Liquidations on Moon.com: the largest on record
The largest liquidation we have recorded, since 30 August 2026 from our feed of Moon's public trades, is a $86.65 SOL long at 1000x, closed by Moon when the move against it reached the stake. A liquidation is Moon closing a bet because the loss reached the stake; nothing more is owed. On Moon that happens at a move of about 100% divided by the leverage: 1% at 100x, 0.1% at 1000x, before spread and fees. How liquidation works, tier by tier; the live page shows them as they happen.
- 2liquidations on 5 September
- 38trades that day
- 2liquidations since 5 September
- 63%of that day's trades at 1000x
How far price has to move at each leverage
The move against a position that ends it, before spread and fees. Moon offers up to 1000x; the hollow numeral is the edge.
- 10x10% against you
- 50x2% against you
- 100x1% against you
- 250x0.4% against you
- 500x0.2% against you
- 1000x0.1% against you
The largest liquidations
| # | Trader | Trade | Stake | Lost | Closed | Day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ZackWinzOnKick | SOL long at 1000x | $86.65 | −$87.53 | 23:48 UTC | 2026-09-05 |
These are the largest liquidations our feed saw close each day, since 30 August 2026 from our feed of Moon's public trades; Moon's own boards list wins only. Most bets on Moon are under $200, and at 1000x a 0.1% move ends the bet. Liquidations are shown as numbers with a reason, never as commentary; see responsible gambling.
Every position in this table was one move of about 100% divided by its leverage from its end, and at 1000x a 0.1% move against you ends the bet, before spread and fees. Read the liquidation guide before you pick a tier.
Liquidations by day
From the daily recaps. A day is listed when a recap was written for it; quieter days are counted in the weekly recaps.
| Day | Liquidations | Trades | Share | At 1000x |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-05 | 2 | 38 | 5% | 63% of trades |
Frequently asked
What is a liquidation on Moon.com?
Moon closing a bet because the loss reached the stake. The stake is gone and nothing more is owed. At 1000x that is a move of about 0.1% against the position, before spread and fees; at 100x about 1%; at 10x about 10%.
How many bets on Moon get liquidated?
In the days we have recapped, about 5% of observed trades ended in liquidation (2 of 38). The share moves with how many bets are placed at 1000x.
What is the biggest liquidation on Moon?
The largest we have recorded is a $86.65 SOL long at 1000x, closed by Moon on 5 September 2026, since 30 August 2026 from our feed of Moon's public trades. Moon's boards list wins only, so a liquidation is on record only when our feed saw it close; players who hide their bets are not in the feed, so larger ones may exist.
Can I lose more than my stake?
No. A liquidation closes the bet at the stake. Fees are separate: Moon charges a 1% opening fee on the stake and a holding fee every 8 hours a bet stays open, whether it wins, loses or is liquidated.
Definitions
- Liquidation
- Moon closing a bet because the loss reached the stake. At 1000x that is a move of about 0.1% against the position, before spread and fees.
- Distance to liquidation
- How far price has to move against an open position before Moon closes it: 100% divided by the leverage, plus or minus the move so far. At 1000x a fresh position is 0.1% away.
- Leverage
- The multiplier applied to the stake; $100 at 100x behaves like a $10,000 position. Moon offers up to 1000x.
- Stake
- The amount of money a trader puts on a single bet, before fees.
- Notional (exposure)
- Stake multiplied by leverage.
- Long, short
- A long is Moon's Up bet (profits if price rises); a short is a Down bet. We use long and short because that is how Moon's data labels them.
- PnL
- Profit and loss on a closed trade in US dollars, as Moon reports it, after Moon's fees.
- A trader who hides their name on Moon. Their trades count toward totals and never toward any trader page.
- Observed
- Seen by our feed. Moon's feed returns the last 10 public trades per request; we see most trades, not all, and we say how many we missed on each recap.
- As of
- The time, in UTC, when the figures on the page were last read from Moon's public feed and boards. Live pages refresh every 30 seconds while you watch; trader pages and recaps are rebuilt daily just after midnight UTC.
The leverage calculator gives the liquidation price for any stake and tier. The other side: the biggest wins. About the data.