That's an intensely bizarre discussion.

These "moons", or whatever, don't seem to have any connection with real world economic activity, and so are intrinsically worthless beyond the value that those involved in trading these notions give to them.

I wonder if there are any economic studies into the value that people place on assets and goods according to their direct connections with human wellbeing, e.g. food, housing, and clothing, vs capital, vs derivatives of capital such as shares etc, vs the crazy world of crypto.