# JomoBench: every page, answer first > JomoBench (https://jomobench.com) is an independent, unofficial site that measures the fomo trading app: real trading costs, the fee traders actually paid, guides, comparisons and data. One block per page: title, URL, last updated date, the page's short answer and its FAQ. Data is CC BY 4.0; cite as "JomoBench, , , updated ". Curated index: https://jomobench.com/llms.txt Pages: 97 · Generated: 2026-11-10T22:20:50.769Z # Start, reference and site pages ## The fomo app, measured. URL: https://jomobench.com/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Independent benchmarks for the fomo trading app: what a trade really costs, the fee traders actually paid, whether it is safe, and how it compares. Unofficial. ## About JomoBench URL: https://jomobench.com/about/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: JomoBench is an independent, unofficial site that measures the fomo trading app: what a trade costs, what traders actually paid, and which claims are true. Answer: JomoBench is an independent, unofficial site that measures the fomo trading app: what a trade costs at your size, what traders actually paid (0.63% of volume in the 30 days to November 8, 2026, against a 0.50% sticker rate) and which common claims about fomo are true. We are not fomo and are not affiliated with FOMO Labs Inc. Every number is dated, sourced and labelled as measured or computed. ## Referral disclosure URL: https://jomobench.com/disclosure/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How JomoBench makes money: referral links, including fomo, which pays referrers 25% of referred fees. Measurements and rankings never depend on it. Answer: JomoBench earns money from referral links, including its fomo link: fomo pays the referrer 25% of the referred user's trading fees, out of the fee you already pay. With the link, standard-rate trades cost 0.45% instead of 0.50%, the same as any other code. Links to 7 other apps are referral links too. None of it changes a measurement, a ranking or a warning. Q: Does JomoBench get paid when I use its fomo link? A: Yes. fomo pays the referrer 25% of the referred user's trading fees, out of the fee you already pay. With the link your standard-rate trades cost 0.45% instead of 0.50%, the same as with any other valid code. Q: Do referral payments change JomoBench rankings? A: No. Comparisons are ordered by the criteria stated on each page, such as the cost of the same trade. What an app pays referrers is never one of them, and an app we have no link for is ranked the same way. Q: What does a fomo referral code actually do? A: Every valid code does the same thing: the 0.50% standard rate becomes 0.45%. It does not change the fixed small-trade fees on Solana or the 0.05% major-token rate, and it can only be applied before your first trade. ## JomoBench MCP server URL: https://jomobench.com/mcp/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: A free, read-only MCP server for AI agents: fomo spot fee quotes from fomo's published schedule, the measured realized fee rate, referral facts and site search. Answer: JomoBench runs a free, read-only MCP server at https://jomobench.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no API key). It has 4 tools: fee_quote, realized_fee, get_referral_info and search_site. Fee quotes are computed from fomo's published schedule (read November 10, 2026); the realized fee rate is measured from DefiLlama data, 0.63% in the 30 days to November 8, 2026. Q: Does the JomoBench MCP server need an API key? A: No. It is free, public and read-only. Add the URL https://jomobench.com/mcp to any client that supports Streamable HTTP. Q: Can the JomoBench MCP server trade or touch a fomo account? A: No. Every tool is read-only and none connects to fomo. It returns fee arithmetic from fomo's published schedule, measured public data and page links. ## Methodology URL: https://jomobench.com/methodology/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How JomoBench measures what fomo traders actually pay, how it computes fees from fomo's published schedule, where the data comes from. Answer: JomoBench publishes two kinds of number. Measured numbers come from public data with the method shown: in the 30 days to November 8, 2026, fomo spot traders paid 0.63% of their trading volume in fomo fees, against the 0.50% sticker rate (DefiLlama data). Computed numbers come from fomo's published fee schedule (read November 10, 2026) through one fee engine. Every page says which kind it shows and when it was last updated. Q: What percent does fomo take? A: fomo's published standard spot fee is 0.50% per trade, with minimums on small Solana trades and 0.05% on selected major tokens. Measured across all trades, spot traders paid 0.63% of volume in the 30 days to November 8, 2026 (DefiLlama data, JomoBench method). Q: Where does JomoBench get its numbers? A: Fee rules come from fomo's own help centre and terms. Measured numbers come from DefiLlama's public fee and volume data and its open-source fomo adapters, and from Hyperliquid's public data for perps. We never scrape the fomo app or use a logged-in account. Q: How often is the data updated? A: A scheduled job re-reads the data and rebuilds the site about every 2 hours. The latest read was 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC; measured windows end on November 8, 2026, the last day with complete data. Q: How do I report a mistake on JomoBench? A: Use the corrections form on this page. Tell us the page and what is wrong; a link to a primary source helps. Verified errors are fixed and the page's Updated date changes. ## Official fomo links URL: https://jomobench.com/official-links/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: The fomo app's real website, help centre, iPhone and Android apps, social accounts and support channels, each checked against fomo's own pages. Answer: fomo's official site is fomo.family, its help centre is help.fomo.family, and keys are only ever exported at fomo.family/export-key. The apps are "fomo - never miss out" on the App Store (ID 6741115427) and "fomo" on Google Play (family.fomo.app), both from FOMO Labs Inc. Its X account is @fomo, and support is inside the app or at support@fomo.family. fomo uses no seed phrase and says nobody at fomo will ever ask for your private key. Q: What is fomo's official website? A: fomo.family. The help centre is help.fomo.family, and the only page for exporting your private keys is fomo.family/export-key. A site with an extra letter, such as the documented phishing copy fomoo[.]family, is not fomo. Q: What is fomo family? A: fomo.family is the web address of the fomo trading app, run by FOMO Labs Inc. People search "fomo family" to find the site. It is where you use fomo in a browser, with the same Apple or Google login as the phone app. Q: What is fomo's official X account? A: @fomo (x.com/fomo), linked from fomo's About page and site footer. fomo's Instagram and LinkedIn handles are tryfomo. Q: Is fomo's Discord official? A: Yes: discord.gg/fomofamily is linked from fomo's site footer and the app's Settings. For account problems, fomo points you to Contact support in the app or support@fomo.family, and says nobody at fomo will ever ask for your private key or for money. ## Start using fomo safely URL: https://jomobench.com/start/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: The safe path for new fomo app users: the odds, who is allowed, the real app, a small deposit, a first trade at its true cost, and the way back out. Answer: To start safely: check you are allowed (18+, not in a restricted country, and no perps if you are a U.S. Person), install the real app from FOMO Labs Inc. or use fomo.family, turn on multi-factor authentication, add a small amount, and make a small first trade. Small trades cost proportionally more: a $25 Solana buy pays $0.50 to $0.95 in fomo's fee depending on route, and the sale pays again. Most small tokens lose most of their value, so only use money you can lose. # Fees ## fomo fees, calculated URL: https://jomobench.com/fees/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo charges 0.50% per trade (0.45% with a code), with $0.10, 2% and $0.95 floors on small Solana trades. Calculator for spot and perps. Answer: The fomo app charges 0.50% of each spot trade, or 0.45% if you signed up with a referral code. Small Solana trades pay fixed amounts instead: $0.10 under $5, 2% up to $47.50 and $0.95 up to $190 on the lowest-fee route, so a $100 buy costs $0.95 (0.95%). Selected major tokens pay 0.05%. Perps cost up to 0.05% plus Hyperliquid's fee, on the full position, at open and at close. Q: What are the fees for fomo? A: A spot trade costs 0.50% of its value (0.45% with a referral code). On Solana, trades under $190 pay fixed amounts on the lowest-fee route ($0.10, 2% or $0.95), and other routes have a $0.95 minimum. Off Solana you also pay the network fee. Selected major tokens pay 0.05%. Q: What percent does fomo take? A: 0.50% per trade on most trades, so $10.00 to buy and sell $1,000. Small Solana trades pay more as a percentage: 2% at $25 and 0.95% at $100. Traders as a whole paid 0.63% of volume over the 30 days to November 8, 2026, measured from DefiLlama. Q: Does fomo have high fees? A: On trades of $190 and up it is 0.50% per trade, so 1% to buy and sell. Small trades are where it gets expensive: a $25 Solana buy pays 2% on the lowest-fee route and 3.80% on other routes, and you pay it again when you sell. Q: How much does fomo charge on perps? A: fomo charges up to 0.05% of the position size per trade, and Hyperliquid adds its own fee (0.045% for market orders at its base tier). Both apply when you open and when you close, on the leveraged size: $1.90 round trip on a $1,000 position. Q: Does a fomo referral code lower fees? A: Only on the 0.50% rate, which becomes 0.45%. It does nothing on the fixed amounts for Solana trades under $190 or on the 0.05% major-token rate, so on a $100 Solana buy it saves $0.00. Every valid code gives the same discount. ## fomo fee, terms and program changes URL: https://jomobench.com/fees/changes/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Every documented change to fomo's fees, terms and referral programs, dated from archived copies of its own pages. Answer: fomo's most recent fee changes: by November 5, 2026 its perps fee read "up to 0.05%" and Elysium had joined the 0.50% networks. On October 26, 2026 its Terms added detailed referral rules. Between September 18 and October 8, 2026, Solana trades split into two routes, and the other route charges a $0.95 minimum. On that route a $3 trade pays $0.95 instead of $0.10. Q: Did fomo change its fees? A: Yes, several times in 2026. The biggest change was in place by October 8: Solana trades now go through one of two routes, and the second route charges 0.50% with a $0.95 minimum instead of the small-trade bands. Arc (September) and Elysium (November) joined the 0.50% networks. Q: When did fomo change its terms? A: The Terms of Service were last updated on October 26, 2026. That version added detailed referral and creator-reward rules, including limits on promotional sites and ads that use the fomo name. Copies archived on August 19 and October 15, 2026 had none of them. Q: What are the fees for fomo? A: Today: 0.50% per spot trade (0.45% with a referral code), with fixed amounts on small Solana trades, 0.05% on selected major tokens, and up to 0.05% plus Hyperliquid's fee on perps. The calculator on our fees page works it out for any size. ## fomo referral code, explained honestly URL: https://jomobench.com/referral-code/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Every valid fomo referral code turns the 0.50% trading fee into 0.45%, and nothing more. How and when to apply one, what it saves. Answer: Every valid fomo referral code does the same thing: fomo's 0.50% trading fee becomes 0.45%. It does nothing on the fixed fees for Solana trades under $190 or on the 0.05% major-token rate, and it only works if it is applied before your first trade. No code gives 50%, 95% or 100% off. Q: What is the best fomo referral code? A: There isn't one. Every valid code gives the same 10% discount on the 0.50% rate, which becomes 0.45%. A code is just a fomo username; a number in its name ("100", "95") changes nothing for you and only decides who earns a share of your fees. Q: Can I add a fomo referral code after signing up? A: Only until your first trade. The mobile app asks for a code at login while no referrer is recorded and you have not traded; on the web, a fomo.family/r/ link applies on its own after login. After your first trade there is no way to add one, and a recorded referrer cannot be changed. Q: How much does a fomo referral code save? A: $0.50 per $1,000 traded at the standard rate, so $0.05 on a $100 trade on Base or another EVM chain. On Solana trades under $190 it saves nothing, because those pay fixed amounts. Q: Is there a fomo code for 100% off fees? A: No. fomo's help centre documents one discount for referred users: 0.50% becomes 0.45%. Pages promising 50%, 95% or 100% off are describing nothing fomo offers; the code they push simply makes its owner your referrer. Q: What does the person who referred me earn? A: 25% of the trading fees you pay, on Solana and EVM networks, taken out of the fee you already pay: $1.125 on a $1,000 trade at 0.45%. It costs you nothing extra, and fomo can reduce the share at any time. # The Bench: measurements ## The fomo Bench URL: https://jomobench.com/bench/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo, measured: traders paid 0.63% in spot fees vs 0.50% listed, the perps builder fee came to 0.043%, plus fees by chain and vs other apps. Updated every 2h. Answer: Measured from public data: fomo spot traders paid 0.63% of what they traded in fomo fees over the 30 days to November 8, 2026, against