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FOMO is an AI Agent token issuance platform based on Solana that integrates content creation and developer tools to create a smart contract-driven Web3 ecosystem.
Nansen Launches Search Feature, Enabling Queries on Over 200,000 FOMO-Linked Wallets on Solana and Base
Odaily News: On-chain analytics platform Nansen has launched a search feature covering over 200,000 wallets linked to mobile copy-trading app FOMO on Solana and Base, allowing users to query their holdings, trades, and profit or loss data. The feature also includes associated addresses that are not visible within the FOMO app interface; Nansen's database has now labeled over 500 million wallets.FOMO launched around May 2025 as a non-custodial copy-trading platform supporting multi-chain gas-free swaps. Since its launch, cumulative trading volume has reached billions of dollars, with weekly revenue hitting $264 million in 2026. It completed a $75 million Series B funding round in June, bringing total funding to approximately $94 million.
Wall Street bull Ed Yardeni bets on a "Roaring 2020s," but is more cautious on the AI rally
Odaily News - As a long-time Wall Street bull, Ed Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research, remains highly enthusiastic. He has raised his year-end S&P 500 target three times this year, from 7,700 points to 8,250 points, and then to 8,400 points. He believes the internet bubble back then was largely driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO), with the S&P 500's forward P/E ratio once climbing to 25 times and the tech sector reaching about 55 times. Today, however, the rally is driven by "fantastic earnings momentum" (FEMO). As earnings expectations continue to be revised upward, market valuation multiples have actually declined. Currently, the semiconductor sector's P/E ratio stands at about 17 times, and the overall market at about 20 times—far below levels seen during the 1999 bubble.Ed Yardeni is more cautious when it comes to the AI rally. He believes there is currently "AI fatigue" in the market, making it difficult to identify the ultimate winners and losers. As such, he does not advise investors to directly chase individual AI stocks. For those looking to gain exposure to the AI theme, a diversified approach through vehicles like the Nasdaq 100 index fund would be more suitable. (Morningstar)
OpenSea mobile app opens to the public, integrating FOMO, Pump, and Farcaster social trading data.
OpenSea Co-Founder and CEO Devin Finzer posted that the OpenSea mobile app is now open to all users, supporting over 25 blockchains and covering asset trading for meme coins, art, trading cards, and perpetual contracts. The core features of this release include: • Social Trading Aggregation: Trader profiles and transaction histories from FOMO, Pump, and Farcaster will sync directly to the OpenSea feed, enabling users to follow and monitor their wallet activity. Users can claim their profiles after importing the associated wallets. • Wallet Management: Users can quickly create and fund new wallets using Apple Pay, or import and link existing wallets to track all assets in a single view. • Profile Customization: Users can select which wallets to showcase on their profile, set an NFT as their on-chain avatar, and generate native trading signals. Finzer noted that the app is built on cross-chain liquidity, real-time pricing, and reliable order execution. Future updates will focus on optimizing content recommendations within the feed, offering more customization options, and making collaborative trading easier for users. In response to user requests to block traders from specific platforms, Finzer confirmed that filtering by trading platform is currently available, with additional filtering capabilities rolling out soon.
Nansen Launches Search Feature, Enabling Queries on Over 200,000 FOMO-Linked Wallets on Solana and Base
Odaily News: On-chain analytics platform Nansen has launched a search feature covering over 200,000 wallets linked to mobile copy-trading app FOMO on Solana and Base, allowing users to query their holdings, trades, and profit or loss data. The feature also includes associated addresses that are not visible within the FOMO app interface; Nansen's database has now labeled over 500 million wallets.FOMO launched around May 2025 as a non-custodial copy-trading platform supporting multi-chain gas-free swaps. Since its launch, cumulative trading volume has reached billions of dollars, with weekly revenue hitting $264 million in 2026. It completed a $75 million Series B funding round in June, bringing total funding to approximately $94 million.
48-hour profit exceeds $320,000, trader OuterHeavyBat achieves a 318% return rate
Odaily report: According to Lookonchain monitoring, FOMO trader OuterHeavyBat made over $320,000 in profit through MASK within 48 hours, achieving a 318% return rate.
Binance single-day outflow exceeds 13,800 BTC, marking the largest outflow since 2023
According to Darkfost, throughout Bitcoin's recent rally, Binance has predominantly experienced BTC outflows, averaging a net outflow of approximately 2,000 BTC per day over the past week. Notably, Binance recorded a single-day net outflow exceeding 13,800 BTC, marking the largest single-day net outflow since 2023. Over the past four days, the platform's BTC reserves declined from approximately 705,000 to 685,000, a reduction of roughly 20,000 BTC. Darkfost noted that sustained BTC outflows from exchanges typically indicate that some investors are transferring assets to self-custody, which often aligns with longer-term holding strategies while also mitigating potential selling pressure on the exchange. He believes that this recent large-scale outflow activity likely signals that investors who were previously waiting for further Bitcoin declines have begun to experience FOMO.
