Moon.com VIP tiers explained
Updated Oct 28, 2026
Moon.com ranks every player by how much they have wagered. That rank, the VIP tier, shows as a badge on the player's profile and unlocks perks: bonuses and rakeback first, then a dedicated VIP host. The public ladder has 14 tiers, from Bronze at $10,000 wagered to Diamond V at $500 million, plus Rookie for everyone below the first one.
This guide lists every tier with its threshold and perks, explains what counts toward it, and shows where to check your progress.
How tiers are earned
- The stake counts, and leverage makes it count more. Each trade adds its stake to your VIP progress, not the size of the position. Moon.com's VIP page adds that the more leverage you use, the faster you progress, and that at 1000× a wager earns 2× VIP progression. A $10 stake at 1000× counts double, not as a $10,000 position.
- Results do not count. The thresholds are wager amounts, and the VIP page ties progress to the amount wagered and the leverage used, not to profit or loss.
- Below $10,000, you are a Rookie. A player who has not reached the first tier shows as Rookie. The first tier, Bronze, comes at $10,000.
- The public total is not the VIP total. The total wagered shown on a Moon.com profile has no leverage bonus: on the profiles we compared with our archive, it is the sum of the stakes after the 1% opening fee. A player who trades at high leverage can hold a badge before that total reaches the threshold. Of ten Bronze and Silver players we checked on 28 October 2026, six showed a public total below their tier's threshold.
Every tier and its threshold
| Tier | Wager amount to unlock it |
|---|---|
| Rookie | under $10K |
| Bronze | $10K |
| Silver | $50K |
| Gold | $100K |
| Platinum I | $250K |
| Platinum II | $500K |
| Platinum III | $1M |
| Platinum IV | $2.5M |
| Platinum V | $5M |
| Platinum VI | $10M |
| Diamond I | $25M |
| Diamond II | $50M |
| Diamond III | $100M |
| Diamond IV | $250M |
| Diamond V | $500M |
From Platinum on, each step is a big jump: going from Platinum III to Platinum IV alone takes $1.5 million more.
Perks of each group
Moon.com groups the tiers into six levels of perks. As its VIP page lists them:
- Bronze: bonus from Support, rakeback, weekly bonuses, monthly bonuses and access to the VIP Telegram channel.
- Silver and Gold: bonus from Support and an increased monthly bonus.
- Platinum I to III: bonus from Support, an increased monthly bonus and a daily Reload bonus for 14 to 42 days.
- Platinum IV to VI: a dedicated VIP host, unlimited Reloads while you keep a VIP host, bonuses from the host, and increased weekly and monthly bonuses.
- Diamond I to V: bonuses from the VIP host, custom benefits, and increased weekly and monthly bonuses.
The VIP page gives no amounts or rates for these bonuses. It says the weekly boost grows with how much you play in the week, and that the monthly bonus, sent by email once a month to eligible players, is random and based on the month's play.
What a tier takes in practice
The thresholds are about volume, so the number of trades depends on the stake. Here is how many trades of $10 or $100 each tier takes, counting each dollar of stake once, and the opening fees paid on the way, at 1% of the stake:
| Tier | At $10 | At $100 | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze ($10K) | 1,000 | 100 | $100 |
| Gold ($100K) | 10,000 | 1,000 | $1,000 |
| Platinum I ($250K) | 25,000 | 2,500 | $2,500 |
| Platinum III ($1M) | 100,000 | 10,000 | $10,000 |
At 1000×, where a wager earns 2× progression, the number of trades and the fees are halved.
The last column matters. On most positions we track, Moon.com takes 1% of the stake as an opening fee, so reaching a tier costs up to about 1% of the threshold in fees alone, before any win or loss.
Real stakes vary a lot. Since 15 August 2026, the trades archived by Moon Alerts add up to $101 million wagered, an average stake of about $180 per trade (figures as of 28 October 2026). At that average, counting each dollar once, Bronze takes about 56 trades and Platinum I about 1,400. The average is pulled up by a few very large trades: two thirds of the archived trades stake $10 or less, while the 718 trades of $10,000 or more add up to about two thirds of the volume. The biggest stake we have seen is $1.25 million on a single Ethereum trade, closed on 18 October 2026, and 198 trades staked $100,000 or more, 61 of them on Bitcoin. The largest are on Records.
Check your tier and your progress
VIP progress shows the full ladder with Moon.com's official badges. Pick your tier and how far along the bar you are, or type a public Moon.com username, and it tells you how much is left to wager to reach the next tier. That amount counts each dollar once, so at high leverage less stake gets you there. When a player's badge is ahead of their public total, the page shows the rank from the badge and leaves the progress unknown. Top players shows the official leaderboard with each player's VIP badge.
A player who hides their bets keeps a public badge, but their wagered total is no longer shown, so the exact progress inside a tier stays unknown.
What the data says about risk
VIP perks reward volume, not results. Every trade on the way pays the opening fee, and the high leverage that speeds up progression is also what ends the most trades in liquidation. On the positions we track, 38.8% of the trades at 500× or more ended in liquidation, against 1.5% of those under 10×, and about a third of all of them ended that way (How liquidations work). Across the archive, liquidations have wiped out $21.8 million of stakes, about a fifth of the $101 million wagered (figures as of 28 October 2026).