Something interesting happened. CoinDesk reporter Ian Allison recently wore a T-shirt with the old Terra Luna logo while interviewing executives from Mastercard, Ripple, and TON at a blockchain conference in Dubai.
Just this one piece of clothing, and Terra Luna Classic (LUNC) almost doubled today—a surge of nearly 100%.
The photo went viral on X and Telegram within a few hours. Many started discussing whether this notorious collapsed coin was about to have a nostalgic revival. Market sentiment is fascinating like that—a symbol or a photo can stir up big waves.
Although LUNC is no longer the Terra of the past, this surge triggered by "outfit choice" is still quite a surprise. Sometimes, community memory and emotion can influence short-term prices more than fundamentals do.
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P2ENotWorking
· 2025-12-11 15:35
Memory can never deceive people
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BlockBargainHunter
· 2025-12-09 22:58
This generation of retail investors doesn't play by the rules.
Something interesting happened. CoinDesk reporter Ian Allison recently wore a T-shirt with the old Terra Luna logo while interviewing executives from Mastercard, Ripple, and TON at a blockchain conference in Dubai.
Just this one piece of clothing, and Terra Luna Classic (LUNC) almost doubled today—a surge of nearly 100%.
The photo went viral on X and Telegram within a few hours. Many started discussing whether this notorious collapsed coin was about to have a nostalgic revival. Market sentiment is fascinating like that—a symbol or a photo can stir up big waves.
Although LUNC is no longer the Terra of the past, this surge triggered by "outfit choice" is still quite a surprise. Sometimes, community memory and emotion can influence short-term prices more than fundamentals do.