Luna coin is referred to as the "Moutai of the crypto world" mainly because its price skyrocketed in a short period, reaching a market capitalization of 41 billion USD, comparable to the market value of Guizhou Moutai. Luna coin was launched by South Korean Do Kwon in 2018 as part of the Terra blockchain project, initially fluctuating below 1 USD. However, in 2021, the price of Luna coin surged to 119.5 USD, with a market cap of 41 billion USD, becoming the fifth largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization at that time.

The reasons why Luna coin is called the "Moutai of the crypto world" are as follows:

Price Surge: The price of Luna coin soared from less than 1 USD to 119.5 USD in 2021, and its market value skyrocketed to 41 billion USD, comparable to that of Guizhou Moutai, hence the name "Moutai of the crypto world."

Market Performance: Luna coin rapidly rose in a short period, attracting the attention and enthusiasm of numerous investors, with its market performance being similar to that of Guizhou Moutai, representing high returns and high growth potential.

However, the fate of Luna coin has also experienced great ups and downs, much like Guizhou Moutai. In May 2022, the value of Luna coin plummeted, nearly reaching zero, and its market capitalization drastically shrank, resulting in significant losses for many investors. This incident also reflects the risks and uncertainties in the cryptocurrency market. Now with the launch of Luna 2.0, with a fixed total of about 1 billion coins, will there be new narratives, and will it experience great ups and downs again? Will its market value reach that of Guizhou Moutai?