Trade with up to 10,000x leverage, only on Catapult

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Peter

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Catapult is the first and only platform where you can trade with up to 10,000x leverage. No centralized exchange goes anywhere near that.

10000x Futures (Futures in the app) lets you go long or short on BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE or HYPE from a stake of $0.10. The price updates 4 times a second, your PnL moves with it, and you close in one tap whenever you like.

What $10 at 10,000x looks like

Take a $10 long on BTC in the 10,000x mode, entered at 100,000. That stake moves like a $100,000 position. If the price reaches 100,100, a 0.1% move, the position closes on its own at the $100 profit cap and pays $79.996 after fees. If the price prints once below 99,999.80, 20 cents under the entry, the $10 is gone.

That is the risk, stated plainly: at this leverage a tiny move against you ends the trade. The stake is the most you can lose. Liquidation takes the stake and nothing more: no margin calls, no negative balance.

Modes: pick your leverage

Each coin has up to 4 modes. A mode fixes the leverage, the profit cap, how far the price can move against you before liquidation, and the fees. The BTC modes as of November 4, 2026:

LeverageMax profitTake-profit moveLiquidation distanceProfit feeLoss fee
100x50 × stake50%0.25%10%10%
1,000x30 × stake3%0.025%15%20%
5,000x15 × stake0.3%0.0025%30%50%
10,000x10 × stake0.1%0.0002%30%50%

10,000x is on BTC. ETH goes up to 5,000x, and SOL, XRP, DOGE and HYPE up to 750x. A position keeps the values it opened with, and its liquidation and take-profit prices are fixed the moment you open. Every coin’s table is in the 10000x Futures docs.

Fees

Opening is free and there is no funding rate. Three fees come out of the position when it settles:

  • Holding fee: 0.02% of the stake per minute on BTC, which is 1.2% an hour.
  • Profit fee: a share of the gain, when the position ends in profit.
  • Loss fee: a share of the stake, when you close by hand or the position expires and the price did not move your way. It costs most on a quick, flat close.

A liquidated position pays no fee: the stake is lost. Every rate per coin: 10000x Futures fees.

Limits

LimitValue
Stake per position$0.10 to $100
Open stake on one coin$100
Open stake on all coins$1,000
Positions per coin1 at a time

You need a Catapult account and USDT on your balance. To try it without money first, the free Demo competition restarts every day at 00:00 UTC with a $1,000 virtual balance and runs 10000x Futures with the same coins, modes and fees.

Steps

The screenshots and the video show one real trade on a test account: BTC, Long, a $10 stake at x100, closed by hand after about 20 seconds. The price dipped after the entry, so it closed at a loss of $4.06.

  1. Open Futures at catapult.trade and pick a coin. Each card in the list shows its price, 24-hour change, 24-hour volume and maximum leverage.

  2. Enter your stake in the Total Amount field. This is the USDT that leaves your balance when the position opens.

  3. Set the leverage with the slider. It starts at the coin’s highest leverage, so move it left if you want more room before liquidation. The Liq.Price row shows where a long and a short opened now would be liquidated.

  4. Tap Long or Short. Long gains if the price rises, Short if it falls. The position opens at the next index price, and its liquidation and take-profit prices are fixed from that entry.

    The BTC futures order form before opening: a $10 stake, the leverage slider at x100, liquidation prices 75,672.2 for a long and 76,051.5 for a short, and the Long and Short buttons

  5. Watch the position. The chart marks your entry price and your liquidation price. The live PnL is what a close right now would pay, minus your stake, with the holding fee so far and the profit or loss fee already counted. That is why it starts below zero and, at a flat price, slips a little every minute.

    An open BTC long at x100: entry at 75,866.3, the liquidation line at 75,676.6, a live multiplier of 0.66x and a PnL of minus $3.37, and the Close Long button

  6. Close it with the close button (Close Long for a long) any time from 1 second after opening. The close fills at the next index price and the payout reaches your balance at once.

    The result after a manual close: Position closed, BTC, minus $4.06 (minus 40.61%), amount $10.00, exit price 75,808.2

  7. Check the result in the Closed Trades tab: exit price, fee, PnL, ROI and how the position ended.

One real BTC trade: a $10 long at x100, opened and closed by hand in about 20 seconds.

How a position ends without you

You do not have to watch the screen. The server checks every price against your position, so these endings happen even while the app is closed:

What happensWhat you get back
The price reaches the take-profit priceThe stake, plus the profit cap, minus fees
The price goes beyond the liquidation priceNothing: the stake is lost
The 24-hour max lifetime runs outSettled at that moment’s price, like a manual close

Liquidation is checked first: one price beyond it ends the position, even if the price comes back. Details: How a position ends.

Quick answers

Can I lose more than my stake? No. The payout never goes below zero, and nothing else is taken from your balance.

Do I own the coin? No. A position is a bet on the price move, settled in USDT.

Can I set my own stop-loss? No. Every position has the fixed levels of its mode. To change the stake or the leverage, close the position and open a new one.