Buy a memecoin on Solana, Base or BNB. Ride it to 2×. That is one rung. Do it fourteen times and $100 is $1,638,400 — Moonrun is the app built on that one ladder.
One email when the doors open. That’s it.
Solana, Base and BNB run off one balance. Moonrun bridges underneath the trade, and parks a little native gas on each chain so your exit can always pay its own way. You never touch a bridge UI.
Every rung on your ladder is the same bet at a bigger size: turn what you have into twice what you have. The app only ever asks you one question — which coin does it this time?
Search any memecoin across three chains. Moonrun shows liquidity, holders and the real price impact of your size before you commit.
Your rung carries the coin. One target line at 2×, one number for how far away it is. No candles to squint at unless you want them.
Hit 2× and you climb a rung. Take the cash instead and you camp — your rung is kept, and a coin going against you never costs you the altitude you already banked.
How a rung reads in the app. Not a price history — coins can just as easily go the other way.
Hit 2× and Moonrun mints the card automatically — the coin, the rung you just took, and the colour of that altitude. Every rung has its own colour, so a card from D3 never looks like a card from D11.
Post it with the numbers on, or flip one switch and post D8 · ×256 without ever showing the dollars. Tap someone else’s card and you land inside that rung, watching the double replay.
Moonrun opens in waves. Join the list to climb with the first of them.
One email when the doors open. That’s it.
Memecoins can go to zero, and most of them do. A rung can end with the coin worth nothing — the ladder does not protect the money you have in a trade. Never put in more than you are willing to lose outright, and treat every rung as money you have already spent.