CoinStats Integrates fomo App: See the P&L Behind Every Trade
No wallet address. No QR code. No 44 characters you have to paste twice.
Just your fomo username.
That works because fomo built a trading app where you follow people instead of charts. The identity layer was already there. Your handle is public, your trades are public, and that’s the entire point of the product. So we skipped the address step.
Type the handle into CoinStats and your fomo portfolio starts syncing. Every coin, every transaction, every trade broken down to the actual profit and loss.
Here’s what that gets you.
Profit and Loss on Every Coin and Every Trade
We forked fomo’s video and swapped in our screens. Permissionless.
Most apps show a green number or a red number. That tells you almost nothing.
CoinStats breaks it down three ways:
Portfolio level. Total P&L across fomo and everything else you hold. One number, not five apps to add up.
Coin level. Average buy, cost basis, realized and unrealized profit. Which position carries you, which one quietly bleeds.
Transaction level. Every trade with its own P&L. Not “you’re up on SOL” but which entry made money.
That last one separates trading from guessing. The trade log is the only honest scoreboard.
You can’t grow what you can’t track accurately.
Watch Any Wallet, Get Pinged When It Moves
Following traders is fomo’s whole thing. CoinStats extends it past the app.
Add any wallet to your watchlist, whether or not that person has ever opened fomo. Smart money addresses. That one wallet on CT everyone swears is early on everything. A fund you’ve been tracking since last cycle.
Then turn on notifications by transaction type and pick what you actually want to hear about. Buys. Sells. Both. Your phone lights up the moment they move.
You stop refreshing block explorers and start finding out while the trade is still fresh.
Connect It in Under a Minute
- Open the CoinStats app or log in to the web dashboard
- Go to Portfolios → Connect Wallet
- Search for fomo
- Type your fomo username
- That’s it, your portfolio starts syncing
One note before you do: this covers your fomo spot holdings and transaction history. Perp positions aren’t in yet. When they land, you’ll hear it from us first.
What Else You Get After Connecting
CoinStats AI agent. Ask what’s dragging your portfolio down and get an answer built on your actual transaction history. Or ask the AI agent to roast your fomo trades. Fair warning, it has no chill.
Portfolio vs market. Compare your fomo trading against just holding BTC or ETH over the same period. Find out whether following the leaderboard actually paid, or whether you’d have done better asleep.
Performance charts. Cumulative P&L, inflows and outflows, portfolio value over time. The full picture across fomo, your cold wallet, your CEX accounts and your DeFi positions.
Portfolio alerts. Set them on price or on total portfolio value. Know when your bags move without staring at a chart all day.
Token Risk Scanner. Before you ape into the next thing your feed is screaming about, check it. Our token risk scanner reads the actual smart contract logic instead of ticking boxes. Blockable transfers, hidden fees, centralized mint functions, upgradeable contracts. If it smells like a rug, it gets flagged.
A Quick Word on fomo
Over 600,000 users and more than $4 billion in cumulative trading volume, as of their Series B this June.
fomo launched in May 2025 and turned trading into a feed. You follow a trader, they buy something, it shows up in your timeline with their entry. If you want in, you tap once. Leaderboards rank who’s actually winning. Alerts tell you when the people you follow make a move.
A few things that make it worth tracking:
Non-custodial. Custody runs through Privy, not a company account. FOMO Labs can’t freeze your balance or spend it, which removes the failure mode that has killed more than one exchange.
Multichain and gasless. One balance across Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad and more. No bridging, no keeping six gas tokens topped up for the privilege of moving your own money.
Onboarding that takes seconds. Apple Pay funding, and 68,000 people bought crypto for the first time that way.
Not just memecoins anymore. A web app landed in April and perpetual futures followed in June. Makes sense given all three founders came from dYdX.
They raised a $75 million Series B in June led by Index Ventures, with Union Square Ventures and Benchmark joining, taking total funding to around $94 million.
The catch, and there’s always one: a feed moves fast, and it’s very easy to end up holding 30 tokens you don’t remember buying. That’s exactly why the P&L breakdown matters.
fomo is where you find the trade. CoinStats is where you find out if it worked.
