Reddit's cryptocurrency, MOONS

I have a question about Reddit's cryptocurrency, MOONS. Could anyone explain how it works, how to earn it, and how to transfer it to real cryptocurrency on trading platforms? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! :)

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I think we make the bull case for Moons quite often but it's usually reiterated after a huge pump like the last one to 30c, and people are annoyed when it dips back to where it is now because they bought in at 30c instead of buying right now. So I want to take this time to ... encourage pro-active price action.

Let's begin. While there are short term profits to be made, Moons are very much a long term hold for me especially. I'm currently sitting on 64k Moons (rip inbox) that will never be sold until at least $10 Moons. Considered them burned, for now.

I want to focus on the current state of moons and where they actually are.

On camelot, the pool has 2 million Moons in it waiting to be bought. On sushiswap, the pool has 650k Moons in it.
On kraken this varies but the focus is more on the buy walls, of which right now there is a sizeable 80k moon buy wall at 10c. At 30c moons these pools dropped to 400k moons and 250k moons respectively.

Next let's talk about bots. There are two main bots on Nova, C1E2d0 and fb6ab6. At the time of posting this, Fb6 is rapidly running out of moons to sell and the wallet hasn't had an incoming tx for months. C1E is a little different, it has approx 80k moons which dropped to 25k when moons dropped to 9c last week. Then what happened next? We shot up to 14c when the bot started buying again.

There was a recent situation with the creation of the $Trump coin where someone sold approx 500k moons to presumably buy into it. This was unfortunate, but Moons were resilient and we soldiered on.

Now is likely the best possible time to accumulate Moons given this information, and the fact that future burns will decrease the already incredibly thin sell walls.

I also have no doubt our sexy managers are cooking things behind the scenes that they can't yet talk about.

What do you think the highs of moons will be this year?

Used to have a vault with few k moons from when reddit started to hand them out based on the action you did on the platform. Then they said they would stop and the vault was deleted. Now i see moons are back? I reactivated my vault and it's.... empty. Why?

Edit: thnx for the clear replies. They are gone.

Just getting a feel for the mood here.

I know there is a lot of doubt in the main sub, with people still thinking the project is dead. Some only just finding out that Moons are back. Lots of people are still pissed about what Reddit did. Many sold all their bags and have become non-mooners.

The crypto.com delisting didn't help, instilling more doubt recently.

And yet, activity on the sub has been picking up. Volume has picked up. We still get regular demand for AMAs and Banners (despite the confusing process and lack of marketing).

Utility for Moons has been returning with the mod and RCC team working for the past year and a half at developing Moons and bringing back their original utility.

Moons are not only coming back as the main coin of one of the big crypto forums, but are no longer restricted to just one sub, nor even to just one platform.

But even if Moons hadn't had all that back, and were truly abandoned, I don't think it would matter for a bullrun.

Even a dead project like Bricks that its own mod team abandoned has shown to be able to start pumping at the start of the bull market. And I bet bricks will still manage to pump somehow at the height of the bullmarket and during alt season.

So I have even less doubts about Moons.

'M' for Moon

I did !withdraw 0.01 MOON through the bot and I can’t see the MOON in my reddit vault or through my phantom wallet (all accounts)

I used the security passphrase from reddit vault into phantom but I think I’m linked to my other polygon wallet

Since CDC's delisting value has dropped significantly. We reached $0.08 recently. Do you think we'll regain the position we were before?

There have been recent 'innovations' that might help moons.

The Glue AMA was nice, and the developer hinted at some thing for MOONs in the future.
And I also just noticed MoonPlace.io on the banner of the subreddit. Not sure exactly what it is, but any innovation is a good innovation.

What do you think? Will another listing on a CEX like Binance or MEXC be what skyrockets MOONs? What do you think will kick off moons recovery phase?

