LUNA2, once dubbed the "zero-return bone," has actually come back from the dead! It skyrocketed 28.61% in a single day, with trading volume surging to $255 million—more than double its $115 million market cap. This scene is like throwing a party on a mass grave, with even the grass on the graves trampled flat.
Just look at the data to see how miserable this coin has been: from its all-time high of $19.54 in May 2022, it plummeted all the way down to a low of $0.039 this October. Now it's trying to make a comeback riding the altcoin season hype? Anyone with a discerning eye can see this is the whales pulling up coins they've accumulated at rock-bottom prices, just waiting for someone to take the bait. The ratio of trading volume to market cap is a staggering 222.59%—in plain terms, it's a bunch of short-term speculators playing a game of musical chairs. Does anyone really think this thing can "return as a king"?
There's a saying in crypto you should remember: an altcoin that's died once is like a zombie—standing up on the surface, but rotten to the core inside. The surge in trading volume you see isn't a value reassessment; it's a carefully orchestrated trap designed to lure in those with short memories. If you're thinking of jumping in to make a quick buck, be careful not to get yourself caught and become the next sacrifice.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 2025-12-09 00:55
The trading volume is more than twice the market cap. At a glance, this ratio shows that funds are just circulating with no real support. Dropping from 19 to 0.039, something that’s died once and stands up again is fundamentally changed at its core.
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A 222% turnover rate is a classic sign of a market maker game. Don’t get blinded by those soaring candlesticks.
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To put it bluntly, this rebound is just low-priced holders cashing out, while the bag holders are still cheering.
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LUNA was a textbook example of a blowup. Now you want to see it happen again? Human nature really is on repeat.
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The data is right here: trading volume exceeding market cap. What does that tell you? Short-term money is just passing chips around, and the last one holding always gets dumped on without even knowing it.
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QuietlyStaking
· 2025-12-08 18:25
Same old trick: trading volume is off the charts but the market cap is less than half. It's obviously a scheme to fleece retail investors.
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SleepyValidator
· 2025-12-08 12:28
Graveyard party, this is hilarious. Someone's going to end up at the bottom again.
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screenshot_gains
· 2025-12-06 03:51
Here we go with another game of musical chairs. I just want to see how many people dare to take this bag.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 2025-12-06 03:49
Coming back from the dead just to fleece newbies again—this trick is so obvious I can see right through it with my eyes closed.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 2025-12-06 03:49
The trading volume is more than twice the market cap? Isn’t this a textbook example of market makers pumping and dumping? Do they really think people are fools?
Dead coins rebounding are the scariest—everyone catching the falling knife just becomes fresh sacrifices.
A turnover rate of 222%—how many people are just slicing each other up in there?
The LUNA story has already been told once, and you want to tell it again? I’ve had enough.
Falling from 19 to 0.04, and now you want to stand up and lure people back in? Wishful thinking.
These zombie coins—the sharper they rise, the faster they die. Don’t ask me how I know.
Dancing on a grave is never a good thing. Remember this lesson, everyone.
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rugpull_survivor
· 2025-12-06 03:38
The trading volume is more than double the market cap—this is a textbook example of a rug pull.
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WalletsWatcher
· 2025-12-06 03:34
The trading volume is almost three times the market cap. Isn’t this obviously just a cash grab? “King’s return”? What a joke.
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DustCollector
· 2025-12-06 03:26
The trading volume is more than twice the market cap. Isn't this a classic case of market makers offloading their holdings? Are there really people daring to buy in?
LUNA2, once dubbed the "zero-return bone," has actually come back from the dead! It skyrocketed 28.61% in a single day, with trading volume surging to $255 million—more than double its $115 million market cap. This scene is like throwing a party on a mass grave, with even the grass on the graves trampled flat.
Just look at the data to see how miserable this coin has been: from its all-time high of $19.54 in May 2022, it plummeted all the way down to a low of $0.039 this October. Now it's trying to make a comeback riding the altcoin season hype? Anyone with a discerning eye can see this is the whales pulling up coins they've accumulated at rock-bottom prices, just waiting for someone to take the bait. The ratio of trading volume to market cap is a staggering 222.59%—in plain terms, it's a bunch of short-term speculators playing a game of musical chairs. Does anyone really think this thing can "return as a king"?
There's a saying in crypto you should remember: an altcoin that's died once is like a zombie—standing up on the surface, but rotten to the core inside. The surge in trading volume you see isn't a value reassessment; it's a carefully orchestrated trap designed to lure in those with short memories. If you're thinking of jumping in to make a quick buck, be careful not to get yourself caught and become the next sacrifice.