Session state as of 01:30 UTC, 27 Aug. Venue calendar only, so it does not know about a half day or an unscheduled halt.
1000x is a number, not a plan
45 markets. Set a stake, drag the multiplier, pick a side, and watch the liquidation price walk toward you while the round trip comes off the top. Every figure is measured against the market's own price history, so the number you get is the one the tape produced rather than the one on the banner.
where the tape actually moved
Arm Holdings leads it up at +3.94% on the session printed 2026-08-26. At 100x the stop sits 0.95% out, and ARM covered that much on 81% of the last 90 sessions.
| Market | Session | Last | Vol 30d | Survived | 100× hit | Window |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arm Holdings ARM | +3.94% | $251.20 | 82% | 10× | 81% | 2026-08-26 |
| Robinhood Markets HOOD | -3.19% | $108.50 | 74% | 10× | 73% | 2026-08-26 |
| Strategy (MicroStrategy) MSTR | -2.92% | $123.15 | 70% | 10× | 81% | 2026-08-26 |
| Coinbase Global COIN | -2.91% | $181.74 | 76% | 10× | 78% | 2026-08-26 |
| Oracle Corporation ORCL | +2.84% | $148.87 | 60% | 10× | 76% | 2026-08-26 |
| Palantir Technologies PLTR | +2.75% | $177.47 | 91% | 10× | 68% | 2026-08-26 |
Session change is the vendor's last completed daily bar against the one before it, dated in the final column. Survived is the highest multiplier that would not have been stopped out across 30 sessions. 100× hit counts the share of the last 90 sessions that travelled the 0.95% a 100x position has to spare.
why the movers moved
- Strategy (MicroStrategy)▲ 6.59%8-K filed 24 Aug, cause unconfirmedunconfirmed
- Zcash▲ 2.06%Grayscale listed the first Zcash ETF on NYSE Arca, and the spot token repriced with it.confirmed
the ones that bite
Ranked by 30-session realised volatility, highest first. Volatility is not opportunity wearing a different hat. It is the reason the liquidation column reads the way it does on these particular names.
the ones that sit still
These take more multiplier before the stop lands inside an ordinary day's range. That is arithmetic, not permission. Quiet markets have loud days too, and none of them send a warning first.
the shares people come here to size
The equity and ETF side, ordered by 30-session realised volatility. Ranked on measured movement rather than on click history, because there is no click history worth ranking on yet and a made-up popularity score is still made up.
pick one and see what it does to a position
Not one of the 45 instruments carries a dated human check against Moon's own book yet, so none of them gets a link to go and trade it. The selector still reads out what each one does to a leveraged position.
Availability states across the universe: 45 unverified. Only a state of verified opens a link, and a check expires after 30 days. How that check is done is set out in the methodology.
what is already on the calendar
Scheduled reports for names in this universe. A print outside its own consensus is where an overnight gap comes from, and a gap does not stop at a liquidation price on the way through it.
| Session | Market | When | Consensus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 02 Sep | Broadcom Inc. AVGO | after the close | $2.83 expected, $1.26 a year ago |
| Tue 08 Sep | Oracle Corporation ORCL | time not confirmed | $1.40 expected, $1.20 a year ago |
Dates and consensus from the Nasdaq earnings calendar, read 2026-08-27 01:30 UTC. Companies move their own dates and a consensus is an average of estimates, not a forecast this site is making.
read these before you touch the slider
what this actually is
A simulator and a data reference. Not a trading venue. No money is staked here, no order is routed, no position exists anywhere. Prices are indicative third-party data from Twelve Data. Moon prices its own book, so its reference price, spread, fees, funding and liquidation rules will produce a different result from anything on this page.
What it is good for is arithmetic, which is the part nobody checks before sizing. Leverage gets sold as a multiplier on the outcome. It is a divider on how much you can absorb. At 100x a 0.95% move against you closes the position, and most markets here cover more ground than that on an ordinary Tuesday. Every market page counts the sessions it actually happened on instead of guessing.
what moon charges, and what it does not tell you
These are the modelling assumptions this site runs on, not confirmed venue terms. The simulator uses them because it needs a number, not because anyone has checked them against Moon's book.
The opening fee is charged on the wager and not on the exposure, so it reads 1% at every rung on the ladder. At 1000× the max loss price sits 0.10% from entry, and the fee still costs 1% of that distance, which is the same share it costs at 2×. Cost is flat. Runway is what the multiplier spends.
Held past 8 hours a wager also pays a rolling fee. Moon describes the rate as dynamic and does not publish it, so no figure on this site models it and anything carried overnight costs more than shown.
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