Terra 2.0, or the new version of Terra, will no longer support stablecoins in its latest iteration, unlike the previous version, now known as Terra Classic or informally as Terra 1.0. The new Terra blockchain will support only LUNA as the primary digital asset for staking on its ecosystem. The proof of stake blockchain network features innovative tech such as Mantlemint and Terra Station to offer an ecosystem with high transaction speeds, low transaction costs, and improved network security. The new Terra blockchain is designed to drive DeFi adoption while providing an attractive platform to develop Web 3.0 and NFT-based applications. The new Terra network is an entirely different brand evolution from Terraform Labs, focusing on being a robust platform for dApps and their developers. On the other hand, Terra 1.0 or Terra Classic will continue to support stablecoins, driving the use of crypto and blockchain for payments worldwide. Due to the significant difference in circulating supply, the Terra Classic token LUNC price differs vastly from the Terra LUNA price. The launch price of LUNA 2.0 was around $17.80, although the token trades well below this level as of March 2023. Higher adoption of the Terra ecosystem by dApps and users could drive up the Terra LUNA price and market cap.