I will add that the butterfly bend and butterfly loop are given associated names as are the zeppelin and carrick, and a double dragon is so named as a loop or a bend, as an end of line loop, or in its probably less favored mid-line use. An Eskimo Bowline while behaving differently as a loop still inherits the family name as well, as do others with different knot part topology.
The hitches are the only knots that seem to almost consistently break this trend, with the distinction usually applying to if they are tied around an object or further "entangled" with the rope itself.
We can wax philosophically all day long, but I proposed a name, one that has much precedent, the Mobius Butterfly Loop, and I have not seen another proposal yet to consider amidst all the words other than "reversed" Butterfly, which also works. Until there is another proposal, if I need to refer to this configuration in words, these will be the words I use. I'm sure if used often it will get shortened to simply Mobius Loop often, and that's fine too.