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Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to the channel. It's time to drop another bomb on the Terra Luna Classic community and really begin to shut down this conspiracy theory that Greenpeace has been running for a significant amount of time. And I've spent almost 4 years working towards these videos and proving what funds belong to who and really giving you guys data to back that up.
I think the Terra Classic community has a significant problem when it comes down to delegating with the right validators, and Greenpeace's voting power is a clear indication of this. The fact that you can build nothing, you can provide absolutely zero. You'll know with a veto everything. You're not providing anything for the chain. And at the same time, you're slating everybody else off. You're giving everybody else a hard time. And you're essentially walking around telling a load of lies. And Greenpeace changes his theory every other day depending on who's been proving him wrong and spending the time to actually go in and do the research. And it's gone from these are the wallets that are going to be forking the chain, these are the wallets that you want to pay attention to, to suddenly these are actually bridge wallets that go between. And if you go back to my first ever videos, right, everything that he's touting is just a repeat of what I had originally looked at and then come to the same conclusion we've all come to. It's a load of baloney. There's no conspiracy. Binance is not going to save us, and all of the assets that are on there belong to either TfL or users at this point. And we've proven that through data.
And what I'm going to do now is prove to you guys exactly how much TfL sent to Binance in regards to USC. And then how much of that TfL sent back to the onchain wallets. And this is going to leave you with a number that's going to represent TfL's remaining US assets that are held on the Binance CEX. And this is groundbreaking stuff, you guys. This is because Binance is the top USC holder at around 2.3 billion in total. This represents approximately 25% of the overall total supply for USC. Locating the owner of those funds has always been in the best interest of this blockchain, and no one has been able to answer that question up until now. And all of this is going to be backed up with data.
The ability to pursue all of these funds is of course from trial exhibit P301. But the drive that I have to do this comes from you, the community, and the fact that you'll never ever get answers from someone like Binance or from TfL. Unless somebody goes and takes the high road and does all of the work, takes the time, energy, and effort to prove what assets belong to who. We have so much data now, as you can see on screen. It's beyond belief. And I've got so much more that I need to go through. But this video is about proving Greenpeace wrong and bringing all of his followers actual answers to all of his lies and giving you guys the data to go and verify it yourself instead of running around in circles for another four years supporting someone that provides absolutely nothing for the chain and is essentially right a bleed out for our blockchain's price and movement.
Trial exhibit P301, which was Terraform Labs wallet list, gave us the ability to search using the archive node for the memos they used to send assets to Binance. And when assets have been sent back by them, they don't need to use memos. They simply just need to send it back to the corresponding wallets that are shown in trial exhibit P301. So, we have the means to verify everything ourselves at this point if we've got the knowledge, knowhow, and an archive node to go with it. And as you guys know, I have exactly just that.
So what you're looking at here is the data, which is TfL's transaction history for all of the assets that they sent to Binance for all time. We went through this previously, and I gave you guys the number, which is the exact number TfL sent, not an approximate number, which was shown at around 3 billion. Let's get a zoom in on that so you guys can have a better look at these assets. It's around 3.1 billion, as I mentioned. And what I said to everybody was I would take the time, energy, and effort to figure out exactly how much TfL has sent back. And I've done that. I have the figures. I've got the data. I've got the wallets. I've got the transaction IDs. We've even got the time, as per usual. So, like I said, this is a monumental moment for our blockchain because for almost 4 years, no one has been able to answer this. And people only profit off of the mystery, the mysteriousness, the inability Binance themselves and TfL seem to have to not answer any of these questions.
We distinguished in the last video speaking about this 3 billion USC that there is huge gaps in the data between chain and Binance and it represents the fact that Binance has one system for the public and one system for their private doings. And this is essentially illegal. That they're not allowed to do this from what I understand, and I think it really boils down to misappropriation of user funds, specifically if we are to dive into the legal side of things. Just to recap for those of you who don't know, this area here that I've just marked should be registering around 3 billion USC, but it doesn't. At no point during this whole window is 3 billion USC registered. So, I have to stress the fact that there are going to be unanswered questions in terms of why these assets don't show up during the time frame they're supposed to, but they suddenly materialize after the fact.
