Bet a coin goes up or down. Win up to 5x.
Paste any coin's CA or pick one, then pick up or down and how hard (1x to 5x). If you're right, your win is multiplied. Wins are paid from the coin's own fee pool, so there's always money to pay you.
How it works
Three choices, one button.
Paste a CA
Any Solana memecoin, even one still on the pump.fun bonding curve.
Pick up or down
Up (long) if you think the market cap will rise. Down (short) if you think it will drop.
Pick a multiplier
3x means a 10% move pays you 30%. It also means a smaller drop wipes out what you put in.
Why Leverpad
Other leverage sites only take graduated coins and cap you at 3x. Leverpad doesn't.
Bonding curve too
Bet up on a coin at 15K, before it graduates. That's where the big moves are.
Backed by its own fees
Every coin's fees fill its own payout pool. Bets can't be bigger than half of it, so winners always get paid.
Shorts that make sense
Bet down on graduated coins all the way to zero. If the dev sells, shorts close right away, so devs can't profit from their own rug.
Holders get paid
Half of every open, close and liquidation fee goes to $LEVERPAD holders, every hour.
Markets
Live prices. Bigger payout pool = bigger bets allowed. Tap a coin to bet on it.
| Coin | Mcap | 24h | Est. payout pool | Biggest bet | Stage |
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Hold $LEVERPAD, earn from every trade
Every fee splits three ways. Holders are paid in SOL every hour, by bag size. No staking.
Questions
What is leverage?
A multiplier on your bet. With 3x, if the coin goes up 10% you make 30%. If it goes down 10% you lose 30%.
What does "you lose your SOL" mean?
If the coin moves far enough against you, the bet closes and the SOL you put in is gone. That's called liquidation. You can never lose more than you put in.
What can I trade?
Any pump.fun coin with a fee pool, whether it's still on the bonding curve or has graduated.
Why is my max position smaller on some coins?
A position can't be bigger than half of that coin's fee pool. New coins have small pools, so positions start small and grow as the coin trades.
Where does the data come from?
Prices, market caps, logos and charts are live from DexScreener and GeckoTerminal. Payout pools are estimated from each coin's trading volume until launch.
How is the price set?
From the coin's live on-chain market cap: pool price times supply, checked every few seconds.
What happens if a coin rugs?
Longs get liquidated at their liquidation mcap. Shorts on graduated coins pay out down to zero. Shorts close at the current price if the dev wallet sells.
Is this safe?
Leverage can lose your whole margin fast. Only trade what you can afford to lose. Not financial advice.