Bonk Guy: Arc Is Different from Robinhood or Solana, Meme Coin Trading Advised to "Get In and Out Quickly"
well-known trader Bonk Guy posted in a TG channel stating that Arc is essentially a stablecoin public chain, and suitable use cases such as stablecoins may be found in the future. Although he has already bought Meme coins on the Arc chain, he plans to hold them for only a few days at most, and emphasized that if participating in Meme coin trading on Arc, it should be treated as a short-term opportunity.Bonk Guy further pointed out that for a long time, Arc has been one of the "best-executed" public chain launches. In the early stages after launch, the project connected to multiple key platforms such as FOMO and DEX Screener, with major launch platforms including Argus, Tolly, Lift, and Long. However, Arc is not the next Robinhood, BNB, or Solana, and users should participate cautiously, noting that treating it as a similar public chain may lead to losses.
Unipcs clarifies that he was not paid for posting Arc-related content, and has invested tens of thousands of dollars
Odaily News: Unipcs (Bonk Guy) posted on X platform stating that he had not conducted sufficient research on the ecosystem before previously posting Arc-related content, and now believes that the Arc ecosystem is more complete than originally expected, and claimed that the original post was not compensated in any way.He stated that he has not yet profited from Arc-related activities, and that all Arc concept tokens he has purchased have been transferred to his FOMO wallet, and he will not touch these tokens until the integration feature goes live.
SlowMist Cosine: Beware of Bookmark Phishing Attacks Targeting the FOMO Web Interface for Crypto Theft
According to SlowMist founder Cos (@evilcos), a new bookmark phishing attack targeting the FOMO web platform has recently emerged. Attackers spoof human verification pages to trick users into dragging malicious JavaScript code into their browser favorites to create a "bookmark". After clicking the bookmark two or three times, previously logged-in FOMO accounts are hijacked, and the associated crypto assets are promptly drained. This technique is essentially a legacy exploitation method targeting @privy_io. Because the bookmark executes JavaScript under FOMO's own domain, active logged-in sessions are directly exposed, eliminating the need for users to click on phishing links. Relevant attack samples and the attacker's wallet addresses have been preserved, and the SlowMist team will publish a detailed disclosure in due course. Security Advisory: • Any prompt requesting "drag code into favorites" constitutes a phishing attempt; do not execute it. • If you have been compromised, in addition to immediately transferring your assets, you must forcefully terminate all active sessions for your FOMO account. Simply changing your password will not resolve the issue.
FOMO Web App Hit by Bookmark Phishing Attack, Attackers Hijack Accounts and Steal Crypto Assets
Odaily News: According to monitoring by SlowMist founder Cos, a bookmark phishing attack targeting the FOMO web app is emerging. Such phishing pages trick users into completing a fake CAPTCHA verification, dragging malicious JavaScript code into the browser's bookmarks and saving it as a bookmark. After the user then clicks on that bookmark 2 to 3 times, their previously logged-in FOMO account will be hijacked by the attacker, and the crypto assets in the account will be immediately stolen.
Santiment: BTC Social Sentiment Bullish Ratio Hits Four-Month High
According to on-chain data platform Santiment (@SantimentData), as Bitcoin’s price reclaimed the $80,000 level, the ratio of bullish-to-bearish comments on social media rose to 1.37:1.00—the highest in nearly four months—signaling a notable surge in market optimism. However, Santiment cautions that historically, sharp increases in bullish sentiment often serve as warning signs rather than buy signals. When retail FOMO dominates social media discussions, traders tend to enter positions late in the trend, raising the likelihood of local tops, profit-taking, and sudden price volatility. Santiment notes that peak market euphoria frequently coincides with the onset of waning momentum. By comparison, following the Kelp DAO vulnerability incident in mid-April, social sentiment plunged into deeply bearish territory; the exit of “weak-handed investors” instead laid a healthier foundation for the current rally. With sentiment now having reversed dramatically, Santiment advises traders to remain vigilant against potential risks stemming from excessive leverage and overly concentrated positions.
