GameStop
CACA drops at launch

Shorting for memecoins · 1x · settled in SOL

Short the coin. Or squeeze the shorts.

Think $GME is going down? Short it with SOL. If the price drops, you win, and the coin’s own trading fees pay you. If it doubles, you’re liquidated: your SOL buys $GME, which pushes the price up on the next short.

Start a shortHow it works
  1. 1

    Stake SOL

    Up to 10% of the room left in the vault, and 1 SOL per wallet to start. Your short opens at the current price.

  2. 2

    Price drops, you win

    Close any time after 10 minutes. Winnings come from the fee vault, up to 2x your stake.

  3. 3

    Price doubles, you’re out

    Your whole stake buys $GME, and those coins get locked. Every liquidation price is public.

Next liquidationNo open shorts to squeeze right now.
GME/GMEx
Opens at launch
Market cap
—
Session change
0.0%
Shorted
0.00 SOL · 0
Vault
0.00 SOL
Room to short
0.00 SOL
Locked
0.00%
Liquidations
0
The chart starts at launch.
Red lines: market caps where shorts get liquidated, and how much SOL buys $GME there
Market capShorts (SOL)
    Now—

    Short $GME

    Entry market cap
    —
    Liquidation at
    +100%
    Most you can win
    +0.50 SOL
    Borrow fee
    0.005 SOL/day
    Biggest short you can open now
    0.00 SOL
    Room in the vault
    0.00 SOL

    What happens if the price…
    • falls 50%You get 0.75 SOL
    • falls 20%You get 0.60 SOL
    • rises 50%You get 0.25 SOL
    • doublesLiquidated

    Close any time after 10 minutes. Closes use the 5-minute average price. Liquidation uses the live price, so a quick spike can liquidate you. Full rules →

    Send from your own wallet, never an exchange. Rejected shorts are refunded minus the network fee.

    No open shorts.