a listed 0.50%; fomo's perps builder fee measured 0.043% of notional against fomo's "up to 0.05%"; and traders paid fomo $10.3M in all, −63% on the 30 days before (DefiLlama, Hyperliquid). Q: What does "measured" mean on JomoBench? A: A measured number comes from public data about real trades (DefiLlama's open adapters, Hyperliquid's public files and API), with the method on the page. A computed number applies fomo's published fee schedule to a trade size. Every page says which. Q: How often are these numbers updated? A: Every two hours. DefiLlama publishes a day's fomo data with a lag of at least ten hours, so windows end on the last complete day, shown on each page. ## fomo against the other trading apps URL: https://jomobench.com/bench/apps/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo ranked #2 of 16 trading apps on DefiLlama fees over the 30 days to 2026-11-08: $10.3M, behind Axiom. Fees, revenue and change, same days for every app. Answer: fomo ranked #2 of 16 trading apps on DefiLlama by fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026: $10.3M, behind Axiom ($21.2M) and ahead of GMGN ($8.67M). Without perps fees (fomo's Hyperliquid builder fee and other apps' perps listings), fomo ranked #3 on spot fees alone with $8.60M, behind Axiom and GMGN. Its fees were −63% on the 30 days before. Q: Is fomo bigger than Axiom? A: Not on fees. Over the 30 days to 2026-11-08, Axiom's listings on DefiLlama charged $21.2M in fees and fomo's $10.3M. fomo kept 97% of what it charged as revenue, Axiom 46%. Q: Is fomo bigger than Phantom? A: On fees, yes: $10.3M against Phantom's $5.73M over the same 30 days (DefiLlama, Phantom's wallet swaps and perps). Phantom is a wallet first; its fees here are the swaps and perps placed inside the wallet. Q: Which trading app makes the most money? A: Of the apps compared here, Axiom: $21.2M of fees in the 30 days to 2026-11-08 (DefiLlama). This ranks business size, not which app is cheapest per trade. ## Where fomo's fees come from URL: https://jomobench.com/bench/chains/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo fees by chain: Robinhood Chain was 46% of the September 2026 record, then fell 88%. Last 30 days by chain and every month since 2025. Answer: Solana carried 66.0% of fomo's fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026 ($6.80M), followed by Hyperliquid perps at 16.5% and Robinhood Chain at 10.9%. In September 2026, fomo's record month, Robinhood Chain alone brought in $16.5M (46%); in October 2026 it was $2.00M, 88% less. Q: Why did fomo's fees spike in September 2026? A: Mostly Robinhood Chain. fomo took $16.5M in fees on Robinhood Chain trades in September 2026, 46% of its $35.9M record month (DefiLlama). By October 2026 that chain was down to $2.00M. Q: Which chains does fomo support? A: fomo's help centre lists eight: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium. Perps run on Hyperliquid. DefiLlama has no fomo data for Elysium yet, so it does not appear here. Q: Where does fomo make most of its money now? A: On Solana: 66.0% of fees in the 30 days to 2026-11-08. Perps on Hyperliquid were 16.5% (+43% on the 30 days before). ## fomo perps: the builder fee, measured URL: https://jomobench.com/bench/perps/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's perps builder fee measured from Hyperliquid fill files: 0.043% of notional (2026-10-11 to 2026-11-09); fomo says up to 0.05%. Daily data, CSV and JSON. Answer: Measured from Hyperliquid's public fill files, fomo's perps builder fee came to 0.043% of notional from October 11, 2026 to November 9, 2026, measured on the 626,722 fills ($1.99B) in the published daily files, most of which cover only 00:00 to about 12:10 UTC, against fomo's published "up to 0.05%". 99.2% of account-days paid exactly 0.05%; the average is lower because a few dozen heavy accounts pay 0.01%. Hyperliquid's own trading fee comes on top. Q: What are fomo's perps fees? A: fomo says it charges up to 0.05% of position size when you open and again when you close, on top of Hyperliquid's fee, and no fomo fee on TWAP orders or on moving money to the perps balance (fomo help centre). We measured 0.043% on average across all fills: 99.2% of account-days paid exactly 0.05%, and a few heavy accounts pay less. Q: Is fomo cheaper than trading on Hyperliquid directly? A: No. fomo's builder fee is added to Hyperliquid's own fee, so the same trade placed on Hyperliquid directly skips the 0.05%. What you get for it is fomo's app and one cash balance. See fomo vs Hyperliquid. Q: Can I trade perps on fomo in the US? A: No. fomo's terms say perps are not available to US persons, and using a VPN to reach them is a material breach of the terms. Q: How much has fomo made from perps? A: Hyperliquid's builder reward counter for fomo's address shows $4.47M all time. DefiLlama counts $3.97M since 2026-06-05, and $1.70M in the 30 days to 2026-11-08. ## The fee fomo traders actually paid URL: https://jomobench.com/bench/realized-fee/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo spot traders paid 0.63% in fomo fees over the 30 days to 2026-11-08, against a listed 0.50%. Monthly and daily data, the method, and the wrong-ratio trap. Answer: Over the 30 days to November 8, 2026, fomo spot traders paid 0.63% of what they traded in fomo fees: $8.60M on $1.37B of spot volume (DefiLlama). fomo's listed rate is 0.50%. The rate was 0.60% in October 2026 and 0.53% over the last 7 days. Q: What percent does fomo take? A: fomo lists 0.50% per spot trade (0.45% with a referral code, 0.05% on selected major tokens), with fixed minimums on small Solana trades. Measured over the 30 days to 2026-11-08, traders actually paid 0.63% of spot volume in fomo fees (DefiLlama). Q: Does fomo have high fees? A: On large trades fomo charges its listed 0.50%. On small Solana trades the floors make it far more: $0.50 on a $25 buy is 2%. Across all trades, the realized average was 0.63% over the last 30 days. Pool fees, price impact and network fees come on top. Q: Why is the fee traders paid higher than 0.50%? A: Most likely the small-trade floors on Solana, which charge a fixed amount instead of a percentage below $190. DefiLlama does not publish trade sizes, so we can show that the pattern fits (quiet days pay more) but not count the trades under each floor. Q: Does a referral code lower what I pay? A: Only on percentage-priced trades: 0.50% becomes 0.45%. On Solana's lowest-fee route that means trades of $190 and up; a $1,000 buy saves $0.50. It changes nothing on the fixed small-trade fees or the 0.05% major-token rate. ## What a small fomo trade costs URL: https://jomobench.com/bench/small-trades/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's fee on one trade at $3, $5, $25, $50, $100, $190, $500 and $1,000, by route, with and without a referral code. Computed from fomo's published schedule. Answer: From fomo's published schedule, one Solana buy on the lowest-fee route costs $0.10 at $3 (3.33%), $0.50 at $25 (2%), $0.95 at $100 (0.95%) and $5.00 at $1,000 (0.50%). A referral code only changes percentage-priced trades: on that route nothing below $190, and $0.50 on a $1,000 buy. Q: What is the fee on a small fomo trade? A: On Solana's lowest-fee route: $0.10 under $5, 2% from $5 to $47.50, a flat $0.95 from $47.50 to $190, and 0.50% from $190 up. So a $25 buy costs $0.50 and a $100 buy $0.95 (0.95%). On other Solana routes the minimum is $0.95. Source: fomo help centre. Q: Is it cheaper to trade on Base or BNB Chain than Solana? A: For fomo's own fee on small trades, often yes: other chains charge a flat 0.50% with no minimum, so a $25 buy is $0.13 against $0.50 on Solana's lowest-fee route. But you pay the network fee on those chains, which fomo covers on Solana, and it can be more than the difference. Q: Does a fomo referral code help on small trades? A: No. Every valid code turns 0.50% into 0.45% and does nothing to the fixed small-trade amounts or the 0.05% major-token rate. On Solana's lowest-fee route it saves $0 on every trade under $190. # Guides ## fomo guides URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Plain-English guides to the fomo app: is it legit, US availability, deposits and withdrawals, perps, copy trading, keys, taxes and deleting an account. Answer: The four questions people ask most: fomo is a real app from FOMO Labs Inc., but most small tokens on it lose most of their value; US users can trade tokens but not perps; fomo has no copy-trading feature; and you withdraw by selling to USDC, then sending it to a US bank (mobile app, minimum 3 dollars) or to a crypto wallet. Each is answered in full below, with sources. ## Does fomo require KYC? URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/does-fomo-require-kyc/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo needs no ID to sign up or trade. When an ID check does come in: bank withdrawals and deposits through Spritz, card and Apple Pay providers, perps. Answer: Not to sign up or trade: you open a fomo account with an Apple ID or Google account and no ID check. Identity checks come in when money moves through a bank or card: bank withdrawals and ACH deposits need a government-issued ID verified by fomo's partner Spritz, and the card and Apple Pay providers can run their own checks. fomo's terms (26 October 2026) also reserve the right to require KYC for perps and for referral or creator reward payouts. Q: Does fomo require KYC? A: Not to sign up or trade. KYC (know your customer, an identity check) is needed for US bank withdrawals and ACH deposits, run by fomo's partner Spritz with a government-issued ID. Card and Apple Pay providers may ask for their own checks, and fomo's terms let it require KYC for perps. Q: How old do you have to be to use the fomo app? A: At least 18, and the age of majority where you live (Terms, section 1). The App Store rates the app 17+, but that is a content rating. The ID check for bank withdrawals also confirms your age. ## The fomo app on Android and iPhone URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/fomo-android-and-ios-app/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How to find the real fomo app on the App Store and Google Play: names, publisher, IDs, ratings and requirements read on 10 November 2026. Answer: The official apps are "fomo - never miss out" from FOMO Labs Inc. on the App Store (ID 6741115427; 4.8 stars from 27,002 ratings) and "fomo" from fomo Labs Inc. on Google Play (package family.fomo.app; 4.5 stars, 8.81K reviews, 1M+ downloads), both read on 10 November 2026. Both are free, both sign you in with Apple or Google, and Apple Pay deposits are iPhone-only. Q: Is the fomo app available on Android? A: Yes. It is on Google Play as "fomo" from fomo Labs Inc., package family.fomo.app, with 1M+ downloads and a 4.5 rating (10 November 2026). If it does not appear in your store, you can use fomo in a browser at fomo.family with the same login. Q: How do I use fomo? A: Install the official app or open fomo.family, sign in with Apple or Google, add money (Apple Pay, debit card or USDC), search for a token by name or contract address, and buy from your cash balance. Start small: see our step-by-step start page. ## Does fomo have copy trading? URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/fomo-copy-trading/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo has no copy-trading feature. What following and trade alerts actually do, why search results say 'copy trades'. Answer: No. fomo's own help centre says plainly that "fomo does not have a copy trading feature" (article updated 19 May 2026). Following a trader puts their buys, sells and theses in your feed and can send you alerts above a size you choose, but you still place every trade yourself. Bots that mirror fomo traders are third-party tools that fomo does not run, and its terms let it suspend accounts used through unapproved tools. Q: Does fomo have copy trading? A: No. fomo's help centre says "fomo does not have a copy trading feature." You can follow traders and get alerts when they buy or sell, but nothing is executed in your account unless you place the trade. Q: Can I copy trades automatically on fomo? A: Not inside fomo. Third-party bots that claim to mirror fomo traders exist, but fomo does not run them, and its terms let it restrict or terminate accounts used through unapproved tools. Never give a bot your private key. ## fomo on the web and desktop URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/fomo-on-web-and-desktop/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: There is no fomo desktop download: on a computer you use the web app at fomo.family. What it shares with the phone app, what is mobile-only. Answer: fomo has no downloadable desktop app in any of its own pages; on a computer you use the web app at fomo.family, announced on 29 April 2026. Sign in with the same Apple ID or Google account as on your phone and you get the same wallets, cash balance and positions. Token and perps trading work on the web, but card, Apple Pay and bank deposits and bank withdrawals are mobile-only: on the web you deposit and withdraw USDC. Q: Does fomo have a desktop app? A: Not a downloadable one. fomo's help centre describes iOS and Android apps and the web app at fomo.family, which you open in any browser and sign in to with the same Apple ID or Google account you use on your phone. Treat any site offering a fomo desktop download as unofficial. Q: How do I log in to fomo on a computer? A: Type fomo.family into the address bar and choose Continue with Apple or Continue with Google, using the exact account you signed up with. A different Apple or Google account creates a new, empty fomo account rather than opening yours. ## fomo support and scams URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/fomo-support-and-scams/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How to reach fomo's