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Event File CRYPTO Solana

Fomo Defies Crypto Slump to Become Key Multichain Trading Gateway

1 reports · First detected 2026-08-16 · Last active 2026-08-16

Fomo is a mobile-first onchain social-trading platform that combines token discovery, a social feed, copy trading and gasless swaps in one interface. Its rise matters because it suggests crypto users increasingly want execution, content and community in the same product, rather than moving between wallets, decentralized exchanges and messaging apps. That model has helped Fomo expand even as the broader digital-asset market has weakened and retail risk appetite has cooled.

By mid-July 2026, Fomo had processed more than $4.69 billion in cumulative trading volume and counted over 625,000 user accounts. Revenue reached $1.39 million in the week ended July 16, ranking it third among Solana protocols. Fomo also emerged as a major trading gateway for Solana and the newly launched Robinhood Chain, intensifying competition with memecoin leader Pump.fun as both platforms broaden cross-chain support and compete for high-frequency retail traders.

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Crypto Social-Trading Platform Fomo Raises $75 Million at $550 Million Valuation2026-06-22 · 1 reports · similarity 0.81

Fomo is a crypto startup focused on social trading and token discovery, allowing users to find and trade assets across multiple blockchains without managing cross-chain processes themselves. Its business model combines social information with on-chain trading, reflecting a broader shift in crypto products toward simpler user experiences and integrated multichain liquidity.

Fomo raised $75 million in a Series B funding round led by Index Ventures in 2026, reaching a post-money valuation of $550 million. The deal shows that venture capital firms continue to back platforms built around cross-chain capabilities and social trading despite the crypto market's cyclical swings.

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