Moon Leverage, the podcast
Short episodes on the new up/down leverage betting site from the people behind Stake: the promo code, the fees, how 1000x leverage and liquidation actually work, and the biggest wins and liquidations from Moon's public feed. Every episode has its full transcript on this site, so you can read it in a minute or listen in three.
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Episodes
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Is Moon.com Owned by Stake? (2026): Who Runs Moon, the Licence, the Easygo Link & How It Differs
Is Moon.com owned by Stake? What Moon's own terms say (Moon International Limited, Comoros), the Anjouan licence we checked on the regulator's register, what launch coverage reported about Easygo, and how Moon's 1000x Up/Down bets, fees and availability differ from Stake's casino and sportsbook. Plus play money and the 3.5% rakeback code moonlev.
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Moon.com Deposits & Withdrawals (2026): Crypto Only, KYC First, and Our Withdrawal Arrived in Seconds
How money gets into Moon.com and back out. Deposits are crypto only, identity verification with ID and proof of address comes before your first deposit and again before a withdrawal, and withdrawals are subject to AML checks, limits and network fees. Moon publishes no processing time, so we ran our own test: our withdrawal arrived in seconds. What slows a withdrawal down, the network fee versus Moon's bet fees, and the 3.5% rakeback code moonlev.
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Moon.com VIP Weekly & Monthly Bonus (2026): Every Payout So Far, How to Qualify & Claim
Moon.com pays two bonuses beyond rakeback: a VIP weekly bonus split every Friday among everyone who bet in the last week, and a VIP monthly bonus on the 15th. Every weekly total since July, the first monthly payout of $125,088, how VIP progress (and likely your share) is measured, and how to claim before the codes expire.
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Is Moon.com Legit? (2026): Licence Verified, Who Runs It, House-Banked Odds, Withdrawals, Scam Check
Is Moon.com legit or a scam? What can be verified: the Comoros company behind it, the Anjouan licence we found on the regulator's register, the reported Stake founder link, the house-banked spread, the published fees and the weekly VIP payouts. Plus the gaps: no withdrawal track record yet, crypto-only, KYC before deposit. Rated 3.5 out of 5.
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Moon.com Fees Explained (2026): Opening Fee, Holding Fee, Performance Fee & Spread, With Three Worked Bets
Moon.com charges four things on a leveraged bet: a 1% opening fee on the stake, a holding fee every 8 hours, a performance fee of at least 10% of profit, and an undisclosed spread. Three bets run through the arithmetic, which fee you can avoid entirely, and how 3.5% rakeback offsets the rest.
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Moon.com Rakeback Explained (2026): 3.5% of Every Fee Back, How to Activate It
Moon.com rakeback returns 3.5% of the fees you pay, win or lose. Which fees count, the arithmetic on one bet, why leverage does not change it, what a realistic $200-a-month fee bill gets back, the two ways Moon activates it, and why Moon.com cashback is the same thing under another name.
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Moon.com Promo Code moonlev (2026): Referral Code, Bonus Code & 3.5% Rakeback Explained
The Moon.com promo code is moonlev. It gives 3.5% rakeback on every fee you pay on Moon, win or lose, from your first bet. What Moon.com is, what the code returns in dollars, how to apply it, why there is no deposit bonus, and why the play-money mode is worth ten minutes before you deposit.