real support from the app, the web or email, what real support will never ask for, and the scams aimed at fomo users, each with its source. Answer: fomo's real support is inside the app (Portfolio tab, gear icon, Help and Support, Contact support), in the web app's profile menu (Contact support), or by email at support@fomo.family. fomo says it will never ask for your private key, ask you to send money or offer to trade for you, and that support only speaks with you inside a ticket you opened. One documented phishing copy of its site, fomoo[.]family, drains any wallet that connects to it. Q: How do I contact fomo support? A: In the app: Portfolio tab, gear icon, Help and Support, Contact support. On the web: hover your profile picture and choose Contact support. Or email support@fomo.family. For a stuck bank withdrawal, the Contact support button on that withdrawal emails Spritz, the bank partner, with fomo copied. Q: Is fomo a scam? A: No: fomo is a real app from FOMO Labs Inc. with documented funding and a non-custodial wallet. But scams that copy fomo are real, including the phishing site fomoo[.]family, fake support accounts and fake referral codes promising 50 to 100% off. Only use fomo.family and the official apps. ## fomo taxes and trade history URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/fomo-taxes-and-trade-history/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo has no CSV, PDF or statement export. Where your trade history lives in the app and on the web, and how to rebuild a tax record from your wallet addresses. Answer: fomo has no PDF, CSV or statement export of your history, in the app or on the web (fomo help centre, updated 5 November 2026), and its terms say taxes are your responsibility and that its history is not guaranteed to be a complete tax record. To reconcile, use the app's History screen for dates and amounts, then look up your two wallet addresses (one Solana, one EVM) on public block explorers for the on-chain record that tax software can import. Q: Do you have to pay taxes on the fomo app? A: Possibly, depending on where you live. fomo's terms say you are "solely responsible" for taxes on your transactions and rewards, and that it provides no tax advice. In the US, the IRS treats crypto as property: selling, exchanging or otherwise disposing of a token has to be reported on your return, and income from digital assets is taxable. Q: Can I export my fomo trade history? A: No. fomo's help centre says "There is no PDF, CSV or statement export of your history, in the app or on the web." You can view it in the app's History screen and rebuild it from your wallet addresses on block explorers. ## The fomo wallet and your private keys URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/fomo-wallet-and-private-keys/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's two non-custodial wallets explained: Privy, split keys, how to export your Solana and EVM keys, why you cannot import a wallet. Answer: fomo creates two non-custodial wallets when you sign up: one Solana wallet and one EVM address that works on Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium. They run on Privy's wallet infrastructure, and your key is split into shares so no single party, fomo included, holds all of it. You can export both keys at fomo.family/export-key; you cannot import an existing wallet, and there is no seed phrase. Q: Can I import an existing wallet into fomo? A: No. fomo's help centre says it does not support importing an existing wallet; it creates new Solana and EVM wallets for each account. You can go the other way: export your fomo keys into a wallet app you trust. Q: Does fomo have a seed phrase? A: No. You sign in with Apple or Google and fomo uses no seed phrase, so anyone asking you for a fomo seed phrase is not fomo. You can export a private key for each of your two wallets instead. ## How to delete your fomo account URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/how-to-delete-your-fomo-account/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: The exact steps to delete a fomo account in the app or on the web, the checklist to do first so you do not strand funds. Answer: In the app: Portfolio tab, gear icon, Settings, Legal and Privacy, Delete account at the bottom, tick "I have exported my private keys" and slide to delete. On the web: account menu, Manage account, your login email row, Delete account. Deletion is permanent (fomo help centre, updated 3 November 2026). Your funds stay at the same wallet addresses on the blockchain, so withdraw them or export both private keys first. Q: How do I cancel fomo? A: There is nothing to cancel in the usual sense: fomo is free to download and its help centre describes no paid subscription. To stop using it, withdraw your funds and either sign out (Settings, Logout) or delete the account (Settings, Legal and Privacy, Delete account). Q: What happens to my money if I delete my fomo account? A: It stays at the same wallet addresses on the blockchain; deleting the account does not move or remove it. But fomo says getting back to it through fomo afterwards is not guaranteed, so withdraw everything or export both private keys before you delete. ## How to deposit on fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/how-to-deposit-on-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Every way to add money to the fomo app: Apple Pay, debit card, US bank, Coinbase or Cash App, and USDC by network. Answer: In the mobile app, tap Deposit and pick from the methods your account shows: Apple Pay (from 5 dollars), a bank-issued debit card, a US bank account by ACH, Coinbase or Cash App under Exchanges and apps, or USDC sent from another wallet or exchange. On the web the only option is sending USDC. fomo adds no fee of its own to Apple Pay deposits; the payment provider's fee is shown at checkout and comes out of the amount charged. Q: Can I deposit on fomo with Cash App, Venmo or PayPal? A: Cash App, if your account lists it under Exchanges and apps: you pay in Cash App and USDC lands in your fomo cash balance. Cash App Card, Venmo, Zelle, PayPal and Apple Cash cards are declined on the debit card method, and Bitcoin sent from Cash App never reaches fomo. Q: Do I need a Coinbase account to deposit on fomo? A: No. Debit card and Apple Pay deposits work without one. A Coinbase account is only needed if you choose Coinbase under Exchanges and apps to fund from a Coinbase balance. ## How to trade perps on fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/how-to-trade-perps-on-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Perps on fomo for non-US users: what leverage and liquidation mean in numbers, the step-by-step order flow, order types, fees, funding. Answer: Perps (perpetual futures: leveraged bets on a price, with no expiry date) are only for people who are not U.S. Persons; fomo runs them on Hyperliquid. Move at least 5 USDC from your token cash balance to your perps cash balance, pick a market, long or short, leverage and size (minimum 15 USDC position), and slide to place. Leverage cuts both ways: fomo's own example is that at 40x on BTC, a move of about 1.25% against you liquidates the position. Q: What leverage does fomo offer on perps? A: Up to 40x on BTC, 25x on ETH and 20x on SOL; most other markets cap at 3x, 5x or 10x, in whole numbers. The cap is set by the venue and shown on each market. Q: Does fomo use Hyperliquid? A: Yes. fomo's perps markets are the ones listed on Hyperliquid, plus the trade.xyz markets for stocks, commodities, indices and currencies. Trading, liquidation and custody of perps funds run on Hyperliquid; fomo builds the interface and charges its own fee on top of Hyperliquid's. ## How to withdraw from fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/how-to-withdraw-from-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Withdraw from the fomo app to a US bank or a crypto wallet: the steps, the 3 dollar bank minimum, how long each speed takes, what only the app shows. Answer: Sell to your cash balance, then tap the three dots next to Cash and choose Withdraw. In the mobile app, US users can send it to a US bank account (minimum 3 dollars; Standard takes 1 to 3 business days, Instant or Faster depending on your bank) after a one-time ID check by fomo's partner Spritz. Everyone else, and anyone on the web, withdraws USDC to a crypto wallet or exchange on a matching network. The review screen shows the fee for each option, and it can be free. Q: Can you withdraw from fomo? A: Yes. Anyone can withdraw USDC to a crypto wallet or exchange, from the app or the web. US users can also withdraw to a US bank account in the mobile app after a one-time ID check; the minimum is 3 dollars. Q: How long do fomo withdrawals take? A: Bank withdrawals: Standard takes 1 to 3 business days; the faster option is Instant (minutes) or Faster (estimated next business day), depending on your bank. Weekends and US federal holidays do not count. fomo publishes no time for crypto withdrawals; the app links to the transaction on a block explorer when it completes. Q: Can I withdraw from fomo to PayPal, Venmo or Cash App? A: Not directly. fomo says funds sent to a PayPal, Venmo, Robinhood or Wealthsimple crypto address are permanently lost, because those apps do not accept USDC on fomo's networks. Withdraw to your bank first and fund the app from there. ## Is fomo available in the US? URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/is-fomo-available-in-the-us/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: What US users can and cannot do on the fomo app: token trading yes, perps and tokenized stocks no, bank features US-only, plus the full restricted-country list. Answer: Yes for buying and selling tokens: US users can sign up, deposit and withdraw, and bank withdrawals and ACH deposits are only for US bank accounts. No for perps: fomo's terms (updated 26 October 2026) bar U.S. Persons, including US citizens living abroad, from perpetual futures, and tokenized stocks are blocked for anyone in the US. Using a VPN to get around either is a breach of the terms. Q: Can US users trade perps on fomo? A: No. fomo's terms (section 10) say perps are not available to U.S. Persons, which includes US citizens and green-card holders living abroad as well as anyone located in the US. Accessing perps through a VPN or proxy is a material breach and can get the account terminated. Q: How old do you have to be to use the fomo app? A: 18, and the age of majority where you live (Terms of Service, section 1). The App Store rates the app 17+, but the terms set the legal minimum. A bank withdrawal's ID check also confirms your age. ## Is the fomo app legit? URL: https://jomobench.com/guides/is-fomo-legit/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Who runs the fomo app, how it is funded, who holds your money, what it says it is not, the August 2026 hack claim, and the risks that are real. Answer: Yes, the company is real: the fomo app is run by FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation, which has announced $94M across three funding rounds (the latest a $75M Series B led by Index Ventures on 22 June 2026), and it held a 4.8 rating from 27,002 App Store reviews on 10 November 2026. Legit is not the same as safe: fomo says it is not a registered broker-dealer, an August 2026 hack claim is unproven either way, and most small tokens traded on it lose most of their value. Q: Is fomo real or fake? A: Real. FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation, publishes the app on the App Store and Google Play, and its funding rounds were announced by the company and by its lead investors, Benchmark and Index Ventures. Fake copies of its website exist, such as fomoo[.]family, so check the address. Q: Is the fomo app safe? A: The wallet design is non-custodial: fomo says nobody at fomo can move your tokens and your key is split into shares no single party holds. The bigger risks are the tokens themselves, which often lose most of their value, and scams that imitate fomo. Turn on multi-factor authentication and only use fomo.family or the official apps. Q: Who is the owner of the fomo app? A: FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation with a New York address on its trademark filing. Lead investor Index Ventures names the co-founders as Paul Erlanger, Se Yong Park and Prashan Dharmasena; fomo's own blog posts do not name them. Q: Can you actually make money on the fomo app? A: Some traders do, but fomo publishes no figure for how many, and its leaderboard shows the best results, not typical ones. Most small tokens lose most of their value, and every trade pays a fee. Only put in money you can afford to lose. # Learn ## Learn fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Plain-English, sourced explainers on the fomo trading app: who owns it, how it makes money, perps, chains, the social feed, PnL and whether there is a token. Answer: The fomo app is a crypto trading app from FOMO Labs Inc. for iOS, Android and the web, where every trade shows up in a social feed. It charges a fee on each trade; in the 30 days to November 8, 2026, traders paid it $10.3M in fees, down 63% on the 30 days before and well below the $35.9M of September 2026 (DefiLlama). Start with what fomo is, then what a trade costs and who owns it. ## The fomo affiliate and creator program URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-affiliate-program/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's affiliate and creator program: who can apply, what approved affiliates get, why no commission rates are published. Answer: fomo's affiliate and creator program is open to creators, publishers and "anyone with an audience", with no minimum follower count. You apply at fomo.family/affiliates. Approved affiliates use their normal fomo referral link and get a dashboard, creative