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Before you copy or follow someone, see how they trade. There are three ways in: Every trader card ends with two buttons: 🤖 Copytrade starts a copytrade task, and 🔔 Alerts gets you pinged on their trades without buying anything.

Look up a fomo trader

Tap 🔎 Find a Trader on the Copytrade page, then send one of:
  • their fomo handle, like @name
  • their fomo.family profile link
  • a screenshot of their fomo profile
You get their card: Pasting a fomo.family profile link straight into the chat opens the same card.

Check a wallet

Paste any wallet address into the chat. If it belongs to a fomo trader, you get their card. Otherwise, a wallet that has traded in the last 30 days shows its record: 1D · 7D · 30D · 1Y switch the window. It opens on the last 30 days. A wallet with no recent trades gets 💳 That’s a wallet, not a token, and you can still copy it or follow it from there.

Top traders

🏆 Top Traders opens fomo’s leaderboard right inside Telegram.
  • 7D, 30D and All time rank traders by their profit on fomo over that window. It opens on 30D.
  • Each row shows their fomo PnL, how much of it comes from one coin they still hold, their win rate, and what they have realized. What do these numbers mean? at the top explains each one.
  • Tap a trader for their page: their stats, their biggest open coins, their wallets, and a backtest.
  • Copy trader takes you back to Dawn with setup ready, and Open on fomo opens their profile.
A big share of PnL from 1 coin usually means one lucky bag rather than steady trading.

Backtest a trader

The backtest replays a trader’s recent buys as if you had been copying them.
1

Set the sizes

Start with $ is your starting balance and Each copy $ what every copied buy spends. They start at $1,000 and $50.
2

Pick the window

7D or 30D, and Copy sells on or off.
3

Run it

Tap Run backtest.
The result shows what you would have now, how much came from coins sold and how much is still in coins held, how many of their buys were copied, and the fees paid. Notes underneath point out what shaped the result, like copies skipped for running out of cash.
Past results don’t promise future ones. A real copy buys at the price when it lands, not the price the trader got.