Pump.fun Co-founder Alon: In-house cross-chain bridge Pump Bridge is now live, buy error rate down 92%
Pump.fun co-founder and COO Alon posted on X that the platform's in-house cross-chain bridge, Pump Bridge, is now available to all app users. According to the test data he published, compared with the previously used cross-chain service provider Relay, Pump Bridge improves buy execution speed by about 2x, reduces transaction error rate by 92% from over 11% to under 1%, and on average yields more tokens for the same capital, while currently charging no additional cross-chain fees.Alon noted that previously, roughly 1 in every 9 cross-chain buys on Relay encountered an error, with a typical transaction taking close to 4 seconds and about 10% of transactions taking more than 7 seconds. He also said that the social trading app FOMO is still using Relay.The above results come from randomized testing conducted between September 28 and October 7, covering networks including Robinhood, BSC, Base, Arc, and Ink but excluding Ethereum, with a total of 416,669 transaction results recorded, of which 383,326 were used for transaction timing statistics and 35,333 USDC buys under $500 were used to compare execution performance.In addition, Alon said that the platform fee rate for the Pump.fun app is 0.45%, Callout rewards are distributed at at least $300,000 per day and have totaled about $20 million over the past two months. During the limited-time referral reward campaign, referrers can receive all platform fees generated by referred users, while the platform says it will not retain any platform fee revenue.
OpenSea mobile app opens to the public, integrating FOMO, Pump, and Farcaster social trading data.
OpenSea Co-Founder and CEO Devin Finzer posted that the OpenSea mobile app is now open to all users, supporting over 25 blockchains and covering asset trading for meme coins, art, trading cards, and perpetual contracts. The core features of this release include: • Social Trading Aggregation: Trader profiles and transaction histories from FOMO, Pump, and Farcaster will sync directly to the OpenSea feed, enabling users to follow and monitor their wallet activity. Users can claim their profiles after importing the associated wallets. • Wallet Management: Users can quickly create and fund new wallets using Apple Pay, or import and link existing wallets to track all assets in a single view. • Profile Customization: Users can select which wallets to showcase on their profile, set an NFT as their on-chain avatar, and generate native trading signals. Finzer noted that the app is built on cross-chain liquidity, real-time pricing, and reliable order execution. Future updates will focus on optimizing content recommendations within the feed, offering more customization options, and making collaborative trading easier for users. In response to user requests to block traders from specific platforms, Finzer confirmed that filtering by trading platform is currently available, with additional filtering capabilities rolling out soon.
Expected to reach $3 trillion to $10 trillion, Morgan Stanley sees tokenized RWA market expanding in the 2030s
Odaily reports: Amy Oldenburg, Head of Digital Asset Strategy at Morgan Stanley, stated that by 2030, the market size of tokenized real-world assets (RWA) will reach $3 trillion to $10 trillion, a prediction she said is "without a doubt." She noted that industry growth drivers are mutually reinforcing, institutional investors' attention to and participation in related sectors continues to increase, and a clear sense of FOMO (fear of missing out) has emerged in the institutional market. Morgan Stanley previously expected to begin supporting tokenized stock trading on its alternative trading system (ATS) in the first quarter of 2027, a delay from its previously announced plan for the second half of 2026.
Nansen Launches Search Feature, Enabling Queries on Over 200,000 FOMO-Linked Wallets on Solana and Base
Odaily News: On-chain analytics platform Nansen has launched a search feature covering over 200,000 wallets linked to mobile copy-trading app FOMO on Solana and Base, allowing users to query their holdings, trades, and profit or loss data. The feature also includes associated addresses that are not visible within the FOMO app interface; Nansen's database has now labeled over 500 million wallets.FOMO launched around May 2025 as a non-custodial copy-trading platform supporting multi-chain gas-free swaps. Since its launch, cumulative trading volume has reached billions of dollars, with weekly revenue hitting $264 million in 2026. It completed a $75 million Series B funding round in June, bringing total funding to approximately $94 million.
Data: FOMO generates $320,000 in fees over 7 days, ranking second on Hyperliquid Builder behind Phantom
DeFi researcher Ignas posted that FOMO generated approximately $320,000 in fees over the past 7 days through the Hyperliquid Builder integration, ranking second behind Phantom. Ignas said this fully demonstrates FOMO's adoption among retail users, and noted that he had not previously promoted a FOMO referral link.
Ignas: Arc leans more toward payments and forex use cases, with the only potential draw being a possible ARC airdrop
Odaily reports: Crypto researcher Ignas posted on X platform, stating that he currently has "no FOMO" about trading on Arc, believing that Arc focuses more on forex, payments, and tokenization scenarios, and that the team's support for Crypto Native culture is relatively limited.Ignas stated that one of Arc's potential attractions may come from an ARC token airdrop. He noted that Arc has plans for 60% of its tokens to be allocated to the "ecosystem," but expects that the relevant tokens will be used more to incentivize ecosystem partners in payments, forex, and tokenization rather than Degen traders. Additionally, he believes that from Robinhood and Solana to Arc, the "Meme coin + stocks" playbook is being repeated, and unless Arc introduces a new narrative, he will look at other trading opportunities.