Hey everyone, I had an idea on a mechanic we could add to Moons and the subreddit to add some value and fun. it's basically a crypto version of this, and we could provide perks to the top 10 cryptos who have had the most moons burned on their behalf. These perks could include ideas like:

• Their logo as a custom emoji in the subreddit that people can use in comments or flairs
• Inclusion in a Top 10 Sponsors list in the sidebar
• +1 to their post limit in the topic limit rule
• Similar perks on other subreddits or platforms would be possible. Additional perks could be voted on via future governance polls

This would create a bit of a game mechanic where the top 10 crypto sponsors list is dynamic, and the 10th place crypto could be knocked out if someone else burned enough Moons. For example using the chart below, if XRP burns at least 50 Moons, they can join the top 10 and Cardano would be knocked out until someone burned enough on their behalf to get them back in the top 10.

https://preview.redd.it/7cmcwbtd4eee1.png?width=688&format=png&auto=webp&s=9227250e10e853f5d946c39548ec680abb472b6a

Technical Details

This kind of system would have to be almost entirely automated, so here's how I think it can work:

1. Mods predefine some burn addresses, and assign them to certain cryptos as requested by users. Further burn addresses can be easily generated as needed.
2. Once a burn address is assigned, a bot can watch the blockchain to see how many moons have been burned at that address. This bot uses that info to maintain that top 10 list somewhere.
3. Perks are setup by mods or bots on the target platform as required. Things like uploading the new custom emojis are currently manual procedures but adjusting topic limits is not.

Please let me know what you think and any ideas you have for perks we could offer

Hello everyone,

I've been thinking a Moons discord would be a good addition to the ecosystem and built a proof of concept recently. There's various kinds of features and value add I could see from a Discord, such as:

• Notification Subscriptions, easily sign up to be pinged when there is news:
  • Governance Polls and Moon Week
  • Moons updates
  • r/Cryptocurrency updates
• Moon tip bot, potentially unified with reddit or telegram tip bots
• Moons flairs, similar to reddit
• Linked accounts with reddit
• Expansion of Moons beyond reddit
• Bring back video or audio events. We used to have Reddit Talk and people could burn moons to host an event

https://preview.redd.it/2nxw3ddowdee1.png?width=634&format=png&auto=webp&s=5a89fee5337fc47bcd18e9369b9b59020ad49182

The remaining part to figure out would be the mod team to maintain it. Similar to our subreddits and I believe most discords, this would be volunteer effort by community members.

Please let me know what you think about the idea and if you would like to help as a mod.

I posted about this at the time but interesting to look back as a retrospective.

On Dec 15-17 of last year the price was absolutely static. It wicked up slightly here and there but every single sell was bought up at exactly 27.5 cents for three days at the peak of the run up. Iiirc there were huge buy orders placed at this price. On Dec 18 the price dropped dramatically and has been dropping ever since.

Who bought? How much did they accumulate in the end? Why? Was it an individual or some other entity? Why did they buy at the peak? I know realistically we might never know but does anyone have any theories? Fun to speculate.

It could just be me but I've noticed:

- Community Currency bot has had 0 activity the past day.
- I send a message to check my balance, no reply
- I try to withdraw some, no reply.

Anybody else going through this?

Edit: It's back online as of 1/21/2025.

I keep seeing people asking for a bridge to a different chain like Sol, which in my opinion would do nothing to moons. I don’t see the point of being on many chains. No what would be useful is fine even more use cases. I’ve said before I think that Moons have more use cases than a lot of big cryptos. From marketing on the sub to governance to tipping, it’s fine for a small token. But more use cases is never a bad thing, so it would be useful to find more

For example Moonplace was a good use case. I might be wrong but I think it’s in the plans to restart it. Hopefully it’ll be cheap. I think that if it’s something like 10 pixels per Moon, people will be happy to spend to decorate if it’s cheap

I wish we could do something like a lottery or stuff like that but too many laws regulating gambling

Any idea would have to be doable easily and be legal obviously

Im fairly active in r/cc and have not received any moons since they started distributing them again. Ive checked the distribution spreadsheets and it shows I am owed moons.

Anyone else have this issue? I also tried the gas bot and it said my account cannot receive gas because i dont have any moons

Please comment if your register works. Seems like its not working for anyone

Good day my fellow weirdos. Title says it all. Do we still earn moons on this sub as well as r/cc main sub or is it only the main sub now?

1️⃣ Drop 90% of the supply on Solana.

