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Ethereum Leverage Calculator

Live Ethereum price, your max loss price, and a reality check against the last 24 hours of ETH.

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Your bet closes at — —
Room before max loss
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Today’s 24h swing
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Position —Opening fee —Max loss —

Estimates. Live price and 24h range from Coinbase public market data; Moon uses its own aggregated price, so levels can differ slightly. Moon’s performance fee on winning bets is at least 10% of profit. Losses are capped at your wager. Maximum leverage varies by market.

How much room your Ethereum bet really has

Ethereum usually moves more than Bitcoin in percentage terms. That matters with leverage: the same 50x that survives a calm Bitcoin day can hit its max loss price on an ordinary Ethereum swing.

LeverageMove against you that ends the bet$100 controls
5x20%$500
10x10%$1,000
25x4%$2,500
50x2%$5,000
100x1%$10,000
250x0.4%$25,000
500x0.2%$50,000
1000x0.1%$100,000

When the whole crypto market drops, Ethereum tends to fall further than Bitcoin. Check the 24h swing in the calculator before copying a leverage you use on BTC.

For the full method, see what leverage to use and bet sizing. Other markets: Bitcoin · Solana · XRP · any price.

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FAQ

How do I calculate the max loss price on a Ethereum bet?

Divide 100% by your leverage to get the room you have, then apply it to your entry. For an Up bet: entry × (1 − 1/leverage). For a Down bet: entry × (1 + 1/leverage). The calculator above does it with the live ETH price.

What leverage is safe for Ethereum?

It depends on how much Ethereum actually moves. The “Today’s 24h swing” bar shows the real high-to-low range of the last 24 hours. If your room (100% ÷ leverage) is smaller than that, a bet opened at the wrong moment would have hit its max loss price.

Can I lose more than my wager betting on Ethereum on Moon?

No. On Moon the most you can lose on a bet is your wager, and your balance can’t go negative. The 1% opening fee is charged on top when the bet opens.