What is the hottest news recently online? The bankruptcy trustee of Terraform Labs has started handling cases of those who filled out incorrect claim forms. Many people see this news and their first reaction is—this is the end, is Luna going to collapse? Will exchanges delist it?

The truth is not as scary as it sounds. After reviewing the court documents, it becomes clear that this has nothing to do with most ordinary holders. It’s simply correcting those who filled out incorrect information in the claim process, with zero impact on your normal holdings or trading assets. There will be no mass sell-offs, no additional issuance or destruction without reason. Basically, it’s just an adjustment of legal documents, not a signal of the end of the world.

Short-term market fluctuations are often driven by liquidity and sentiment, not by a few pages of court notes.

The underlying issue worth pondering is: why does the crypto community tend to panic at the slightest disturbance? It’s probably because this field experiences such extreme volatility that stability and asset security are desperately needed. Every similar incident reminds us—how important it is to choose an ecosystem that can withstand market fluctuations and provide sustainable income mechanisms. Platforms that can survive the test of cycles often prioritize risk control and user protection from the very beginning of their design.