2️⃣ Keep 10% as treasury.

3️⃣ Announce it on r/CryptoCurrency,

let the word spread. Whales WILL ape in. 🐳💸

4️⃣ Periodically sell from the treasury, use profits to buy $MOONs and burn them. 🔥

Result: Meme hype + $MOON buybacks = win-win for holders. Let's make it happen! 💎

I know the MODs are too artistic to get on to the Solana Hype train. They would prefer something like Polygon or Arb etc.. But at this point we need to be street smart, use plain common sense and do something about Moons before it is too late.

I think we need to market moons but since we don't really have moon reserves to promote moons properly and MODs probably won't support the idea.

if you guys know arbitrum got insane popularity post airdrop i think airdropping people is the best way to get traction same happened last year with "gone" polygon token (they airdropped to some of the famous polygon nfts )

i came up with this idea we should create our own meme coin on SOL and distribute it to the moon /moon place or maybe to the people who bought memberships for more than 2 consecutive months and to some other projects if we get to partnership with them directly.

This is just the idea i came up with and nothing is final i'd love to know if someone is interested in doing this.

I am assuming that this is a glitch, but I was just wanting to confirm it.

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/moon

Title says it all. I know it's not gonna break the bank at all but I've genuinely only just realised that the faucet is still there. Have at it ladies and gentlemen, run it dry!

A few weeks ago Moons were pumping and people got excited, now it’s gone back down and people are coming out to say “I told you so”, as is expected. These people have been mentioning the same arguments and most of them are so wrong they need to be addressed.

• Moons have no utility. First of all it’s not true, Moons are used to advertise on Reddit, for tipping, to reward members of the community for projects, to distribute in community events, and first and foremost to vote to shape the subreddit. It’s a SocialFi token and it actually has a lot of utility, even if it’s confined to this community. But on top of that the whole utility thing is irrelevant. Open your eyes, most cryptos don’t have any utility sorry. And when memecoins come out of nowhere straight to the top 100 they have no utility whatsoever. Most people don’t actually care about utility.

• Reddit has abandoned the project so what’s the point? Reddit stopping their support means that Moons are now deflationary and the project is more decentralized, that’s a good thing.

• Decentralized? Mods own most of the supply and are dumping on us! Well, not quite. Mods don’t own such a big part of the total supply, and many mods have as many or more moons than what they received. Mods are also most of the liquidity on Camelot. I’m not saying that no mods are ever selling but mods are allowed to sell same as anyone else anyways. But mods are not dumping on people like it has been said, if anything it’s the opposite.

• but some mods did dump on people during sunset! Sure, and that was bad and now they’re gone. I understand that some trust is gone now but at the end of the day this is in the past and these mods have been removed and the mods who are left are the ones who didn’t dump at 3c or at 70c.

• yeah well the price action sucks. Patience, Moons are getting burned all the time, a supply shock will happen. In the meantime it goes up and down with extreme price changes but that’s to be expected of a small cap coin. But such a small cap also means that when the big pump happens, it’ll melt some faces. And Moons have a strong support around 10-11c. So we know the bottom but not the top, that’s another win

TLDR: most negative things attributed to Moons are actually positive. Don’t listen to the haters. I’m all for constructive criticism but their arguments make no sense if you think about it rationally and factually.

Ok i tried to transfer my coins from Crypto.com to my trus wallet. I can see the transaction completed on Crypto. And i can see the coins in transactions on my Moon in Trust. But the coins arent actually in my Trust wallet. It seems they are stuck in limbo. Any help would be appreciated.

Can't call yourself "Moonies" because of the cult by the same name. Can't say "Mooners" cause they lower their pants, not a look. Can't say Lunatics. Can't say Moonpies. Can't say Moonsters, sound like monsters who lower their pants. Let's hope one day it's Moonyanaires. Best enjoy the day,all.

As the title says really. Is the original contract on Arbitrum Nova? What are we buying when we buy MOONs on Arb one or ETH?

And do these other contracts show as moons on r/cryptocurrency ?

Since CDC fud is gone, paper hands are done selling their stash, we can now go ahead towards $2 moon.

Not to mention, moon are at absurdly cheap price.