Draft five traders and take the week
The board is fomo's leaderboard, by name, priced on each trader's all-time record. Spend a hundred dollars of salary on five of them, put up 0.001 ETH or 5 USDG on Robinhood Chain, and whatever they make on fomo before the round settles is your score. The pot pays the top three of each pool.
Winning lineup
settled so farThe best five that fit the cap, out of 0 legal lineups.
Seven days, and nothing to withdraw
A trader's salary comes from their all-time record on fomo, which is everything before the round and nothing inside it. The score is what that record grows by before the next snapshot. Entries sit in the contract until it settles; nothing you do here places a trade.
The board goes up
Every trader gets a salary from their all-time record on fomo. Salaries are public before anyone drafts.
You spend $100
Five traders, no more than the cap, and 0.001 ETH or 5 USDG. The contract refuses a lineup over the cap.
They trade, you watch
They trade on fomo as they always do. You cannot swap, and they never know you drafted them.
Points settle
The next snapshot lands, every record moves, and the difference is your score. Anyone can finalize; the top three of each pool claim 50 / 30 / 20.
What the settled six did
Real people, real dollars, fomo's own column.
The best legal five
Back the favourites
The middle of the pack
Their number, and only their number
fomo publishes one figure per trader: all-time profit and loss, in dollars, across every chain they trade on. A snapshot of that column is taken at lock and again at settle. A trader's score is the difference. Nothing is modelled and nothing is recomputed.
The favourites, settled so far
The five biggest records the cap allows, among those with two snapshots.
How a snapshot becomes a score
The salary curve runs from $5 to $40 on the all-time rank, so the top record costs eight times the bottom one and five favourites do not fit inside $100.
On the board, waiting on the next snapshot
These traders have one snapshot behind them, so they are priced and draftable, and their score lands the moment the column is captured again.
30 real traders, one hundred dollars
Build a five and see where it would have finished.
Open the draft board