Aim a Moonshot
Choose Long or Short and a reach multiple, then read the solved target.
Moonshot asks whether a Window's final price will reach one target. Choose Long or Short, dial the reach, and the reserve solves the target and payout.
- Long wins if the Window closes at or above the target.
- Short wins if it closes at or below the target.
It uses the same payout reserve as Range. It is a fixed-condition round, not a leveraged position.
This signed-out Moonshot page asks you to connect before revealing direction, reach and the payout ticket. Your rounds appears below the builder.
- 1Connect to reveal the direction, reach and ticket controls.
- 2Accepted Moonshots and their collection controls appear under Your rounds.
Place a Moonshot
- Open Moonshot and connect a funded wallet.
- Under Your Window, choose the asset and closing time.
- In Aim, choose Long or Short. Move the Reach control farther in the direction you want to call.
- Choose Set stake or Set payout, then enter the amount.
- Read the solved target, You pay, You win, Pays and the expiry's remaining capacity.
- Choose Fire · … and confirm the required wallet actions.
- Wait for Moonshot placed!. Check the accepted target and real multiple in the slip.
A draft can move to the next suitable Window when its current one is no longer available. Recheck the expiry before firing.
Understand the cap
A reach rung and the reserve can limit the maximum payout. If a requested payout is too large, Set to the cap adjusts it to the permitted amount.
When a stake reaches the payout cap, the ticket explains how much stake is actually used and how much stays in your wallet. Read You pay; do not assume every amount typed into the field will be spent.
Won't fit this expiry means that closing time does not have enough remaining reserve capacity for the round. Try a smaller accepted round or another available expiry, then review the new quote. Repeated signing cannot create capacity.
Settle and collect
Find the accepted round under Your rounds on Moonshot. Its result uses the Window's final oracle print, not a momentary touch of the target during the run. A price crossing the line early is not enough if it closes back on the losing side.
Use Settle when ready, then Claim for a winning round. If the no-oracle-answer void condition becomes available, the shared Range settlement rules apply. New-round pauses do not erase accepted rounds.
Source notes
This guide follows the application code reviewed on 2026-09-07. Links point to that reviewed commit and require repository access. GitHub may show 404 if you are signed out or do not have access.