pick a trader. we press it for you, at your size, while you are asleep.
live figures from the public fomo leaderboard.
their entry fills while your phone is face down. you read it at breakfast, forty percent later, and call it bad luck.
the leaderboard stays open at work, at dinner, at the cinema. you check it at red lights. you still miss the fill.
you buy after the move because you saw it late. this is how copying by hand actually loses money, not the picks.
when they fill, the same trade opens in your wallet at your size. no alert to catch, no tab to keep open, no phone at a red light. you find out afterwards, and afterwards is the entire point.
| token | action | amount | time |
|---|---|---|---|
 CATE | Buy | $999.05 | now |
| CATEYOU | Buy | $99.90 | 1.2s |
| CATE | Buy | $1,499.05 | 23h |
 BULLSHIT | Sell | $5,410.02 | 6d |
the whole fomo leaderboard, ranked on realised pnl. not calls, not vibes. filled trades.
a flat ticket per trade, or a share of theirs. plus a cap, because conviction is cheaper for them than it is for you.
entries and exits, both directions, about a second behind. then you go to bed.
a trader opening $49,900 does not open $49,900 for you. you set the ticket. they never see it.
most tools copy the buy and leave you holding the bag by yourself. we mirror the sell.
one tap stops new copies. one more closes what is open. no exit interview.
about a second from their fill to yours. on a violent candle your entry will be worse than theirs, and we print the slippage on every copied trade instead of burying it in a dashboard.
the trade still opens, at your size, capped where you set it. being asleep is not a failure mode here, it is the intended state. that is the only real difference between this and doing it yourself.
no. you grant a trading allowance from your own wallet and you revoke it whenever you want. we cannot withdraw, which is the only promise in this industry worth anything.
no. we read the public fomo leaderboard exactly the way you do. two of the names above have publicly told people not to copy them, including PoorGoat: “Never blindly follow anyone’s trades - including mine.” we left them on the list, and we think you should take them seriously.