This old soldier LUNC suddenly surged 50%, dragging its little brother USTC up by 18%. As for LUNA2, the so-called "improved version," it’s the most disappointing—just as it started to rise, it got dumped back down.
What can we see from this?
The market only recognizes the old Luna's burn-and-destroy narrative. As for LUNA2, the "reboot version"? No one really cares about it.
This is a classic case of the leader absorbing all the attention—the leading one gets the gains, the followers get slaughtered. If you really want to participate, just focus on LUNC and don’t touch LUNA2, which is just filler. Whoever chases it ends up as the bag-holder.
Honestly, these kinds of sector-wide moves are usually just a one-day wonder. Once LUNC, the leader, fizzles out, the whole family will go down together.
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PerpetualLonger
· 5h ago
I won by buying the dip in LUNC. This is definitely a bottom signal. I'm going all in and holding tight. This is the last chance.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-05 14:50
LUNC is really surging this time, but those who actually dare to bottom-fish LUNA2 are true warriors.
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The leader eats meat while the followers get cut—this saying really hits home, it's so true.
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Just waiting to see when LUNC loses steam. When that happens, everything will dive together.
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Honestly, it's just that LUNC has a good story to tell. Who would trust something like LUNA2?
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With a 50% increase, I still choose to stay on the sidelines. The odds of this being a one-day wonder are just too high.
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No one really wants LUNA2; compared to LUNC, the difference is night and day.
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Anyone bottom-fishing needs to be careful; when the leader pulls back, you can't escape.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 12-05 14:32
ngl, seen this exact playbook in '17 tulip run... lunc pumps, retail chases, then *poof* 💀
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SillyWhale
· 12-05 14:31
LUNC is really surging this time, but LUNA2 just can't move at all, it's ridiculous.
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The "leader sucking up liquidity" theory makes sense, but who really dares to chase LUNC? The risk of being a one-day tourist is huge.
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Damn, another false prosperity in the bear market, just waiting for it to cool off.
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USTC caught some scraps by following the trend, the rest are just bag holders.
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The burn narrative does attract buyers, but it's really hard to say how long this trend can last.
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LUNA2 is just junk, and the market knows it well.
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One-day tourist? I bet this wave won't last until noon tomorrow.
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The old Luna story is worn out, now it's just a matter of who bails out first.
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GameFiCritic
· 12-05 14:29
It's the same old deflationary burn narrative again. How long can it last... LUNC relies on token burning to maintain its popularity. To put it bluntly, it's still the same old tokenomics without real practical application support.
Did the Luna family all jump today?
This old soldier LUNC suddenly surged 50%, dragging its little brother USTC up by 18%. As for LUNA2, the so-called "improved version," it’s the most disappointing—just as it started to rise, it got dumped back down.
What can we see from this?
The market only recognizes the old Luna's burn-and-destroy narrative. As for LUNA2, the "reboot version"? No one really cares about it.
This is a classic case of the leader absorbing all the attention—the leading one gets the gains, the followers get slaughtered. If you really want to participate, just focus on LUNC and don’t touch LUNA2, which is just filler. Whoever chases it ends up as the bag-holder.
Honestly, these kinds of sector-wide moves are usually just a one-day wonder. Once LUNC, the leader, fizzles out, the whole family will go down together.