assets and an affiliate manager. fomo says top affiliates unlock "higher rates", but it publishes no commission rates for its tiers. Q: How do I join the fomo affiliate program? A: Apply at fomo.family/affiliates with your email and social handle. fomo says the team reviews every submission and responds within a few business days, and there is no minimum follower count. Q: How much does the fomo affiliate program pay? A: fomo doesn't publish affiliate rates. Every user's standard referral share is 25% of their referrals' trading fees; fomo says top affiliates unlock bonus tiers (Silver, Gold, Platinum on its affiliates page) with higher rates and extra bonuses, without saying how much. Q: Is the fomo affiliate link different from the referral link? A: No. fomo says your affiliate link is your fomo referral link, fomo.family/r/ followed by your username. Approval adds the dashboard, assets, manager and bonus tiers on top. ## fomo creator rewards, explained URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-creator-rewards/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's creator rewards pay a share of the trading fee to the user whose post, profile or position led someone to trade. Answer: fomo's creator rewards, also called trader rewards, pay a share of fomo's trading fee to the user whose post, profile or position someone opened before trading. They are not tied to who launched the token. Your own trades never pay you. fomo publishes no rate for them. They are paid in USDC to your cash balance, inside the trade on Solana and at most every 12 hours on EVM networks. Q: What are creator rewards on fomo? A: A share of fomo's trading fee paid to the user whose activity led to a trade: someone opens your post, profile or position and then trades. It isn't tied to who launched the token, and your own trades never pay you one. Q: How to make money on the fomo app? A: Besides trading, fomo pays two shares of its trading fees: referral earnings (25% of your referrals' fees) and creator rewards (an unpublished share when your posts, profile or positions lead others to trade). Neither is guaranteed, and fomo's Terms say no program promises a token or airdrop. Q: What is the fomo trading rebate? A: fomo's release notes say Solana cashback was relabelled "Trading rebate" in transaction history in October 2026. No help article explains what it pays or to whom. ## fomo fees, explained URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-fees-explained/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How the fomo app's fees work: 0.50% per trade, fixed amounts on small Solana trades, two Solana routes, network fees on other chains. Answer: The fomo app takes 0.50% of most spot trades (0.45% with a referral code). On Solana, trades under $190 on the lowest-fee route pay fixed amounts instead ($0.10 under $5, 2% up to $47.50, then $0.95), and other routes charge 0.50% with a $0.95 minimum. Selected major tokens pay 0.05%. Perps cost up to 0.05% plus Hyperliquid's fee. Q: What are the fees for fomo? A: 0.50% of each spot trade, or 0.45% if you signed up with a referral code. Small Solana trades pay fixed amounts on the lowest-fee route ($0.10, 2% or $0.95 depending on size), other Solana routes have a $0.95 minimum, and off Solana you also pay the network fee. Q: What percent does fomo take? A: 0.50% of most trades. On a Solana trade under $190 the share is higher because the fee is a fixed amount: $0.95 is 0.95% of a $100 trade, and trades from $5 to $47.50 pay 2%. Q: Does fomo charge gas fees? A: Not on Solana: fomo pays the network gas, priority fees and token rent. On Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium you pay the network fee yourself, and it is shown in your quote. ## fomo history: a dated timeline URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-history/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Every dated milestone of the fomo app: the first App Store release, three funding rounds, new chains, the web app, perps, the terms rewrite and the fee peak. Answer: The fomo app first appeared on the US App Store on April 18, 2025, and fomo dates its launch to May 2025. It raised $2 million in February 2025, a $17 million Series A led by Benchmark on November 6, 2025 and a $75 million Series B led by Index Ventures on June 22, 2026; it added a web app (April 29, 2026) and perps (June 11, 2026). Fees peaked at about $35.9 million in September 2026; in the 30 days to November 8, 2026 they were $10.3M. Q: When did the fomo app launch? A: The first iOS release on the US App Store is dated April 18, 2025. fomo itself dates its launch to May 2025 and called it a beta launch in November 2025. Its trademark filing claims first use on February 1, 2025. ## fomo perps explained URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-perps-explained/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How perpetual futures work on fomo: orders go to Hyperliquid, fomo adds up to 0.05% per trade, leverage caps, liquidation, and why US persons can't use them. Answer: Perps on fomo are perpetual futures traded on Hyperliquid, an outside exchange: fomo sends your order there as a builder and charges up to 0.05% of the position size per trade, on top of Hyperliquid's own fee, both on the full leveraged size. Leverage goes up to 40x on BTC, 25x on ETH and 20x on SOL, and most other markets cap at 3x, 5x or 10x. Perps are not available to US persons. In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, perps brought fomo $1.70M in fees (17% of its total, DefiLlama). Q: Can I trade perps on fomo in the US? A: No. fomo's terms say perps are "not available to U.S. Persons", which includes US citizens and residents living abroad and anyone located in the US. Using a VPN to get around this is a material breach of the terms. Q: What leverage does fomo offer? A: Up to 40x on BTC, 25x on ETH and 20x on SOL; most other markets cap at 3x, 5x or 10x, per fomo's help centre. At 40x on BTC, a move of roughly 1.25% against you is enough to liquidate the position. ## fomo PnL explained URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-pnl-explained/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's closed perps PnL includes funding but not trading fees, so it reads higher than your balance change. A worked example, and how spot PnL is counted. Answer: On fomo, the PnL shown on a closed perps position includes funding and does not include trading fees, so your closed positions add up to more than your perps cash balance actually changed; the gap is the fees. fomo charges up to 0.05% of the position size each time you open and close, plus Hyperliquid's fee. At 10x leverage, fomo's part alone is about 1% of your margin per round trip. ## The fomo referral program URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-referral-program/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How fomo's referral program works for both sides: 0.45% instead of 0.50% for the new user, 25% of their fees for the referrer. Answer: In fomo's referral program, a new user who signs up with a code pays 0.45% instead of 0.50% on standard-rate trades, and the person who referred them earns 25% of their trading fees, taken out of the fee they already pay. A code must be applied before the first trade and can't be changed afterwards. fomo's Terms let it cut the share at any time. Q: How does the fomo referral program work? A: You share your link, fomo.family/r/ followed by your username. Anyone who signs up through it and hasn't traded yet gets 0.45% instead of 0.50% on standard-rate trades, and you earn 25% of their trading fees on Solana and EVM networks, paid into your cash balance in USDC. Q: How much do you earn from a fomo referral? A: 25% of the fees your referral pays. At the 0.45% coded rate that is $1.125 per $1,000 they trade, or $1,125 per $1 million. On a $100 Solana trade, which pays a fixed $0.95, it is about $0.24. Q: Can I change my fomo referrer? A: No. fomo says a referrer that is already recorded cannot be removed or changed, and a code can only be added before your first trade. ## The fomo social feed, leaderboards and clans URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-social-feed-and-leaderboards/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: How fomo's public trade feed, theses, leaderboards and clans work, and why following a trader on fomo never copies their trades. Answer: On fomo every trade appears in a real-time social feed, traders can attach a written thesis to a position, and leaderboards rank traders, single closed trades and clans by profit and loss over 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time. Following a trader adds their trades to your feed and alerts; it never places a trade for you. fomo's help centre says plainly: "fomo does not have a copy trading feature." Q: Does fomo have copy trading? A: No. fomo's help centre says "fomo does not have a copy trading feature", and its About page says following a trader "does not automatically execute their orders in your account". Outside tools that offer to copy fomo traders are not run by fomo. Q: How does the fomo leaderboard work? A: It ranks traders by realized and unrealized profit and loss over 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time, updating in real time. Accounts ranked 1 to 100 all-time carry a Top 100 badge. A Positions tab ranks single closed trades, and on mobile a Clans tab ranks groups. ## Which chains does fomo support? URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-supported-chains/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo trades on eight chains, from Solana and Base to Robinhood Chain and Elysium, with one cash balance. Network fees by chain and live fee share. Answer: fomo's help centre lists eight blockchains: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium, all traded from one USDC cash balance with no bridging. On Solana fomo pays the network fee for you; on the other seven you pay it on top of fomo's 0.50%. In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Solana carried 66% of all fees traders paid fomo (DefiLlama). Q: Does fomo work on Base? A: Yes. Base is one of the eight networks in fomo's help centre. Trades there carry fomo's 0.50% fee plus Base's network fee, shown in the quote before you confirm. Q: Can I send USDC on Arbitrum or Polygon to fomo? A: No. fomo credits deposits only on its eight networks. Funds sent to your fomo EVM address on another EVM network are still yours, but they will not show in the app until you move them to a supported network yourself. ## fomo the app vs FOMO the word URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/fomo-vs-the-word-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: FOMO means fear of missing out. fomo is a trading app by FOMO Labs Inc. at fomo.family. How to tell them apart, and the products that share the name. Answer: FOMO is slang for "fear of missing out", and in crypto it means buying because a price is rising and you are afraid of being left behind. fomo, written in lowercase, is a specific crypto trading app made by FOMO Labs Inc., found at fomo.family (which is why people call it "fomo family"). Coins named FOMO, "FOMO" trademarks held by other companies and outside copy-trading bots are not part of it. Q: What does FOMO mean in the context of cryptocurrency? A: Fear of missing out: buying a coin because its price is climbing and everyone seems to be making money, rather than because of a plan. It usually means buying late, near a peak. It is also the name of a trading app, fomo, made by FOMO Labs Inc. Q: What is the FOMO family app? A: The fomo trading app. Its website is fomo.family, so many people call it "fomo family". It is made by FOMO Labs Inc. and runs on iOS, Android and the web. ## How fomo makes money URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/how-fomo-makes-money/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo earns a fee on every spot trade and a builder fee on perps. Live: what traders paid by chain and month, what fomo shares with referrers, and the trend. Answer: fomo makes its money from a fee on each trade: 0.50% on most spot trades (with a minimum-fee schedule for small Solana trades and 0.05% on some major tokens), plus up to 0.05% per trade on perps routed to Hyperliquid. In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, traders paid fomo $10.3M in fees, 17% of it from perps, down 63% on the 30 days before and far below the $35.9M of September 2026 (DefiLlama). Q: What percent does fomo take? A: 0.50% of most spot trades, or 0.45% if you signed up with a referral code. Small Solana trades follow a minimum-fee schedule instead, some major tokens are charged 0.05%, and perps carry up to 0.05% per trade plus Hyperliquid's own fee. Exact amounts by size are on our fee page. Q: Does FOMO have high fees? A: It depends on trade size. Larger trades pay the 0.50% standard rate, but on small Solana trades the minimum fees take a bigger share. Measured across all spot trades, traders paid an average of 0.63% in the 30 days to November 8, 2026. See the realized fee rate and the calculator. Q: Can you actually make money on the Fomo App? A: fomo does not publish how its users do, and most small tokens lose most of their value. The ways fomo itself pays users are a share of fees through referrals (25% of a referred trader's fees) and creator rewards, both paid out of fomo's own fee. ## Is there a fomo token? URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/is-there-a-fomo-token/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: No. FOMO Labs has no token, no points and no promised airdrop; its terms say so. What the FOMO-named coins and airdrop-tracker pages really are. Answer: No. The fomo app has no token, no points programme and no announced airdrop, and its Terms of Service (updated October 26, 2026) say: "No Program promises a future token, airdrop, or equity award." Coins called FOMO or carrying the name on exchanges, and the tokens of outside copy-trading bots, are not issued by FOMO Labs Inc. Airdrop-tracker pages that list a "fomo airdrop" are speculation. Q: Is there a fomo airdrop? A: None has been announced, and fomo's terms say no programme "promises a future token, airdrop, or equity award." Pages that tell you to farm a fomo airdrop are guessing; the trackers that list one also say no token or points system is confirmed. Q: Does fomo have points? A: No. fomo's 93 help articles, its terms and its affiliates page describe no points programme. What fomo does pay is cash in USDC: referral shares, creator rewards and a Solana "trading rebate". ## What is the fomo app? URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/what-is-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: The fomo app is a social crypto trading app from FOMO Labs Inc. for iOS, Android and web. What it does, what it charges, and what it is not. Answer: fomo is a crypto trading app made by FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware company, for iOS, Android and the web at fomo.family. You buy and sell tokens on eight blockchains from one cash balance, every trade shows up in a public social feed, and fomo charges a fee on each trade: 0.50% on most trades, with different rules for small Solana trades and some major tokens (full schedule). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, traders paid it $10.3M in fees (DefiLlama). Q: What is fomo family? A: "fomo family" is how many people refer to the fomo trading app, because its website is fomo.family. It is the same app, made by FOMO Labs Inc. Q: What is the fomo crypto app? A: A trading app for iOS, Android and the web that lets you buy and sell crypto tokens on Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium from one cash balance, with a social feed of everyone's trades. Outside the US it also offers perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. Q: Does fomo have a desktop app? A: There is no separate desktop download in fomo's help centre, but fomo runs in a browser at fomo.family. The web app was announced on April 29, 2026. Card and bank deposits are mobile-only. Q: How old do you have to be to use the FOMO app? A: 18. fomo's Terms of Service require you to be at least 18 and of legal age where you live. The App Store rates the app 17+. ## Who owns the fomo app? URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/who-owns-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo is owned by FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware company in New York. Its founders as named by investors and press, and its three funding rounds, dated. Answer: The fomo app is owned by FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation with a New York address. Its lead Series B investor, Index Ventures, names the founders as Paul Erlanger, Se Yong Park and Prashan Dharmasena; fomo's own posts do not name them. fomo has announced three rounds totalling $94 million: $2 million in February 2025, a $17 million Series A led by Benchmark in November 2025 and a $75 million Series B led by Index Ventures on June 22, 2026. Q: Who is the owner of the fomo app? A: FOMO Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation. It is the legal party in fomo's Terms of Service and the seller on the App Store and Google Play. It is a private company backed by venture investors including Benchmark, Index Ventures and Union Square Ventures. Q: Who created FOMO? A: Index Ventures, which led fomo's Series B, names the founders as Paul Erlanger, Se Yong Park and Prashan Dharmasena. Index says Erlanger and Park worked together at Deutsche Bank and then at dYdX, a crypto exchange. fomo's own blog posts do not name them. Q: How much is fomo worth? A: There is no official figure. Press reports, including The Block and Protos, put the June 2026 Series B valuation at $550 million; fomo's own announcement does not state a valuation. ## Why fake fomo codes mislead URL: https://jomobench.com/learn/why-fake-fomo-codes-mislead/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Pages promising 50%, 95% or 100% off fomo fees with a special code are wrong: every code gives 0.45% instead of 0.50%. Answer: No fomo code gives 50%, 95% or 100% off. fomo documents one discount for referred users: the 0.50% fee becomes 0.45%, the same with every valid code, and nothing changes on small Solana trades or major tokens. The "100% off" pages push a code that makes its owner your referrer, paid 25% of your fees, and a referrer can never be changed. Q: Is there a fomo referral code for 100% off? A: No. fomo's help centre documents one discount: 0.50% becomes 0.45% on standard-rate trades, with any valid code. Codes sold as 50%, 95% or 100% off give exactly that and nothing more. Q: What is the best fomo referral code? A: There isn't one. Every valid code is a fomo username and gives the same 10% discount on the 0.50% rate. The only thing a code decides is who earns 25% of your trading fees. Q: Is it bad to use a random fomo referral code? A: It costs you nothing extra: the referrer's share comes out of the fee you already pay. But the referrer can never be changed, so you permanently pay a stranger, often a spam page, a quarter of every fee you generate. # Comparisons ## fomo, side by side URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo against Axiom, Phantom, Moonshot, the pump.fun app, Hyperliquid, Robinhood and Coinbase. ## fomo alternatives, by what you actually want to do URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-alternatives/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Seven alternatives to the fomo app, sorted by use case, with each app's own fee on $25, $100 and $1,000 trades. Where another app fits better, we say so. Answer: There is no single best fomo alternative: Axiom fits desktop traders, Hyperliquid directly is cheaper for perps outside the US, Coinbase and Robinhood fit someone who wants a regulated account, and the pump.fun app is cheaper for pump.fun coins. On a $1,000 Solana buy fomo's fee is $5.00 against $4.50 on the pump.fun app and $10.00 on Axiom (published schedules, read 10 November 2026). Q: Does fomo have a desktop app? A: fomo has a web app at fomo.family alongside its iOS and Android apps, and perps work on all three. If you want a dedicated desktop trading terminal, Axiom is built for that. Q: Is fomo a good trading app? A: For phone-first traders it is cheaper than Phantom, Axiom and Moonshot on large Solana buys ($5.00 on $1,000) and shows every trade in a social feed, but small trades pay floors ($0.50 to $0.95 on $25) and its perps are closed to US users. ## fomo vs Axiom: fees, custody and who each one suits URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-axiom/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo against Axiom on the fee for one Solana buy at $25, $100 and $1,000, from each app's own schedule, plus custody, chains, perps and US access. Answer: On a Solana buy, neither is cheaper at every size: Axiom is lower at $25, fomo at $100 and $1,000. A $1,000 buy costs $5.00 in fomo's fee against $10.00 in Axiom's base fee; a $25 buy costs $0.50 to $0.95 on fomo, depending on route, against $0.25 on Axiom (published schedules, read 10 November 2026). Q: Does FOMO have high fees? A: It depends on trade size. fomo's fee on a $25 Solana buy is $0.50 to $0.95 (2.00% to 3.80%) because of its small-trade floors, but $5.00 (0.50%) on $1,000, which is lower than Axiom's 1%, about 0.95% net of cashback. Q: What percent does fomo take? A: On most trades fomo takes 0.50% per trade, or 0.45% if you signed up with a referral code. On Solana, trades under $190 pay fixed amounts or 2.00% instead, and selected major tokens pay 0.05%. ## fomo vs Coinbase: which fits which trader URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-coinbase/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Coinbase does not publish a fee schedule for simple trades; fomo does. What each charges on $25, $100 and $1,000, custody, US perps and who each one suits. Answer: fomo publishes its fee ($0.95 on a $100 Solana buy, $5.00 on $1,000); Coinbase does not publish a schedule for simple trades and shows its fee and spread on the order preview instead, so no cost winner can be named. Coinbase holds your crypto and offers US perpetual-style futures; fomo leaves custody with you and offers perps only outside the US (published pages, read 10 November 2026). Q: Is fomo better than Coinbase? A: Not across the board. fomo publishes its fee (0.50% on Solana trades from $190 up) and trades onchain tokens from a wallet you control; Coinbase is a regulated exchange that holds your crypto for you and offers US perpetual-style futures. For a bank-style account, Coinbase fits better; for small onchain tokens and a social feed, fomo does. ## Perps on fomo vs Hyperliquid directly: what the extra fee buys URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-hyperliquid/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's perps run on Hyperliquid and add up to 0.05% per side. The cost of a $25, $100 and $1,000 position either way, what fomo adds, and who can use which. Answer: Opening a $1,000 perps position costs up to $0.95 through fomo (its builder fee is a published maximum) and $0.45 on Hyperliquid directly, at Hyperliquid's base tier with a market order; open and close is up to $1.90 against $0.90. The gap is fomo's builder fee of up to 0.05% per side. Neither is available to people in the US (published schedules and terms, read 10 November 2026). Q: Does FOMO have high fees? A: On perps, fomo adds up to 0.05% of the position size per side to Hyperliquid's own fee, so a $1,000 position costs up to $0.95 to open through fomo against $0.45 on Hyperliquid directly at its base tier. The fee is charged on the full leveraged size, not your margin. ## fomo vs Moonshot: two phone apps for memecoins URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-moonshot/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Moonshot charges 2.5% (about $0.99 minimum) on trades to $100 and 1% above. fomo's fee on the same $25, $100 and $1,000 buys, plus leverage. Answer: On Solana buys, fomo's own fee is the lower one at all three sizes: $0.50 to $0.95 against $0.99 on $25, $0.95 against $1.00 to $2.50 on $100, and $5.00 against $10.00 on $1,000. Moonshot's schedule is 2.5% (about $0.99 minimum) to $100, 1% above (published schedules, read 10 November 2026). ## fomo vs Phantom: swap fees, perps and custody URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-phantom/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's trading fee against Phantom's 0.85% swap fee on $25, $100 and $1,000 buys, plus perps fees, custody, chains and what each offers in the US. Answer: On a Solana buy, neither is cheaper at every size: Phantom is lower at $25 and $100, fomo at $1,000. Phantom charges 0.85% on most swaps, so a $100 swap costs $0.85 against $0.95 on fomo and a $1,000 swap $8.50 against $5.00. On perps both add their own fee to Hyperliquid's: up to $0.95 per side on a $1,000 position on fomo, $0.95 on Phantom (published schedules, read 10 November 2026). ## fomo vs the pump.fun app: what you pay to buy the same coin URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-pump-fun-app/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: The pump.fun app's 0.45% Platform Fee against fomo's fee on $25, $100 and $1,000 buys of the same coin, plus perps, custody and US access. Answer: Buying a pump.fun coin on Solana, the pump.fun app's own fee is the lower one at all three sizes: its Platform Fee is 0.45%, so $0.11, $0.45 and $4.50 at $25, $100 and $1,000, against $0.50, $0.95 and $5.00 on fomo. pump.fun's on-chain fees are the same on both (published schedules, read 10 November 2026). ## fomo vs Robinhood: an onchain app against a crypto brokerage URL: https://jomobench.com/compare/fomo-vs-robinhood/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Robinhood's crypto has no commission on standard trades but an unpublished spread, or 0.95% on exchange routing. Answer: Robinhood's standard crypto trades carry no commission, but its price includes a spread it does not publish, so there is no like-for-like number. On its optional exchange routing the smallest tier pays 0.95% (0.50% on resting limit orders): $0.24, $0.95 and $9.50 at $25, $100 and $1,000, against $0.50, $0.95 and $5.00 in fomo's Solana fee (Robinhood fee schedule, read 10 November 2026). # The fomo ecosystem ## The fomo ecosystem URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Everything the fomo app runs on, in one map: 8 chains with their live share of fomo's fees, Hyperliquid perps, Privy wallets, Relay routing. Answer: The fomo app trades spot on eight chains from one USDC cash balance held on Solana, sends every perps order to Hyperliquid, and runs on providers its own documents name: Privy for wallets, Spritz for bank withdrawals, Mesh and Coinbase for funding. DefiLlama's data shows its EVM trades routed through Relay. In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Solana carried 66% of fomo's $10.3M in fees and Hyperliquid perps 17%. ## fomo on Arc URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/arc/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Circle named fomo one of three day-one trading apps on Arc. Arc fees hit $414K on launch day, then fell 95% by October. What a trade costs and how to deposit. Answer: Arc is Circle's layer-1 blockchain, where network fees are paid in USDC. Circle's September 16, 2026 mainnet release named fomo, Aero and Uniswap as Arc's day-one trading apps. On the fomo app an Arc trade costs 0.50% plus the network fee; Arc's fomo fees were $414K on launch day, then $33K in all of October (DefiLlama). