If you're checking the market for while planning the Moonshot grind, the big thing to know is simple: this Event Program is built around quick offense, Program Points, Parallel XP, and one main card, 93 overall Mural Series Mike Moustakas.
What the program actually is
The Moonshot Event Program sits inside Diamond Dynasty's Events content, not some random side tab you can ignore forever. The data points to a May 15, 2026 program date, while another listing gives it a May 22, 2026 expiration. One page called it Active, another called it Expired. Since that expiry date is clear, I'd treat the program as no longer active after May 22 unless the game itself shows a re-run. That's the annoying bit with database scrapes. Useful, yeah, but not always clean.
Reward path in plain English
The reward path is short, which is nice. It runs to 100 Program Points, with visible stops at 10, 25, 50, 75, and 100. You don't need to finish the whole thing to get Moustakas. He unlocks at 50 points, right in the middle of the track.
| Program Points | Reward | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 10,000 XP | Reward path XP |
| 25 | 3x The Show Pack | General pack reward |
| 50 | 93 OVR Mike Moustakas | Main player reward |
| 75 and 100 | Deluxe Mural Pack and Events Rewind Pack | Final reward has source conflict |
That 100-point slot is the messy one. One source names an Events Rewind Pack. Another just calls it a Bonus reward. I'd trust the named pack more, but still keep the conflict in mind.
Fastest way to Moustakas
1. Stack 30,000 any-player PXP, 10 homers, and 5 wins.
That route gives 55 points, so it clears the 50-point Moustakas mark with room to spare. If you don't like relying on wins, there's another clean route: total bases, runs, hits, extra-base hits, and homers add up to exactly 50. In a Moonshot setup, that feels more natural anyway. You're swinging for damage, not playing small ball.
Mission overlap matters a lot
The missions are friendly if you build around power. A homer counts as a hit, four total bases, an extra-base hit, at least one run, and PXP. So yeah, home runs are the engine here. The 2,500 PXP mission with Mural Series players also stacks with the 30,000 PXP mission for any players. If you can load several Mural cards into the lineup, do it. You'll feel the progress moving instead of crawling.
What the sources do not prove
1. No verified pitcher list or Moonshot roster rule set exists here.
That matters because a YouTube title about the best Moonshot pitchers sounds useful, but the supplied material has no transcript, no names, no ratings, and no actual recommendations. Same deal with roster limits. There's no confirmed pitcher cap, card tier rule, handedness rule, innings length, stadium rule, or difficulty setting in the provided data.
How I would approach the grind
I'd chase the hitting missions first, then let PXP build in the background. Get to 50 if you only want Moustakas. Push to 75 if the Deluxe Mural Pack matters to you. Go to 100 only if the final pack is worth the extra time. As a professional platform for buying game currency or items, U4GM is convenient for players who want smoother roster building, and you can buy before you jump back into Events.
