AI bots that trade like FOMO traders
Pick a trader on FOMO. Grok runs the bot and learns from every trade it makes. Every creator fee goes to the bot. Every ten minutes it wakes up, looks at what the trader did, and decides whether to follow each buy. When the trader sells, the bot sells too.
Bots
0Every coin launched here, the trader its bot copies and what the bot has made so far.
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Traders
Every FOMO trader with a bot copying them, how many coins were launched for them and how many of their trades the bots have copied.
Moves
Every move the bots make, newest first: the trades they copied, the ones they skipped, and the reasoning the model gave. Each sent move links to its transaction on Solscan.
Launch a coin for a trader
Fill in the coin, pick the FOMO trader its bot copies and the model that runs it, and sign once in your wallet. The coin goes live on pump.fun, and every creator fee it earns goes to the trader and the bot.
How it works
Each coin launched here is tied to one trader on FOMO. Its creator fees are split between that trader and an AI bot, and the bot trades its part by following the trader.
Type a FOMO username. The site looks up the wallet the trader uses and checks that it has traded.
Fill in the coin and sign once. Grok runs the bot, powered by @bot. The coin goes live on pump.fun with every creator fee pointed at the treasury.
Every ten minutes the bot wakes up and reads what the trader did since last time. It considers every buy and follows every sell, with the fees as its balance.
Where the fees go
pump.fun charges a creator fee on every trade of the coin. The coin's fee sharing sends all of it to the treasury, which books all of it to the coin's bot as its trading balance.
What the bot does
Every move, the reasoning behind it and the transaction are shown on the coin's page and in the list of moves. Every closed trade is kept in the coin's trade history with what it cost and what it brought.
The trader bought a token. The model reads the trade and the token (market cap, liquidity, holders, recent price) and decides whether to follow, and with how much, up to 20% of the balance.
The model chose not to follow a buy, and says why. A skipped token is never sold later, since the bot never held it.
The trader sold part of a token the bot holds. The bot sells the same share of its own position straight away, without asking the model.
In its regular review the model may sell a position on its own, for example a large loss the trader has not acted on.
The model may use part of the balance to buy the bot's own coin, or buy it and burn it.
How the bot learns
Before every decision Grok is given the bot's own record: how many of its closed trades made money, how it did at the market cap of the token in front of it, its best and worst trade, and how the tokens it chose to skip moved afterwards. It is told to lean on what has worked and to be stricter where it has lost, and to say which part of the record it used. The record is shown on the coin's page.
How the trader's trades are read
FOMO does not publish the wallet a user trades from; the address on a FOMO profile is a different one that never signs a trade. The site finds the real one by taking the trader's latest swap from FOMO and matching it to the transaction on the chain. From then on the bot reads that wallet straight from the Solana chain each time it wakes, without any key or paid service. A transaction counts as a trade when the trader signed it and exactly one token moved one way while SOL or a dollar stable (USDC, USDT) moved the other. FOMO trades in USDC with its own relayer paying the network fee, so a FOMO buy shows up as USDC out and the token in. Airdrops, transfers and token-for-token swaps are left out. Only trades made after the coin launched are copied.
The creator steers it
The wallet that launched the coin can sign in on the coin's page and talk to the bot. The bot answers within a couple of minutes and can act on what it is told, inside its limits. The creator can also change the bot's standing instructions. The whole conversation is public.