How to track a Moon.com player

To track a Moon.com player, open their profile on Moon Alerts (alertsonmoon.com), an independent tracker that has archived the public trades of Moon.com players and traders since 15 August 2026. Every player we have seen trade in public has a profile at alertsonmoon.com/u/ followed by their username, with their tracked trades, P&L, liquidations and the positions they have open right now. As of 29 October 2026, that is more than 10,000 players.

This guide explains what Moon.com shows about a player, what a Moon Alerts profile adds, how to find a player, and how to follow their trades as they happen.

What Moon.com shows about a player

Moon.com publishes a leaderboard by profit and ROI for the day, the week, the month and all time, a list of its Best Bets, and a public profile for each player with their VIP tier and, unless they choose to hide their bets, their lifetime wagered and official stats. Top players shows the official leaderboard live.

Moon.com's public feed of closed trades lists the last 50 trades, all players together. It moves fast: in October 2026, Moon Alerts archived about 10,000 closed trades a day, so 50 trades cover only a few minutes. We read this feed every 15 seconds and scan every open position on every market about once a minute, then keep each trade we see. A player's trades stay in one place long after they have left the feed.

What a Moon Alerts profile shows

A profile puts Moon.com's official figures next to what our archive has seen:

• Official Moon.com totals: total profit, ROI, number of bets, biggest win and amount wagered, for today, the last 7 days, the last 30 days or all time, and the player's best rank on the official leaderboard.
• Tracked stats: the trades we archived, their volume, how many were won, lost or liquidated, a cumulative P&L curve, the current streak, the average stake and the share of longs and shorts.
• Open right now: the player's open positions, with the estimated P&L and the liquidation price of each.
• Records: the player's best trade, worst trade and biggest stake, each linked to its trade page.
• Trading style: from 20 tracked trades, the median hold time, the usual leverage, the top market, how often a take-profit closed the trade, a 7 × 24 grid of the hours when the player trades, and a calendar of daily P&L over the last 90 days.
• Recent trades: the latest closed trades, each with its own page showing the market, the side, the leverage, the stake, the entry and exit prices and the result.
• VIP tier and badges: the player's VIP badge, the badges they earned on Moon.com, and how far they are from the next tier (Moon.com VIP tiers lists them all).

Amounts labelled tracked only count the trades we captured. The profile says what share of the player's official volume that covers, and the official Moon.com totals stay next to it.

How to find a player

• Search: type all or part of a username in the search box at the top of any page. It finds the players in our archive, and the markets.
• The leaderboard: every name on Top players links to its profile, whatever the period and the ranking, profit or ROI.
• A trade: every trade on the site names its player and links to their profile, in the live feed of the home page as on Live positions, Records or the daily recaps.
• The address: alertsonmoon.com/u/ followed by the username, such as alertsonmoon.com/u/username.

If we have not seen a player trade yet, their page says so. Their trades appear there as soon as our archive sees one.

How to follow a player live

• My desk: the star on a player's profile adds them to My desk. It shows the open positions of the players you watch, their trades of the last 24 hours and what happened since your last visit. The list is saved in your browser, with no account, and a link copies it to your phone or another browser.
• Follow live: when a player has positions open, the Follow live link of their profile opens a page at alertsonmoon.com/live/u/ followed by the username. It shows their open positions as the price moves, with the estimated P&L and the distance to liquidation, and gives a link to a transparent overlay for a stream in OBS or Streamlabs.
• RSS: each player has a feed at alertsonmoon.com/rss/u/ followed by the username and .xml, with their last 50 closed trades, for a feed reader or a bot.

The biggest positions and trades

Live positions lists the biggest positions open on Moon.com right now, sorted by size, with the player, the entry, the live price, the estimated P&L and the liquidation level. Records keeps the biggest wins, liquidations, multipliers and stakes, and the longest win streaks, for the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time, each linked to the trade and the player behind it. Each market page, such as Bitcoin, also lists its top traders and its biggest open positions.

Limits of the data

• Hidden bets: Moon.com lets players hide their bets. Their trades show as Anonymous, and their profile shows no stats and no trades. As of 29 October 2026, 17% of the trades archived since 15 August 2026 are anonymous. A player can also ask us to remove their profile, as our legal page explains.
• Tracked, not official: amounts labelled tracked cover only the trades we captured, and they are not Moon.com's official totals. A position opened and closed between two scans is only seen once it has closed.
• Start of the archive: the archive starts on 15 August 2026. Older trades are missing, apart from some of Moon.com's Best Bets.
• Delays: data can lag by a few seconds to a few minutes, and Moon.com can change or remove public data at any time.

Every source and definition is on our methodology page.