Now, the only two reasons I can think for Binance having a public and a private system for Terra Luna Classic specifically is they obviously don't want us to see something. Answer one. Answer two would be the fact that they probably right had something to do with the crash, and that private system is hiding a lot of the unanswered questions that we do find in the everyday age of Terra Classic. So, it's not good for Binance. They're not this friendly neighborhood CX, if you will. If they was, they wouldn't have let us remain in mystery. They can clearly see the stress we're all going through each and every day. They burn for heaven's sakes. We know they pay attention to the blockchain.
Okay, so what you're looking at here is Terraform's Binance wallet and all of its transactions that it sent back to the wallets listed in trial exhibit P301. And this is relatively easy to track with all of the other data that we have readily available. And we simply just need to look during the same time frame that we have for the transactions sent for the hyperminting, for the crash, for everything, right? And then asking it what came back to these wallets in LUNC and USC specifically. And as you can see, we've got a list here. And it's not a long list. You know, this wasn't a massive amount of data that we had to crunch down in the end. It was the fact that we had to do so much work to get to the fact of having this data to do the breakdown, to do the crunches, and to bring you guys that final number. And you're looking at around 250,914,417 USC was sent back by TfL to their onchain wallets. This means the remaining assets pertaining to USC on Binance do not belong to them. It does not belong to users. The data shows us that it belongs to TFL.
So for mathematical purposes, let's round down the total amount sent to 3 billion. Let's take off 250 million. Well, you're still left with more than what is showing on Binance currently. And I would question this if we didn't have all of the data we have available, which tells us that during this time down here, there should be 3 billion registering all the way through this highlighted zone, but there isn't. So, what I would say to everybody is that small discrepancy and that smaller amount showing on Binance compared to what the data tells us isn't unusual at this point because Binance is clearly hiding something that is in the shadows. It's mysterious. It might be cloak and dagger. It might have something to do with the crash itself. Maybe they tried to profit from the crash during the crash as they lost billions and billions of dollars in value of their US and Luna that they held. If anyone's got incentive to do all of this, it's Binance.
So, let's do the specific mathematics behind this. And we're going to take number A minus number B, which is going to leave us with the exact number of USC coins that belong to TFL. And what we can confidently say is there's 2.8 billion USC belonging to TfL remaining on Binance, and they've clearly got a public and private system, and some of these assets have clearly been buried in some way, shape, or form. We can now also add TfL's memo that they used to send all of those assets to Binance to trial exhibit P301. These are all things that the courts in the United States failed to do. They simply produced a raw version of trial exhibit P301 with no values in it, no research whatsoever done behind it, and literally leaving out memos that pertain right to 2.8 billion USC coins that have been missed by the civil case by TfL that were ordered to be burned by the final judgment.
If you add on the 358 million that's remaining in Project Dorm wallets in trial exhibit P301, well, you're closer to around 30% of the USC supply that should have been burned. It should have been destroyed and it should be providing benefits for this blockchain, but it's not. The only benefits all of this has ever provided is for someone like Greenpeace to come up with a load of lies about conspiracies and Binance coming up with all of these crazy plans when they're not. The USC on Binance belongs to TfL, and that is now proven through all of this data.
So for all of the people that follow and support Greenpeace and believe in this Binance plan, I hope now that you'll see the truth. And the matter of the fact is pretty plain at this point. Greenpeace has promised his followers that Binance would come and save us, that Binance would burn a load of LUNC and USC, and that they would fork the chain. They are not going to do that. But my data here right now can make that happen. I can provide you with these substantial burns if you delegate with me and you support me throughout this process as I travel to the United States to work with the SEC. Nothing comes for free, my friends. And us as a validator in Terra Classic, it's not looking good. We're at a point where we possibly will have to stop validating in order to save Lunk Dash and keep it operational for you guys. That means no more of this. No more content. No more YouTube. No more nothing. I go back to a Monday Friday job. No one wants that. I don't want that. But that is where we're heading if people do not wake up and redelegate from someone like Greenpeace to validators like myself. And that's it. That's all I've got, guys. Stay safe, stay humble, stay aware, and I'mma catch you in the next.