How to Find Fomo Wallets
The platform everyone talks about — and the wallets no one can see.
If you've spent any time in the degen space, you've probably heard of fomo.family — or just FOMO, as everyone calls it.
Think of it as a social network built for traders. You can trade publicly, flex your PnL, or simply watch how other traders operate in real time. It's one of the more interesting platforms to emerge recently — and for good reason.
🌐 What Makes FOMO Different
The main feature that sets FOMO apart is cross-chain trading.
Deposit USDC on Solana — and you're ready to trade tokens across:
Solana
Base
BNB Chain
Monad
All from a single interface. No bridging headaches, no chain switching. Just trade.
❓ So What's the Problem?
Here's the catch: wallet addresses are not displayed anywhere in the app.
You can see a trader's performance, their trades, their PnL — but the actual on-chain address? Hidden.
And if you can't find the address, you can't track it in RayBot. Which means you're leaving signals on the table.
📌 But there's a way. And it's easier than you think.
🛠 Practice: Finding the Wallet Step by Step
🔹 Step 1: Find a Trader Worth Tracking
Start simple — open FOMO and look at the leaderboard. Pick a trader that catches your attention — someone you'd want to add to RayBot for Multi Buy, Accumulation, or simply to follow their every trade in real time.
📊 Example:
Take @_logjam — currently #1 on the 24h leaderboard with +$61,000 in profit.
📌 Pro Tip: Don't just chase the biggest number. Study the profile — how they trade, what they trade, and how they perform over time. Maybe they're a perfect fit for Accumulation — to catch when they're building a position. Or maybe Multi Buy makes more sense — to get early signals on interesting projects before they pop.
🔹 Step 2: Open Their Profile
This is where the magic begins.
Open the trader's profile on FOMO. Don't worry about whether they're currently holding a position or not — that's not what we're after here.
We do one simple move: look at the Cash Balance.
In our example — @_logjam has a Cash Balance of $10,053.
📌 Why Cash Balance? It's the key to finding the on-chain address. Here's exactly how — next step.
🔹 Step 3: Open Solscan — USDC Holders
Once you know the Cash Balance — open Solscan, specifically the USDC Holders page.
Quick link: solscan.io/token/EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v#holders
Here you'll see a list of every wallet holding USDC on Solana — and this is exactly where we find our trader.
Now the magic happens.
Click on Quantity and set the range based on the Cash Balance you noted earlier. In our case — @_logjam has $10,053, so we filter around that amount. Solscan will narrow the list down to only the wallets holding that exact range of USDC — and your trader is right there.
🔹 Step 4: Identify the Wallet
After applying the filter, Solscan returns a short list — in our case, just 4 wallets holding USDC in that range.
Here's an important detail: FOMO rounds balances to the nearest value. So the real on-chain balance will be slightly different from what you see in the app.
In our example — FOMO showed $10,053.35, and on Solscan we can see wallet 5fkAwNVpT8A1UHEnY62VEFpqgagdoP8FYrv5ideiQp5c holding 10,053.346264 USDC — which FOMO rounded to $10,053.35.
That's our candidate. With 99% probability — this is @_logjam's wallet.
⚠️ But don't add it to RayBot just yet. First — confirm it's really him. Second — you'll also need to find his EVM wallet.
There are two ways to confirm:
1) Open the wallet on Solscan and cross-check the open positions with what @_logjam is currently holding on FOMO.
The two largest positions — $NEET and $abcdefg — show identical token amounts on both sides. That's a match. This is definitely his Solana wallet.
2) What if there are no open positions to compare?
Easy. Take the address and paste it into GMGN, then open Closed Positions on FOMO and cross-reference.
As you can see — the trades line up perfectly here too.
🎉 Congratulations — you've found the Solana wallet of a FOMO trader!
But the full picture isn't complete yet.
Remember — FOMO supports cross-chain trading across Base, BNB Chain, and Monad. That means your trader has an EVM wallet too, and without it you're only seeing half of their activity.
Let's find it.
🔹 Step 5: Finding the EVM Wallet
Just as simple as everything before.
For cross-chain transactions, FOMO uses a DApp called Relay. All you need to do is open the link below, paste the Solana wallet address — and you'll instantly see which wallet he's bridging funds to. That destination address is his EVM wallet.
Every transaction follows the same route: Solana → Base / Base → Solana
The sender address repeating on every transaction — 0xdfa705fa2db5044e672d597e5eddcc11a9f2815c — that's his Base (EVM) wallet. Consistent, predictable, unmistakable.
You now have the full picture: — ✅ Solana wallet — ✅ EVM wallet
🎉 Congratulations — you've found all the wallets of this FOMO trader.
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