The feed is the center.
FOMO describes its social feed as a place to see top traders, buys, sells and changing position status.
FOMO is designed more like a social product than a traditional exchange terminal. Before using it, understand four separate things: how discovery works, how you fund the account, what the fees are and what trading risk still remains.
FOMO describes its social feed as a place to see top traders, buys, sells and changing position status.
You can search assets and trader profiles, then use profile context to decide what deserves more research.
FOMO's current guidance lists Apple Pay, debit card and crypto funding in mobile, while new web users are directed to crypto funding or the mobile app for card onramps.
FOMO funding guide →Current terms list at least 0.50% per buy/sell transaction with a $0.95 minimum. Frequent small trades can add up.
FOMO fees explained →One-click buying and simple onboarding reduce friction. They do not make meme coins or leveraged trades safer.
Leaderboards and alerts can surface ideas quickly, but other traders' visible results do not transfer their timing, sizing or edge to you.
Practice with Would You Ape? →FOMO's public referral pages currently advertise 10% off fees when a code is entered in-app. SaveOnFees uses LMP506. Verify the live benefit before trading.
The fee calculator, meme-coin profit calculator and risk game remain useful even when a referral code is no longer relevant.
Compare Apple Pay, debit-card and crypto funding, including the different web flow.
Funding methods →Understand the platform fee, minimum transaction fee, perps and third-party cost layers.
FOMO fee guide →See how the current referral route works, what is advertised and what to verify in-app.
Referral guide →