Summary
FOMOMETER scores Solana memecoins every minute from public market data and publishes how its past signals actually played out, including when they did badly. It is free and has no accounts.
Since 15 October 2026 it also earns: a Buy button opens a Jupiter swap in the visitor's own wallet, and each swap includes a 1% FOMOMETER fee. The $FMTR token will route that revenue back to holders: part paid out in SOL, part spent buying the token back and burning it. The track record stays as it is; revenue does not make the signals better than they are.
The problem
Memecoin traders choose from thousands of new tokens a day. Raw data terminals show everything and rank nothing. Signal bots and callers rank everything and show no record: their calls are screenshots of winners, never a full list with the losers.
What is missing is a ranking whose method is public and whose every call is measured afterwards, so anyone can see how much to trust it.
What FOMOMETER does
Every minute the engine:
- Reads DexScreener's boosted-token lists and keeps the Solana tokens, up to 50.
- Computes 12 market factors per token from the last 90 minutes of data.
- Compares each factor with the other tokens in the same minute, so a value means unusual compared with the rest of the list right now.
- Combines 7 factors into a score from 0 to 100. Weights and thresholds are fitted on past outcomes and published on the Strategy page.
- Records BUY, SELL and volume-burst events when thresholds are crossed, behind a quality filter.
- Records the price 15 minutes, 1 hour and 4 hours after every event.
No neural network or language model is involved. Full method
Evidence so far
Since 6 May 2026 the outcome of 45,618 events has been recorded (data as of 14 October 2026). Favorable means the price was higher afterwards, lower for SELL. Medians are used because a few broken prices produce averages of thousands of percent.
| Event | With outcome | Favorable after 1h | Median 1h | Favorable after 4h | Median 4h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUY | 26,200 | 41.6% | −0.92% | 37.4% | −4.37% |
| Volume burst | 19,401 | 39.2% | −0.66% | 37.9% | −2.44% |
| SELL | 17 | too few |
Within 4 hours after a BUY, the worst point was a fall of 11% in the median case, and 16% of BUY tokens fell by half or more at some point.
To see whether this beats picking at random, compare with every tracked token over the same 72 hours, one sample every 10 minutes:
| Last 72 hours | Higher after 1h | Median 1h | Higher after 4h | Median 4h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any tracked token | 33.1% | 0.00% | 36.3% | −1.15% |
| BUY events | 40.7% | −0.86% | 29.7% | −8.97% |
| Volume-burst events | 38.5% | −0.61% | 39.1% | −2.24% |
What this says
The promoted-token list loses value on average. BUY events pick tokens that are more often up an hour later than a random tracked token, but their median move is worse, and after 4 hours they do clearly worse than the baseline. The current score finds momentum that tends to reverse. It has no demonstrated trading edge, and the site does not claim one.
No fees or slippage. Tokens that leave the list have no later price and are left out, which flatters every row. Outcomes before 14 October 2026 could use a price taken after the horizon when a token had gaps. The method changed several times, so the all-time table mixes versions. These numbers are why signal research stays on the roadmap and why the site claims no edge.
Principles
Every call is recorded and scored
The method is public
No paid placement
No custody
No trading ahead of signals
Plain language
Business model
LiveThe free site stays free: board, signals, token pages, method and track record. Revenue comes from people who trade through the site now, and from paid access later.
| Product | For | Adds |
|---|---|---|
| Swaps (live) | anyone buying a token | a Buy button that opens a Jupiter swap in your own wallet; 1% FOMOMETER fee, of which Jupiter keeps a fifth |
| Pro (planned) | active traders | instant alerts by web push and email, 30-day history, custom filters, CSV export |
| API (planned) | bots and dashboards | versioned API with keys and rate limits, a live stream of events |
| Data (planned) | researchers | daily dumps of factors and outcomes |
Swap fees started on 15 October 2026 and appear on the Treasury page as they arrive, read from the chain. Monthly reports, each source on its own line with the accounts it arrives in, start after the first full month.
Token
Launched$FMTR is the FOMOMETER community token, launched on pump.fun. Revenue goes into one pool. Part of the pool is paid to holders in SOL, part buys $FMTR on the market and burns it, and the rest runs the project.
Contract: 8rAhJEyM72smDNgGUcPETXoVi21x7k2R8u2AMXGQpump · $FMTR on pump.fun
The flywheel
- People trade through the site; each swap pays a 1% fee into the pool.
- Trading $FMTR itself pays pump.fun creator fees into the same pool.
- Other project revenue, as it appears, joins the pool on its own line of the report.
- 50% of the pool buys $FMTR on the market every hour and burns it.
- 30% is paid to holders in SOL, every week.
- 20% pays for infrastructure, data and signal research.
Proposed parameters
| Supply | 1,000,000,000, fixed. Minting is disabled at creation. |
|---|---|
| Launch | Fair launch on pump.fun. No presale, no private round. |
| Team | One disclosed launch buy of at most 2%, locked for 6 months. No other team buys. |
| Pool split | 50% buyback and burn, 30% holder rewards in SOL, 20% operations and research. |
| Holder rewards | Weekly, in SOL, pro rata to each wallet's average balance over the week. Minimum: tokens worth $20. Pools, the treasury, team and burn addresses are excluded. |
| Buyback | Every hour, in small swaps through Jupiter at random minutes, from a 2-of-3 multisig treasury. Bought tokens are burned on chain. |
| Pro in $FMTR | Paying for Pro in $FMTR burns the whole payment. |
| Own token | Excluded from FOMOMETER's own board and signals. |
Rules
- Rewards and buybacks are paid only from revenue already received, never from token sales, treasury tokens or borrowed money.
- No revenue means no rewards and no buyback, and the report says so.
- Every payment in, every reward and every burn is published with its transaction.
- A change to these rules is announced 14 days ahead in a new version of this paper.
Changed since version 0.1
- Swap fees exist: version 0.1 had no revenue at all.
- Holders now receive part of the revenue in SOL. Version 0.1 had buyback and burn only and said the token gives no claim on revenue.
- Creator fees from trading $FMTR now go into the pool. Version 0.1 kept them out of buybacks.
- Buybacks run every hour instead of weekly and take the largest share of the pool.
- The token no longer waits for Pro and for the signal research to finish.
Roadmap
Public launch, data integrity and swaps are done, and $FMTR launched on pump.fun on 16 October 2026. Next: the treasury multisig, holder rewards and buybacks, signal research, then Pro and the API.
Risks
The signal may never work
Revenue can be zero
One data source
Survivorship
Token risk
Regulation
Disclaimer
Nothing here is financial advice, an offer to sell anything or a promise of returns. Scores and signals are statistics about public market data. Past results do not predict future ones.