Every trader in the book gets a coin. Every trade on every coin pays a 4% tax into one shared pot. Every night the pot buys back and burns the coins of whoever earned most that day. You don't draft a lineup. You buy the earner.
21 seats today. 20 more every week until every trader FOMO publicly ranks is made — all 119 of them.
Every trader FOMO publicly ranks gets a coin named after them, launched on Pons. Buying the coin is how you back the trader. There is nothing else to collect.
Every trade on every coin pays 4%. 2.35% funds the burn pot, 1.175% goes to the trader, 1.175% runs the book. Written into the launch, and it never changes.
At 00:00 UTC the pot buys back and permanently burns the coins of the day's five best earners. Supply destroyed, not locked away.
Same bet on the same trader. Without the shift.
Ranked from the live FOMO leaderboard. Not on PnL alone: a coin needs a buyer base, so audience carries the same weight as profit.
| # | Trader | Ticker | PnL 30d | Followers | Trades | Contract |
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Computed live from the last 24 hours of FOMO PnL across the twenty-one. Weighted across five rather than winner-take-all, so one dominant trader can't absorb the pot every night.
The tax is collected across the whole book but spent on the night's five best. That asymmetry is the engine: a quiet coin still funds the burn on a loud one, and being loud is worth competing for.
Live from FOMO, filtered to Robinhood Chain. Every one of these trades is what the leaderboard is built from.
Fall out of the rankings and you keep your coin. It just goes Cut-ineligible: no burns until you climb back in.
Your seat is never taken away, but your burns stop. Your 1.175% keeps accruing the whole time. The only way to switch the burns back on is to earn your way back into the top of the book.
A Cut-ineligible coin is the cheapest seat in the family and a live bet on a comeback. When that trader climbs back in, the burns resume against a supply nobody was bidding on.
A leaderboard where the bottom is dead weight is a leaderboard nobody watches. This gives every coin in the book a storyline on any given night, not just the five that won.
Eligible, ranked, and scheduled. Twenty get made every week until the book is full. If you are on this list you can see your week.
Because that is every trader FOMO publicly ranks. Not a number we chose.
Their public leaderboard returns its top 100 and nothing more. There is no paging: offset, page, cursor and limit=200 all hand back the same hundred rows. So we pull all four windows they publish, 24h, 7d, 30d and all-time, and take the union.
That is 135 unique traders — the complete set of people FOMO ranks in public. 119 of them clear the gates below. The other 16 are not excluded for being small; they fail a specific test.
When FOMO publishes deeper, the book gets deeper. Until then, 119 is the whole universe and every one of them gets made.
| # | Trader | Ticker | PnL 30d | Followers | Gets made |
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Before naming anybody, we launched a throwaway coin on Pons to prove the tax actually lands. A trader found it and bought it within minutes of launch, which is a better test than buying it ourselves.
4% creator tax on a stranger's trade in a coin called MADE Test, with no marketing and no audience.
Harvested out of the Pons escrow and paid by immutable share. The contract did exactly what it says.
The launch, the trade and the payout are all public. Read them yourself.
And it caught a real bug in the splitter before a single trader was named. Fixed, and the constructor now rejects the case entirely.
The obvious question about a nightly buyback is what stops the people running it from keeping the money. The answer is not a promise. It is that the code to do it does not exist.
The pot is a contract, not our wallet. It has no withdraw, no rescue, no sweep, no emergency exit — not for us, not for an owner, not behind a timelock. The only instruction that moves ETH out of it buys a coin and burns it in the same transaction.
Whoever holds our operator key can choose when a burn happens and which coin gets burned. That is all. There is no path that routes a single wei to us, so the key is not a custody risk.
The target must be a real Pons launch, validated live against the Pons factory, so we can't point the pot at a contract we wrote. The amount burned is measured from the pot's own balance, not taken on trust. Source is verified on the explorer.
There is no claim form and nothing to sign up for. Your share is set to the EVM wallet FOMO already proof-verified for you, written into the splitter contract when your coin launched, and it cannot be changed by us. It has been filling up since.
Your share is written into the contract, not into a promise. You can withdraw it yourself, from any wallet, without us. We could not stop you if we wanted to.