Why fomocopy

Most leaderboards rank traders by their own profit. That number is out of reach for anyone copying them: by the time you see a trade, they already bought, and your own buy moves the price again.

fomocopy ranks traders by what a copy of their trades would have returned instead.

What a copy pays that the trader doesn’t

• The delay. A copy is bought as the trader’s block (or Solana slot) closes, at their price or worse.
• The fees. Pool fees on the way in and out.
• The price impact. A $100 copy moves a thin pool; the score includes it.

A trader who buys first in tiny pools can show a large profit that no copier could ever get. Their copy return shows that.

Timing matters as much as the trader

Every score is shown at several selling times, from a moment after the buy to 48 hours. The same trader can be worth copying for a quick exit and a disaster to hold.

This trader’s copies made +43% on average when sold after one hour, and lost 86% when held for 12 hours. fomocopy shows both, so you can pick the exit that worked.

Built for FOMO traders

fomocopy knows which wallets belong to users of FOMO, the social trading app, and can narrow any list or board to them. See FOMO users.