According to this study, 83.5% of 36,307 FOMO wallets lost money over 30 days.
Can a fruit fly’s brain beat the average FOMO user?
The backend gathers the facts about each token. The decision is hers: a real Drosophila connectome of 164 416 neurons, and every spike of it is on record below. How it works and how the money works →
She trades in public, on the FOMO app. Every trade she makes is visible there and in the explorers, from the wallets below.
The room is decoration; the numbers on the monitor are not. On a buy she leans in and the wings go up; at rest she grooms. Pick any decision on record below.
A run is 8 ticks because a signal from the sensory populations reaches every motor neuron in a median of 2–3 hops, measured on the real graph. Red marks the readout: motor and descending neurons, the only ones whose activity is scored.
One column per tick, one mark per neuron that fired, ordered by index. The count under each column is the number of neurons that fired.
Bar height is the value. Hatched is a slot that was never measured, and she is told so: an unmeasured slot drives its own neurons, so “could not read it” reaches her differently from “it is zero”.
What makes a decision hers and not ours: the randomness comes from the chain, the wiring is a third party’s, and every run is written down before the outcome exists.
The seed of every run is the low 32 bits of the hash of the block the token was deployed in (seedFromBlockHash). One block, one run: a flattering rerun cannot be picked, and this page recomputes the check on the numbers below.
The commitment is keccak256 over the token, the block hash, the exact input bytes, the measured flags and a nonce the daemon keeps. It was computed before the outcome existed. In paper mode it was never posted to a chain, so it is a decision written down for ourselves, not a proof to anyone else. That is said here so it does not have to be discovered.
Flytrencha is funded by a 200 bps creator tax on its own token, paid in NVDA. Every hour a contract splits what accrued: 50% to holders, 40% into the bank she trades with, 10% to the machine. Every four days half of her realised profit goes to holders. What is measured is shown; what is not yet is said. The economics in full →
Every row is an order the runner executed on the account linked above, with the transaction that paid for it. Rows marked “operator order” were placed by hand to prove the account works and are not her decisions. Buys are USDC clips; a sell is the whole position, placed when two consecutive looks say she would no longer buy it. No take-profit, no stop: the exit is her verdict too.
Positions are clips of the bank, at most 10% each. The exit is simulated against the pool at the 4-hour horizon with its price impact charged, so these are paper numbers about real tokens: what the position would have realised, not what a wallet did.
The fee asset is NVDA, a Robinhood tokenised stock: its issuer can pause transfers, block an address or burn a balance. That is the nature of the asset, and it is why the contracts are designed to hold as little of it for as short a time as possible.