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Terraform Labs president Do Kwon announced the release of mainnet Terra 2.0, which received the Phoenix-1 identifier. According to him, LUNA airdrop participants are already credited with tokens – you need to connect to the Terra Station system to see the balance.

to see $LUNA (or $LUNA2 as some exchanges say) token balances, you just need to login to the station and refresh the page

For new users from IBC and others, create a station wallet with the same ledger and the station should guide you through the remaining steps https://t.co/1ZKmCGKLvp

— Do Kwon (@stablekwon) 28 May 2022

Kwon added that new members from the Inter-Blockchain Communication Protocol ecosystem should connect to Terra Station using the network they previously used with Terra Classic.

Added support for the Terra Finder block explorer Phoenix-1. According to the service, the network generated more than 330 blocks at the time of writing.

Terraform Labs said users will be able to transact with liquid LUNAs, including staking, trading, and transactions with decentralized applications after launch.

3/ Users can do multiple things with their liquid $LUNAincluding staking their preferred validator(s) on Terra Station, using them in dApps at launch, or trading on an exchange to earn rewards and participate in governance decisions.

— Terra Powered by LUNA (@terra_money) 28 May 2022