phrase Internet Slang

To The Moon

/tə ðə mun/ · phrase · slang

A rallying cry that a coin's price is about to skyrocket — straight up, no limit.

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Definitions

1

Sarcastically, to mock a coin that is obviously not going up, or hype that's clearly delusional.

“Down 95 percent but sure, to the moon any minute now.”
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Used as pure hype and encouragement in communities to keep morale high and discourage selling, often with a rocket emoji 🚀.

“Hold tight everyone, this is going to the moon 🚀🚀.”
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An exclamation that a price is going up dramatically or is about to. The moon is the destination for a coin going parabolic.

“Bitcoin broke resistance, we're going to the moon!”
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To The Moon In A Sentence

GM frens, today's the day we go to the moon 🚀.
Every memecoin claims it's going to the moon, almost none do.
To the moon or to zero, no in between with this one.

Origin & Usage

The phrase predates crypto in stock and gambling slang, but Dogecoin's community supercharged it around 2013-2014 with the literal 'to the moon' meme and rocket emojis. It's now the default crypto hype phrase.

Variants mooningmoonwen moon🚀soon to the moon
Tags #money#meme#american#internet#gen-z

People Also Ask

What does 'to the moon' mean in crypto?

It means a coin's price is going up fast or is expected to skyrocket. It's the main hype phrase, often with a rocket emoji.

What does 'mooning' mean?

It means a coin is actively shooting up in price right now. 'It's mooning' = the chart is going vertical.

What does 'wen moon' mean?

It's deliberately broken English for 'when moon,' asking impatiently when the price will finally pump. It's half a joke.

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