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Arc accounted for 0.1% of fomo's fees ($13.9K of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: What is the minimum deposit on Arc for fomo? A: fomo has not published it. Its help centre gives 0.50 for Base, BNB Chain, Monad and Robinhood Chain and none for Solana, and says the deposit screen shows the minimum when you select a network. Check it there before sending. Q: Can I withdraw from fomo to an exchange on Arc? A: Only if the exchange accepts USDC on Arc. fomo's help centre says to check first that the receiving wallet or exchange supports USDC on Arc; sending on a network the receiver does not support can lose the funds. ## fomo on Base URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/base/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Base is Coinbase's Ethereum layer-2. On fomo it costs 0.50% plus network fee, deposits are USDC (0.50 minimum), and its fee peak came in February 2026. Answer: On the fomo app, a Base trade costs 0.50% plus the Base network fee, deposits are USDC with a 0.50 minimum, and the same EVM address works on all seven EVM networks. Base's best month for fomo fees was February 2026 ($1.57M); by October 2026 it was down to $163K (DefiLlama). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Base accounted for 0.7% of fomo's fees ($76.0K of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: Does fomo charge gas on Base? A: You pay Base's network fee yourself, on top of fomo's 0.50%. fomo shows it as a separate Network fee row in the trade details, and it goes to the network, not to fomo. Only on Solana does fomo cover the network fee. Q: Can I send USDC from Coinbase to fomo on Base? A: Yes, if you select Base in fomo's deposit screen and send USDC on Base to that address. The minimum that credits your cash balance is 0.50 USDC; below it the funds wait at your address until a top-up takes the total over the line. ## fomo on BNB Chain URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/bnb-chain/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: BNB Chain on fomo: 0.50% plus network fee per trade, USDC deposits with a 0.50 minimum, and fees that peaked at $3.5M in September 2026 before falling 74%. Answer: On the fomo app, a BNB Chain trade costs 0.50% plus the network fee, and deposits must be USDC on BNB Chain (0.50 minimum); USDT arrives as a token, not as cash. BNB Chain fees peaked at $3.55M in September 2026 and fell 74% to $0.91M in October (DefiLlama). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, BNB Chain accounted for 3.8% of fomo's fees ($389K of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: Can I deposit USDT on BNB Chain to fomo? A: It will arrive, but not as cash. fomo's help centre says USDT you send shows up in your wallet as a USDT holding rather than in your cash balance; USDC on BNB Chain is what credits cash. The minimum that credits is 0.50. Q: Is BNB Chain the same as BSC? A: Yes, for this purpose. fomo's app says BNB Chain; DefiLlama labels the same network BSC (BNB Smart Chain) in its fee data. ## fomo on Elysium URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/elysium/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's help centre lists Elysium, Kinetiq's Hyperliquid layer-2, as its eighth chain. What is confirmed, what is only reported, and what the data cannot show. Answer: fomo's help centre lists Elysium as one of the fomo app's eight supported chains, with USDC deposits and withdrawals and the standard 0.50% plus network fee. Elysium is Kinetiq's layer-2 for the Hyperliquid ecosystem; its mainnet was scheduled for November 9, 2026 and was producing blocks when we checked on November 10. No public fee data for fomo on Elysium exists yet. Q: Is Elysium live on fomo? A: fomo's help centre lists it as a supported chain for trading, deposits and withdrawals, and Bankless reported that fomo said Elysium trading starts November 9, 2026. Elysium's public RPC was producing blocks on November 10. We could not confirm fomo trades on Elysium from public data, because DefiLlama does not track it yet. Q: What does 'exclusive trading partner' mean for Elysium and fomo? A: Nobody has said. Bankless reported on October 29, 2026 that Elysium called fomo its 'exclusive trading partner' without explaining what the exclusivity covers. The same report says pump.fun would also support Elysium from day one, so the word does not mean fomo is the only app there. Q: Is there an Elysium block explorer? A: fomo's help centre says Elysium does not have a public block explorer yet and asks you to include the transaction hash if you contact support. Elysium's own docs, updated November 9, 2026, list a mainnet explorer at elysium.kinetiq.xyz/explorer. ## fomo on Ethereum URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/ethereum/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Ethereum is fomo's costliest network: gas on top of 0.50%, a 5 USDC minimum sell, deposits that wait out gas spikes. The only chain that grew in October. Answer: Ethereum is the most expensive network on the fomo app: you pay Ethereum gas on top of fomo's 0.50% fee, the minimum sell is 5 USDC (2 USDC elsewhere), and the deposit minimum is the highest of any network and can change. It was the only spot chain whose fomo fees grew from September to October 2026, up 17% to $491K (DefiLlama). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Ethereum accounted for 1.9% of fomo's fees ($197K of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: Why is my Ethereum deposit to fomo pending? A: fomo's help centre says the step that credits an Ethereum deposit is committed on Ethereum, so when gas spikes it waits rather than paying the spike. The funds sit at your deposit address, which is your own wallet, and move once fees ease while the app is open. Re-sending or reopening the app does not speed it up. Q: What is the minimum sell on Ethereum on fomo? A: 5 USDC, against 2 USDC on most other networks. When network fees are high, fomo says a sell a little above that can still be too small to route. ## fomo and Hyperliquid URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/hyperliquid/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Every fomo perps trade executes on Hyperliquid, with up to 0.05% added by fomo. Builder rewards, markets, minimums, the stacked fees and the US restriction. Answer: Every perps trade on the fomo app executes on Hyperliquid's order book. fomo charges up to 0.05% of the position size on top of Hyperliquid's own fee (0.045% taker at Hyperliquid's base tier), on both opening and closing. Hyperliquid's API shows $4.47M of builder rewards for fomo's builder address as of November 10, 2026. Perps are not available to US persons. In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Hyperliquid perps accounted for 17% of fomo's fees ($1.70M of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: What does fomo charge on perps? A: fomo's help centre says it charges up to 0.05% of the position size per trade, on top of Hyperliquid's fee, which is also a percentage of the full leveraged position. Both are taken from your perps cash balance when you open and again when you close. Funding payments, charged hourly, are separate. Q: Can US users trade perps on fomo? A: No. fomo's terms say perps are not available to US persons, including citizens and residents temporarily abroad, and using a VPN or proxy to get around that is a material breach of the terms. Q: Does my Hyperliquid volume count toward fees on fomo? A: No. fomo says Hyperliquid works out the fee tier per trading account, and on fomo that account is your fomo wallet, so volume on a separate Hyperliquid account does not count. fomo asks higher-tier traders to contact support. ## Who funded fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/investors/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo has announced $94M across three rounds: a $2M pre-seed (2025), a $17M Series A led by Benchmark and a $75M Series B led by Index Ventures (June 2026). Answer: fomo's own blog announces three rounds totalling $94 million: a $2M pre-seed from 140+ angels (February 18, 2025), a $17M Series A led by Benchmark (November 6, 2025) and a $75M Series B led by Index Ventures with Union Square Ventures and Benchmark (June 22, 2026). A $550M Series B valuation has been reported in the press; fomo has not stated one. Q: How much money has fomo raised? A: $94 million across the three rounds fomo has announced: $2M pre-seed, $17M Series A and $75M Series B. Its Series A post says that round brought total funding to $19M. Other totals seen online, such as $96.3M, do not match fomo's own posts. Q: What is fomo's valuation? A: fomo has not published one. The Block and Protos reported $550 million at the June 2026 Series B; treat that as press-reported. Q: Who leads fomo's investors? A: Benchmark led the $17M Series A in November 2025, and Index Ventures led the $75M Series B in June 2026, with Union Square Ventures and Benchmark participating. TechCrunch reported that Benchmark partner Chetan Puttagunta joined fomo's board. ## fomo on Monad URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/monad/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Monad is a fast EVM layer-1 on fomo since late 2025, and fomo's smallest fee chain: $5.5K in October 2026 and about $53K all-time on DefiLlama. Answer: Monad is a high-throughput EVM layer-1, and on the fomo app it works like the other EVM networks: 0.50% plus the network fee per trade, USDC deposits with a 0.50 minimum. It is fomo's smallest chain by fees: about $53K all-time and $5.5K in October 2026 (DefiLlama). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Monad accounted for 0.01% of fomo's fees ($1.21K of $10.3M, DefiLlama). ## Privy and fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/privy/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's wallets run on Privy: keys split into shares and rebuilt only in secure hardware to sign. What that means for custody, key export and recovery. Answer: fomo's terms name Privy, a third-party wallet infrastructure provider, as the wallet technology behind the fomo app. Your private key is split into shares so that no single party, including fomo, holds enough to rebuild it, and Privy's docs say keys are only reassembled inside trusted execution environments (AWS Nitro Enclaves) to sign. You can export your key, but fomo's terms say it does not guarantee that export or recovery will always be available. Q: Is fomo non-custodial? A: fomo says yes: its help centre says no one at fomo can move, hold or touch your tokens, and its terms say the platform does not custody user assets. The keys are created and secured with Privy, split into shares so that no single party, fomo included, can rebuild one alone. Q: Can I import my existing wallet into fomo? A: No. fomo's help centre says importing an existing wallet is not supported. fomo creates new wallets for you at sign-up, and you can export their private keys from Settings or at fomo.family/export-key. Q: What happens if I lose access to my Apple ID or Google account? A: Your fomo wallets are tied to the login you created them with, and signing in with a different account creates a new, separate fomo account. Keep that login secure, turn on fomo's multi-factor authentication, and consider exporting your key and storing it offline. ## Relay and fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/relay/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo never names it, but DefiLlama's data shows its trades on Base, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and other EVM networks run as cross-chain trades via Relay. Answer: Relay is a cross-chain swap and payments platform. DefiLlama's adapter for the fomo app describes its trades on the EVM networks as cross-chain trades via Relay: USDC leaves your Solana cash balance, a Relay solver fills the trade on the destination chain, and fomo's fee is read from a Relay fee table in fomo's own Dune namespace. fomo's help centre does not name Relay. Q: Does fomo charge a bridge fee for trading on Base or Robinhood Chain? A: fomo documents none. Its fee on every EVM network is 0.50% per trade plus the network fee, and the help centre lists no separate bridge or cross-chain charge. Pool fees and price impact on the destination chain still apply. Q: Is Relay fomo's company? A: No. Relay is a separate developer platform for cross-chain swaps and payments. fomo's own help centre does not name it; the connection comes from DefiLlama's public adapters, which read fomo's EVM fees from a Relay fee table in fomo's Dune namespace. ## fomo on Robinhood Chain URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/robinhood-chain/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Robinhood Chain made fomo $16.5M in fees in September 2026, 46% of that month, then fell 88% in October. Deposits in USDG, costs and what the data shows. Answer: Robinhood Chain is Robinhood's Ethereum layer-2, and on the fomo app its deposit asset is USDG, not USDC (minimum 0.50 USDG). In September 2026 it generated $16.5M of fomo's fees, 46% of that record month, then fell 88% to $2.0M in October (DefiLlama, read November 10, 2026). In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Robinhood Chain accounted for 11% of fomo's fees ($1.12M of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: Can I send USDC to fomo on Robinhood Chain? A: No. fomo's help centre says Robinhood Chain's deposit asset is USDG: send USDG on Robinhood Chain (minimum 0.50 USDG) and it converts into your Solana USDC cash balance. It warns not to send USDC to Robinhood Chain and not to send USDG on any other network. Q: Are Robinhood Chain stock tokens available in the US? A: No. fomo's terms say tokenized assets are not available to US persons or people in