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Pump.fun Users' Loss Rate Reportedly as High as 97%, FOMO at 96.5%
Odaily reports: A user loss rate ranking of trading platforms shared by X user SEVEN (@Seven_Nguyen666) shows that Pump.fun tops the list with 97% of users at a loss, followed by FOMO at 96.5%, GMGN at 93%, and both Polymarket and Kalshi at 92.5%.For other platforms, Papertrade has 91% of users at a loss, Maestro 89%, Axiom 87%, Hyperliquid 86%, Lighter 85%, Binance Futures 80%, and Robinhood Chain 73%.SEVEN noted that Pump.fun has drawn attention for its high loss rate, but Binance Futures did not top the list. It should be noted that the ranking did not disclose the original data source, statistical period, or profit-and-loss calculation method, and the relevant data has not been independently verified.
FOMO Labs co-founders deny plans to launch a Solana token launchpad, stating there are already too many tokens on the market.
Se Yong Park, co-founder of the crypto trading app fomo, denied that the team plans to launch a token issuance platform on the Solana ecosystem to compete with Pump.fun, stating that there are already too many tokens on the market and that the team prefers to help strong communities continue to develop.
Did the token giveaway strategy work? Pump.fun's trading volume jumps to 50% of fomo's, with daily active trader counts essentially on par
Odaily reports: Blockworks researcher Kunal Doshi posted on X platform that the gap between Pump.fun and the fomo app on mobile is rapidly narrowing. Currently, the former's trading volume has reached nearly 50% of fomo's, and the number of daily active traders is essentially on par as well. With the addition of perpetual contracts and gacha mechanics, Pump.fun's competitiveness as a one-stop trading application is steadily increasing.Earlier reports indicated that Pump.fun was revealed to be paying a fixed fee of $30,000 per month to attract FOMO users to migrate to its app.
Pump.fun Co-founder Alon: In-house cross-chain bridge Pump Bridge is now live, buy error rate down 92%
Pump.fun co-founder and COO Alon posted on X that the platform's in-house cross-chain bridge, Pump Bridge, is now available to all app users. According to the test data he published, compared with the previously used cross-chain service provider Relay, Pump Bridge improves buy execution speed by about 2x, reduces transaction error rate by 92% from over 11% to under 1%, and on average yields more tokens for the same capital, while currently charging no additional cross-chain fees.Alon noted that previously, roughly 1 in every 9 cross-chain buys on Relay encountered an error, with a typical transaction taking close to 4 seconds and about 10% of transactions taking more than 7 seconds. He also said that the social trading app FOMO is still using Relay.The above results come from randomized testing conducted between September 28 and October 7, covering networks including Robinhood, BSC, Base, Arc, and Ink but excluding Ethereum, with a total of 416,669 transaction results recorded, of which 383,326 were used for transaction timing statistics and 35,333 USDC buys under $500 were used to compare execution performance.In addition, Alon said that the platform fee rate for the Pump.fun app is 0.45%, Callout rewards are distributed at at least $300,000 per day and have totaled about $20 million over the past two months. During the limited-time referral reward campaign, referrers can receive all platform fees generated by referred users, while the platform says it will not retain any platform fee revenue.
OpenSea mobile app opens to the public, integrating FOMO, Pump, and Farcaster social trading data.
OpenSea Co-Founder and CEO Devin Finzer posted that the OpenSea mobile app is now open to all users, supporting over 25 blockchains and covering asset trading for meme coins, art, trading cards, and perpetual contracts. The core features of this release include: • Social Trading Aggregation: Trader profiles and transaction histories from FOMO, Pump, and Farcaster will sync directly to the OpenSea feed, enabling users to follow and monitor their wallet activity. Users can claim their profiles after importing the associated wallets. • Wallet Management: Users can quickly create and fund new wallets using Apple Pay, or import and link existing wallets to track all assets in a single view. • Profile Customization: Users can select which wallets to showcase on their profile, set an NFT as their on-chain avatar, and generate native trading signals. Finzer noted that the app is built on cross-chain liquidity, real-time pricing, and reliable order execution. Future updates will focus on optimizing content recommendations within the feed, offering more customization options, and making collaborative trading easier for users. In response to user requests to block traders from specific platforms, Finzer confirmed that filtering by trading platform is currently available, with additional filtering capabilities rolling out soon.
Portfolio grew over $1 million in 24 hours, Bonk Guy tops both FOMO leaderboards
According to Lookonchain monitoring, Bonk Guy (@theunipcs)'s portfolio has grown by over $1 million in the past 24 hours and continues to rank first on both the FOMO 24-hour leaderboard and the all-time leaderboard.