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What Is Moon.com? Here Is How the Newly Released Market Betting Platform Works

Ben Boland
Ben Boland Published 01/09/2026
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Moon.com is a leveraged market betting platform. Introduced in August 2026, it allows people to bet on whether the value of financial assets will increase or decrease. The platform allows for high leverage within a fixed-loss structure, and users of the site can choose the leverage that suits best up to 1000x. The maximum that can be lost on one wager is the amount that was used to place the bet.

Moon.com is different from the usual brokerages or cryptocurrency exchanges in that users do not purchase or hold ownership of the asset on which they are betting; the wagers are based solely on the fluctuating values of these assets.

How Moon.com Works

The platform has been created to be straightforward for users to understand. An asset is selected, then the user makes a prediction on whether its value will increase or decrease. Based on that prediction, they decide on an amount to bet and on a leverage multiplier — this is between 1x and 1000x, and leverage depends on the market at that particular time.

This means that if a user bets $100 at 1000x leverage, for example, that wager is worth $100,000 within the selected market.

The feature that is set to be the most appealing aspect of Moon.com is the fact that each bet comes with a maximum loss. If the asset decreases in value so that it’s the same as the original bet, the wager closes as a matter of course. There is no requirement to add extra money onto the bet and balances do not reach negative values. Users can also take advantage of Auto Profit Close and Auto Loss Close settings, which allows them to stay in control of their betting goals.

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What markets can you bet on?

The markets available for wagering at Moon.com are financial, and include cryptocurrencies, metals and forex, US equities and index futures. Currencies used include EUR, USD and GBP, while 19 cryptocurrencies are available, including Bitcoin.

Moon.com has stated that prices are monitored throughout every 24-hour period from multiple independent sources. This means that users can access reliable pricing and place bets at any time of day. They are not limited to the usual exchange hours, and this makes the site unique to other similar platforms.

How much does it cost to use Moon.com?

The fees charged by Moon.com are based on the amount of the wager that is placed. The current published fee is 1% of the bet, so a bet of $100 worth $100,000 of market exposure has a fee of $1.

When wagers are kept running, there is a holding fee charged. This is calculated based on volatility, liquidity and other potential factors, and is charged for each eight-hour period. Users who decide to change position must pay the opening fee again and there is a performance fee when wagers are won.

Before placing a bet, it is a good idea to check on the potential costs involved using Moon.com’s fee calculator.

Who owns Moon.com and is it a prediction market?

Moon.com is run by Moon International Limited, and recent reports suggest it was built by Easygo which is the group under which Stake.com, Kick.com and Club.com operate. It should not be thought of as a prediction market; while platforms like Kalshi app or Polymarket focus on future event predictions, Moon.com is a gambling product that is solely focused on the increase or decrease of financial assets.

The Moon.com site is licensed by the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan.

Making the Most of Moon.com

Anyone considering betting on Moon.com should try it out using the Play Money mode. This allows users to have a go at using the platform and getting to know how it works with zero risk to their own finances. The standout feature of this site is the combination of high leverage with a limited maximum on the amount that can be lost, making it of potential interest for many different kinds of users. Always gamble responsibly.

☑️ Editor’s Analysis:

We have seen prediction markets boom and, while they are distinct from gambling, it has seemed inevitable for a while that a product like Moon.com would launch. It combines the best elements of prediction markets — namely plentiful options that fluctuate — and reimagines it for a crypto-first gambling audience. Given that the same creators as Kick and Stake are behind Moon.com, they certainly have a strong chance of success, even if these are early days, but this is one of the most notable new products that has come to market in 2026.

Featured image credit: Moon.com

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About Ben Boland

Ben is the Lead Editor at Win.gg, bringing a decade of iGaming industry experience having worked for both the operator and affiliation sides. With a formal journalism background, he is responsible for ensuring that every piece of content that we publish is relevant, accurate and well-written. In his own time, he enjoys playing video games and especially enjoys Rockstar titles, considering Red Dead Redemption 2 the finest title ever made. He has also spent a lot of time playing GTA V over the years and is fascinated by how streaming is changing the landscape of the industry.

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