the United States, nor in Canada, the United Kingdom or Switzerland. The app checks your connection's location, so a token page can show 'Not available in your region'. Q: Why did fomo's Robinhood Chain fees fall after September 2026? A: DefiLlama shows the drop (from $16.5M in September to $2.0M in October) but does not break fees down by token, so it cannot say which tokens drove the spike or why trading moved away. Neither fomo nor Robinhood has published an explanation that we could find. ## fomo on Solana URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/solana/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Solana is fomo's home chain: your cash balance is USDC on Solana, fomo pays the gas, and small trades carry fixed fees. Costs, deposits and fee share. Answer: Solana is the fomo app's home chain: your cash balance is held as USDC on Solana, Solana deposits have no minimum, and fomo pays Solana's network fees for you. fomo's fee on Solana is route-based, with fixed amounts on trades under about $190, so small trades cost more than the 0.50% headline rate. In the 30 days to November 8, 2026, Solana accounted for 66% of fomo's fees ($6.80M of $10.3M, DefiLlama). Q: Do you pay gas on fomo when trading on Solana? A: No. fomo says it covers Solana's network gas, priority fees and token rent (the one-time cost of opening a token account the first time you buy a token). On the other seven networks you pay the network fee on top of fomo's fee. Q: What is the minimum deposit on Solana? A: There is none. fomo's help centre says Base, BNB Chain, Monad and Robinhood Chain have a 0.50 minimum and Ethereum has the highest one, while Solana has no minimum. The deposit asset is USDC. Q: Why did I pay $0.95 on a $50 trade? A: On fomo's lowest-fee Solana route, trades from 47.50 to 190 USDC carry a flat 0.95 USDC fee, whatever the exact size. A referral code does not change that fixed amount; the fee calculator shows the rate it works out to at your size. ## Third-party tools built around fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/third-party-tools/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Copy bots, fomo data APIs and fomo-named sites have grown around the app. None is run by fomo, and fomo's terms restrict tools that access your account. Answer: None of the copy-trading bots, data APIs or fomo-named websites around the fomo app is run or endorsed by fomo. fomo has no copy-trading feature and no public API, and its terms (updated October 26, 2026) bar third-party bots and tools from accessing your account unless fomo authorizes them, with suspension as the penalty. DefiLlama tracks three such bots; the largest, a Telegram copy bot, took $48K in fees in 30 days. Q: Is there an official fomo copy-trading bot? A: No. fomo's help centre says 'fomo does not have a copy trading feature.' Following a trader adds their activity to your feed and alerts; it never places trades for you. Any bot that copies fomo traders is a third-party product. Q: Is it against fomo's terms to use a copy bot? A: If the bot accesses or trades through your fomo account, the terms bar it unless fomo has expressly authorized the integration, and they also bar sharing session tokens, API keys or other login credentials with a third party for that purpose. fomo says it may restrict, suspend or terminate an account used through an unapproved tool. Q: Are $COPY and $FOMOMCP fomo tokens? A: No. They are tokens issued by two third-party bot projects on a Robinhood Chain launchpad. fomo has no token, and its terms say no fomo program promises a future token or airdrop. ## fomo and trade[XYZ] URL: https://jomobench.com/ecosystem/trade-xyz/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's stock, index, commodity and FX perps are trade[XYZ]'s xyz markets on Hyperliquid: 120 on fomo's November 2026 list. How they work and what they cost. Answer: The non-crypto perps on the fomo app (stocks, indices, commodities, currencies and pre-IPO companies) are trade[XYZ]'s xyz markets on Hyperliquid. fomo listed 120 of them on November 4, 2026: 101 stocks, 9 commodities, 5 indices, 3 currencies and 2 pre-IPO. They are perps, closed to US persons, and their standard Hyperliquid fees are double those on crypto perps unless a market runs in growth mode. Q: Can I trade Nvidia or Tesla on fomo? A: Outside the US, as perps: NVDA, TSLA and 99 other stocks were on fomo's xyz list on November 4, 2026. These are perpetual futures on Hyperliquid, not shares, and perps are closed to US persons. Separately, fomo offers tokenized stock tokens on Robinhood Chain in some regions. Q: Are trade[XYZ] perps more expensive than crypto perps on fomo? A: At standard rates, yes on Hyperliquid's side: trade[XYZ]'s docs say HIP-3 fees are currently 2x the usual fees on validator-run perp markets, split 50/50 between Hyperliquid and trade[XYZ]. Markets in growth mode cut all-in fees by 90% or more. fomo's own fee of up to 0.05% is the same. # Data and tools ## fomo data URL: https://jomobench.com/data/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Free, dated fomo datasets: realized fee rate, fees and revenue by month, fees by chain, perps builder fee measured from Hyperliquid fills, and app rankings. Answer: JomoBench publishes 5 free, dated datasets about the fomo trading app. In the latest snapshot, traders paid fomo $10.3M in fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026, spot traders paid a realized 0.63% against the 0.50% listed rate, and fomo's perps builder fee measured 0.043% of notional (DefiLlama and Hyperliquid, 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC). Every dataset downloads as CSV or JSON under CC BY 4.0. ## fomo vs other trading apps URL: https://jomobench.com/data/apps/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo ranked #2 of 16 trading apps on DefiLlama by fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026: $10.3M, behind Axiom ($21.2M) and ahead of GMGN ($8.67M). Answer: fomo ranked #2 of 16 trading apps on DefiLlama by fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026: $10.3M, behind Axiom ($21.2M) and ahead of GMGN ($8.67M). Without perps fees (fomo's Hyperliquid builder fee and other apps' perps listings), fomo ranked #3 on spot fees alone with $8.60M, behind Axiom and GMGN. Its fees were −63% on the 30 days before. What this means: Fees are what each app charged its users on top of the venue's own fees, so this ranks business size, not which app is cheaper for you. fomo keeps almost all of its fees (97% as revenue); terminals that pay referral or cashback programs keep less. 14 of the 16 apps earned less than in the 30 days before, so fomo's drop is partly the whole market cooling. For the cost of one trade, see the comparisons. Data as of 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC Source: DefiLlama per-app fees and revenue CSVJSON CC BY 4.0 Q: Is fomo the biggest crypto trading app? A: No. On DefiLlama fees over the 30 days to 2026-11-08, fomo ranked #2 of the 16 apps here with $10.3M; Axiom led with $21.2M. Q: Does a bigger app mean a cheaper one? A: No. Fees measure how much an app earned, which grows with both volume and price. For what one trade costs, compare each app's published schedule on the comparison pages. ## fomo fees by chain URL: https://jomobench.com/data/chains/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo fees by chain, monthly since 2025: Robinhood Chain was 46% of the September 2026 record. Last 30 days by chain. CSV and JSON. Answer: Solana carried 66.0% of fomo's fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026 ($6.80M), followed by Hyperliquid perps at 16.5% and Robinhood Chain at 10.9%. In September 2026, fomo's record month, Robinhood Chain alone brought in $16.5M (46%); in October 2026 it was $2.00M, 88% less. What this means: fomo's September 2026 record was mostly one chain: Robinhood Chain (DefiLlama's fomo data for it starts on July 9, 2026). When trading there faded, most of the record went with it. A chain's fee here is fomo's fee on trades of tokens on that chain; cross-chain trades are paid from the same cash balance but booked where they settle. Hyperliquid is fomo's perps builder fee. Over the last 30 days only Hyperliquid (perps) grew. Data as of 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC Source: DefiLlama fomo chain breakdown CSVJSON CC BY 4.0 Q: Which chain does fomo make the most money on? A: Solana: 66.0% of fomo's fees in the 30 days to 2026-11-08 ($6.80M, DefiLlama). Q: Why did fomo's fees spike in September 2026? A: Mostly Robinhood Chain. In September 2026 it brought in $16.5M of fomo's $35.9M (46%). In October 2026 it was $2.00M. See the chains bench. ## fomo fees and revenue by month URL: https://jomobench.com/data/monthly/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Traders paid fomo $10.3M in fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026, −63% on the 30 days before, and fomo kept $10.0M as revenue (DefiLlama). Answer: Traders paid fomo $10.3M in fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026, −63% on the 30 days before, and fomo kept $10.0M as revenue (DefiLlama). September 2026 was the record month at $35.9M; October 2026 came to $14.7M. What this means: Fees are everything traders paid fomo; DefiLlama's "revenue" is what is left after the EVM referral share, which is why it sits close to fees (97% over the last 30 days). It is not profit, and it still includes Solana referral payouts. Perps, fomo's Hyperliquid builder fee, made up 17% of the last 30 days' fees, against 3% in September 2026. Data as of 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC Source: DefiLlama /summary/fees/fomo CSVJSON CC BY 4.0 Q: How much money does fomo make? A: Traders paid fomo $10.3M in fees in the 30 days to 2026-11-08, and DefiLlama counts $10.0M of that as revenue. Over the last 365 days fees came to $95.4M. Revenue here is retained fees, not profit: fomo's costs, such as the gas it pays on Solana, are not taken off. Q: What was fomo's best month? A: September 2026, at $35.9M of fees (DefiLlama). October 2026 came to $14.7M, −59% on the record. Most of the record came from Robinhood Chain; see fees by chain. Q: How much of fomo's fees come from perps? A: 17% over the last 30 days ($1.70M), all of it fomo's Hyperliquid builder fee. Perps are not available to US persons. See the perps bench. ## fomo perps builder fee, measured URL: https://jomobench.com/data/perps/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's perps builder fee measured from Hyperliquid fill files: 0.043% of notional (2026-10-11 to 2026-11-09); fomo says up to 0.05%. Daily data, CSV and JSON. Answer: fomo's Hyperliquid builder fee came to 0.043% of notional from October 11, 2026 to November 9, 2026, measured on $1.99B of fills in Hyperliquid's published daily files (most cover only 00:00 to about 12:10 UTC); fomo says it charges up to 0.05%. DefiLlama counts $1.70M of fomo builder fees in the 30 days to November 8, 2026; Hyperliquid's own counter shows $4.47M all time. What this means: Almost every account pays 0.05%, the top of fomo's published "up to 0.05%": 99.2% of account-days in the window. The average is lower because a few dozen accounts pay 0.01% and they trade a lot (16% of notional). fomo does not publish why; nothing here says which accounts get it. Hyperliquid's own trading fee comes on top. What this means for your cost. Data as of 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC Source: Hyperliquid builder-fill files and info API; DefiLlama CSVJSON CC BY 4.0 Q: What does fomo charge on perps? A: fomo says it charges up to 0.05% per trade on perps, on top of Hyperliquid's own fee. Measured from Hyperliquid's public fill files, fomo's builder fee averaged 0.043% of notional from 2026-10-11 to 2026-11-09; 99.2% of account-days paid exactly 0.05%. Q: How much has fomo earned from perps? A: Hyperliquid's counter for fomo's builder address shows $4.47M of builder rewards all time (read 2026-11-10). DefiLlama counts $3.97M since 2026-06-05. ## fomo realized spot fee rate URL: https://jomobench.com/data/realized/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo spot traders paid 0.63% in fees over the 30 days to 2026-11-08 vs the 0.50% listed rate. Daily and monthly data, CSV and JSON. Answer: fomo spot traders paid 0.63% of what they traded in fomo fees over the 30 days to November 8, 2026: $8.60M on $1.37B of spot volume (DefiLlama), against a listed rate of 0.50%. In October 2026 the rate was 0.60%. What this means: The listed rate is a percentage, but fomo's Solana fees have fixed-dollar floors on small trades ($0.10 under $5, 2% up to $47.50, $0.95 up to $190). The more trades fall under those floors, the higher the average climbs above 0.50%. Quiet days show it most: on the quieter half of the last 45 days the rate was 0.64%, on the busier half 0.54%. Dividing Solana fees alone by volume gives 0.50% and is wrong: volume is booked on Solana, cross-chain fees are not. Full method and the wrong-ratio trap. Data as of 2026-11-10 22:20 UTC Source: DefiLlama fomo Wallet fees and volume CSVJSON CC BY 4.0 Q: What fee do fomo traders actually pay? A: Over the 30 days to November 8, 2026, fomo Wallet fees came to 0.63% of spot volume ($8.60M on $1.37B, DefiLlama), against fomo's listed 0.50%. This covers fomo's own fee only, not pool fees, price impact or network fees. Q: Why is the realized rate above 0.50%? A: fomo's Solana fee has fixed-dollar floors on small trades ($0.10 under $5, 2% from $5 to $47.50, $0.95 from $47.50 to $190), so small tickets pay far more than 0.50%. Codes (0.45%) and the 0.05% major-token rate pull the other way. See the bench page for what the data can and cannot show. Q: Why not divide Solana fees by volume? A: Because DefiLlama books all spot volume on Solana but books cross-chain fees on the chain the trade settled on. Solana fees alone