AUTOFOMO Buy $AFOMO
Paper$AFOMO is live on Robinhood Chain · the paper fund reads its theses

The first
autonomous
FOMO fund

Write a thesis on the $AFOMO page in FOMO and put a coin’s contract in it. The paper fund reads it, runs the coin through eight gates and tracks a simulated buy. Live trading comes later.

@you Thesis on $AFOMO Hx4k…pump the coin’s contract, then why it sends Post on FOMO
The book How it works The split Contract ↗

IThe book

Every call, in public.

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This book now reads theses from the $AFOMO page. Prices and gates are real; buys, sells and profits are simulated. No real money trades here.

IIHow it works

A thesis goes in. A trade comes out.

  1. 1

    Write

    Hold $AFOMO and write a thesis on its FOMO page with the contract of any coin FOMO trades: Solana, BNB Chain and more. The contract, not the ticker: dozens of coins share a ticker.

  2. 2

    Gates

    Within minutes the keeper reads the thesis and runs the coin through eight gates: launchpad, liquidity, holders, contract, lock, exit cost, painted cap, age.

  3. 3

    Buy

    If every gate passes, the fund buys the coin with 2% of the fund. One open call per caller, ten at a time.

  4. 4

    Exit and split

    It sells at ×2, at −50% or after 24 hours. A quarter of the profit is yours, half buys back $AFOMO, a quarter stays in the fund.

A simulation with made-up coins and callers. Real calls land in the book.

IIIThe gates

Eight gates between a thesis and the fund’s money.

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of the hour’s most-traded launchpad coins on Solana, BNB Chain and more would be stopped.

    passed all eight, namedstopped, numeral is the first gateno data from the sources

      The gates stop scams and thin books, not bad calls: a coin that passes can still go to zero. Stopped coins are not named. Sources: GMGN, Dexscreener and each chain’s own RPC.

      Venice, 1200s

      The investor stayed home. The merchant found the deal. The profit split three to one.

      Venetians called this contract the colleganza; historians call it the commenda. AUTOFOMO is the investor that never sleeps. You are the merchant.

      IVThe token

      The planned loop: token fees collect in a buyback wallet, the paper fund checks calls against eight gates, and future buybacks use the fee wallet Fee walletfor buybacks Fund2% a call Callstheses past 8 gates Buyback50% of profit

      Why hold $AFOMO

      1. 01

        The ticket

        FOMO lets only holders write theses on a token’s page. No position in $AFOMO, no call. Every call starts with a buy.

      2. 02

        The buyback

        Half of every profit the fund takes buys $AFOMO back from the market.

      3. 03

        The fee wallet

        $AFOMO fees go to a separate wallet designated for future buybacks. The fund trades on paper for now.

      Fee & buyback wallet · Robinhood Chain
      0xF3A59cc5AE257aCAb131fa8c597ac98Aca026287 ↗

      Where the profit goes

      Every call the fund closes in profit splits the same way. Shown on $1,000 of profit.

      25%To the caller whose thesis it was$250
      50%Buys $AFOMO off the market$500
      25%Back into the fund for the next calls$250

      A loss stays with the fund. The caller loses nothing but the call.

      VQuestions

      What it does, and what it doesn’t.

      01Why the contract and not the ticker?

      Tickers repeat: a popular ticker has dozens of dead namesakes on pump.fun alone. The keeper takes the first contract in your thesis that is not $AFOMO itself, a Solana mint or a 0x address; a FOMO link to the coin works too.

      02Do I have to hold $AFOMO?

      Yes. FOMO only lets holders write theses on a token’s page, so every call starts with a position in $AFOMO.

      03How fast does the fund buy?

      The keeper reads the page every minute. FOMO’s feed shows a thesis to the API two to five minutes after you post it, so expect the buy within a few minutes.

      04What if my coin fails a gate?

      The fund skips it and the book says which gate stopped it. You can call another coin right away: one open call per caller, not one call per day.

      05How do I get paid?

      On paper first: the book shows the quarter each call earned. Once the fund trades real money, your quarter goes out in USDC to your FOMO wallet on Solana, in a daily batch.

      06Can the fund lose?

      Yes. It stops out at −50% and caps every buy at 2% of the fund, but the gates stop scams, not bad calls. A loss stays with the fund; the caller loses nothing but the call.

      07Who holds the money?

      Nobody yet: the fund starts on paper. When it goes live, it trades from its own FOMO account that only the keeper uses. Every buy is capped at $100 or 2% of the fund, buying stops for a day after a 25% loss, and the account goes up here so every trade can be checked in FOMO.

      08Is this FOMO?

      No. AUTOFOMO is an independent fund that reads public FOMO theses. It is not affiliated with FOMO Labs.