over that volume gave 0.17% for September 2026, when the right ratio was 0.47%. # News ## fomo app news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Verified news about the fomo trading app: fee and terms changes, new chains, perps, funding rounds and fee data, each checked against a primary source. Answer: The latest verified story about the fomo app, from Nov 10, 2026: X cashtags now open Solana token trades on fomo. fomo's fees in the 30 days to Nov 8, 2026 were $10.3M, down 62.6% on the 30 days before (DefiLlama); the record month was September 2026 at $35.9M. JomoBench has published 14 verified stories, each checked against fomo's own help centre, terms, blog or posts, chain data, or two independent outlets. ## fomo raises $17M Series A led by Benchmark URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2025-11-06-fomo-raises-17m-series-a-led-by-benchmark/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: FOMO Labs said on 6 November 2025 it had raised a $17 million Series A led by Benchmark, taking its disclosed funding to $19 million. Answer: FOMO Labs Inc., the company behind the fomo trading app, announced a $17 million Series A led by Benchmark on 6 November 2025, bringing its disclosed funding to $19 million. It did not publish a valuation. ## fomo launches its web app at fomo.family URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-04-29-fomo-launches-its-web-app-at-fomo-family/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo opened a desktop web app on 29 April 2026: the same account, balance and positions as the phone app, funded with crypto only at launch. Answer: On 29 April 2026 fomo launched a web version of its trading app at fomo.family, using the same account, balance, positions and followers as the phone app. At launch the web app traded on Solana, Base, BNB Chain and Monad and was funded with crypto only; Apple Pay and debit cards stayed in the mobile app. ## fomo adds perps through Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-06-11-fomo-adds-perps-via-hyperliquid-and-trade-xyz/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo launched perpetual futures on 11 June 2026, routed to Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ]. Not for US persons. fomo charges up to 0.05% per trade. Answer: fomo launched perpetual futures on 11 June 2026, powered by Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ], covering crypto, stocks, indices, commodities and pre-IPO companies. Perps are not available to US persons. fomo now charges up to 0.05% of the position size per trade on top of Hyperliquid's own fee, and DefiLlama shows its perps fees rising every month since launch. ## fomo raises $75M Series B led by Index Ventures URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-06-22-fomo-raises-75m-series-b-led-by-index-ventures/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo announced a $75 million Series B on 22 June 2026, led by Index Ventures with Union Square Ventures and Benchmark. Press put the valuation at $550M. Answer: FOMO Labs Inc. announced a $75 million Series B on 22 June 2026, led by Index Ventures with Union Square Ventures and existing investor Benchmark. That brings the funding fomo has disclosed in its own posts to $94 million. Press reports put the valuation at $550 million; fomo's post does not give one. ## fomo co-founder denies an unproven iOS exploit claim URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-08-23-fomo-denies-an-unproven-ios-exploit-claim/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: An X account claimed on 23 August 2026 that a fomo iOS update drained wallets. A co-founder denied it. No evidence ties a loss to the app. Answer: On 23 August 2026 an X account claimed a fomo iOS update had drained users' Solana wallets, with about $6 million in losses. A fomo co-founder replied that the wallet it cited had never had a transaction signed by fomo's fee payer. Protos and Crypto Economy reported both sides; neither found evidence that the app caused any loss, and the $6 million figure came with no breakdown. ## Circle names fomo among Arc's day-one trading apps URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-09-16-circle-names-fomo-among-arc-day-one-apps/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: Circle launched its Arc blockchain on 16 September 2026 and named fomo, Aero and Uniswap as its day-one trading anchors. fomo's Arc fees then faded fast. Answer: Circle launched the Arc mainnet on 16 September 2026 and named fomo, with Aero and Uniswap, as the apps that "anchor Arc's day one trading infrastructure." DefiLlama's fomo fees on Arc start that day: $624,515 in the rest of September, then $33,269 in October. ## fomo fees hit a record $35.9M in September 2026 URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-09-30-fomo-fees-hit-record-35-9m-in-september-2026/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: DefiLlama counts $35.9M in fees paid to fomo in September 2026, its record month. Robinhood Chain made up $16.5M of it. The level did not last. Answer: Traders paid fomo a record $35.9 million in fees in September 2026, according to DefiLlama, more than double August's $16.9 million. Robinhood Chain accounted for $16.5 million of it, more than Solana's $12.9 million. October fell to $14.7 million, so September is the peak, not the current level. ## fomo makes Solana fees depend on the trade route URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-10-08-fomo-makes-solana-fees-depend-on-the-trade-route/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: By 8 October 2026 fomo had rewritten its fee article: Solana fees depend on the route, Arc joined the 0.50% networks, and a fee cap went unstated. Answer: Between 18 September and 8 October 2026 fomo rewrote its trading-fees article. Solana fees, once set by trade size alone, now depend on which route is available when the trade goes through: the old size tiers apply only on the lowest-fee route, and other routes charge 0.50% with a 0.95 USDC minimum. The same rewrite added Arc to the 0.50% networks and dropped the published cap on the major-token minimum fee. ## fomo renames Solana cashback to 'Trading rebate' URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-10-16-fomo-renames-solana-cashback-trading-rebate/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's release notes for 9 to 16 October 2026 say Solana cashback is now labeled Trading rebate in transaction history. fomo has not published its terms. Answer: fomo's release notes covering 9 to 16 October 2026 say "Solana cashback is now labeled 'Trading rebate' in transaction history." fomo has not published what the rebate pays or who qualifies, and its fee and referral help articles do not mention it. ## fomo terms add rules on promoting referral codes URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-10-26-fomo-terms-add-rules-on-promoting-referral-codes/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's terms of 26 October 2026 bar paid ads, brand-keyword bids and fomo-named promo sites for referral rewards without written approval. Answer: fomo's terms dated 26 October 2026 replace a short referral section with new rules: without fomo's written authorization, anyone seeking referral rewards may not buy ads using fomo's name, bid on its name as a search keyword, run a referral or coupon site that uses the name, or pay people to use a code. The terms also say fomo can cut a referrer's share to zero, and that no program promises a token or airdrop. ## fomo's perps fee now reads 'up to 0.05%' URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-11-05-fomo-perps-fee-wording-changes-to-up-to-0-05/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo's perps-fee article said a flat 0.05% per trade on 30 October 2026. By 5 November it said up to 0.05% and listed Hyperliquid's fee tiers. Answer: On 30 October 2026 fomo's perps-fees article said "fomo charges 0.05% per trade on perps." By its last edit, dated 5 November, it said fomo "charges up to 0.05% of the position size per trade", and it now reprints Hyperliquid's base fee tiers as of 3 November. fomo has not said which trades pay less than 0.05%. ## fomo fees down 63% in 30 days after September peak URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-11-08-fomo-fees-down-63-percent-in-30-days/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: DefiLlama: fees paid to fomo in the 30 days to 8 November 2026 were $10.3M, down 62.6% on the 30 days before. Robinhood Chain fees fell 88% in October. Answer: Traders paid fomo $10.3 million in fees in the 30 days to 8 November 2026, down 62.6% from $27.6 million in the 30 days before, according to DefiLlama. October as a whole came to $14.7 million, 59% below September's record $35.9 million. Robinhood Chain fell 88%; perps were the only line that grew. ## Elysium trading goes live on fomo with 2x rewards URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-11-09-elysium-trading-goes-live-on-fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo said on 9 November 2026 that Elysium trading is live, 32 minutes after Elysium's mainnet launch, with 2x trader rewards on Elysium tokens. Answer: fomo posted "Elysium is now live on fomo" at 13:33 UTC on 9 November 2026, half an hour after Kinetiq's Elysium network announced its mainnet. fomo's help centre now lists Elysium as its eighth chain, at the standard 0.50% fee plus network fees, and fomo is offering 2x trader rewards on Elysium tokens without saying what the base rate is. ## X cashtags now open Solana token trades on fomo URL: https://jomobench.com/news/2026-11-10-fomo-opens-solana-token-trades-from-x-cashtags/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: fomo said on 10 November 2026 that a cashtag on X can now open a trade on fomo, for every Solana token. Solana and fomo's CEO posted the same news. Answer: fomo posted on 10 November 2026 that you can "tap the cashtag, trade it on fomo": a cashtag on X, such as a $ ticker in a post, now leads to a trade on fomo for any Solana token. Solana's official account and fomo CEO Paul Erlanger announced the same. The trade carries fomo's normal Solana fees. ## Arc news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/topic/arc/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: 3 verified stories about Arc, latest Nov 8, 2026: fomo fees down 63% in 30 days after September peak. Answer: fomo fees down 63% in 30 days after September peak. Traders paid fomo $10.3 million in fees in the 30 days to 8 November 2026, down 62.6% from $27.6 million in the 30 days before, according to DefiLlama. October as a whole came to $14.7 million, 59% below September's record $35.9 million. Robinhood Chain fell 88%; perps were the only line that grew. ## DefiLlama news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/topic/defillama/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: 4 verified stories about DefiLlama, latest Nov 8, 2026: fomo fees down 63% in 30 days after September peak. Answer: fomo fees down 63% in 30 days after September peak. Traders paid fomo $10.3 million in fees in the 30 days to 8 November 2026, down 62.6% from $27.6 million in the 30 days before, according to DefiLlama. October as a whole came to $14.7 million, 59% below September's record $35.9 million. Robinhood Chain fell 88%; perps were the only line that grew. ## FOMO Labs Inc. news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/topic/fomo-labs/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: 3 verified stories about FOMO Labs Inc., latest Oct 26, 2026: fomo terms add rules on promoting referral codes. Answer: fomo terms add rules on promoting referral codes. fomo's terms dated 26 October 2026 replace a short referral section with new rules: without fomo's written authorization, anyone seeking referral rewards may not buy ads using fomo's name, bid on its name as a search keyword, run a referral or coupon site that uses the name, or pay people to use a code. The terms also say fomo can cut a referrer's share to zero, and that no program promises a token or airdrop. ## fomo news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/topic/fomo/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: 14 verified stories about fomo, latest Nov 10, 2026: X cashtags now open Solana token trades on fomo. Answer: X cashtags now open Solana token trades on fomo. fomo posted on 10 November 2026 that you can "tap the cashtag, trade it on fomo": a cashtag on X, such as a $ ticker in a post, now leads to a trade on fomo for any Solana token. Solana's official account and fomo CEO Paul Erlanger announced the same. The trade carries fomo's normal Solana fees. ## Hyperliquid news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/topic/hyperliquid/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: 5 verified stories about Hyperliquid, latest Nov 9, 2026: Elysium trading goes live on fomo with 2x rewards. Answer: Elysium trading goes live on fomo with 2x rewards. fomo posted "Elysium is now live on fomo" at 13:33 UTC on 9 November 2026, half an hour after Kinetiq's Elysium network announced its mainnet. fomo's help centre now lists Elysium as its eighth chain, at the standard 0.50% fee plus network fees, and fomo is offering 2x trader rewards on Elysium tokens without saying what the base rate is. ## Solana news URL: https://jomobench.com/news/topic/solana/ Updated: 2026-11-10 Summary: 6 verified stories about Solana, latest Nov 10, 2026: X cashtags now open Solana token trades on fomo. Answer: X cashtags now open Solana token trades on fomo. fomo posted on 10 November 2026 that you can "tap the cashtag, trade it on fomo": a cashtag on X, such as a $ ticker in a post, now leads to a trade on fomo for any Solana token. Solana's official account and fomo CEO Paul Erlanger announced the same. The trade carries fomo's normal Solana fees.