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Browsing tokens on fomo

How to use the home screen filters to discover and track tokens.

Written by Klutch

The home screen has three tabs at the top: Watchlist, Tokens, and Perps. The Tokens tab is the main token list, with filters you can use to browse and discover tokens.

On the web app, the discovery panel carries the same lists apart from Gainers, with no network filter.

Watchlist

Watchlist has two sections: Your watchlist, with the tokens and perps you have starred, and Your holdings, with the positions you hold.

You can add any token to your watchlist by going to the token's page and tapping the star icon in the top right corner. When the star turns gold, the token is on your watchlist. Tap it again to remove it.

The Tokens filters

A network filter sits at the start of the filter row and applies to every list on this tab. Tap it to open Filter by network, pick one or more chains, and tap Save.

The choice is saved on your device, so if a token seems to be missing from a list, set the filter back to All chains to see every network.

Crypto shows major blue chip tokens. These are established tokens like BTC, ETH, SOL, and others. Tokens on this list have the lowest trading fees on fomo at 0.05% per trade, with a minimum fee on smaller trades to cover blockchain costs.

Trending shows the tokens with the most on-chain trading activity right now across the market, not only on fomo, filtered for liquidity and safety. Trending and Most held leave out tokens flagged by the safety checks; a token that is left out is still reachable by search or by its contract address.

Most held ranks tokens by the total value of the open positions fomo traders hold in them, counting positions bought on fomo.

Graduated shows tokens created in the last 24 hours that have graduated from the bonding curve. A token that graduated earlier is not on it, while its page, search and trading are unaffected.

Newly graduated tokens are highly volatile and can be launched by anyone, including bad actors. The app displays a caution banner at the top of this tab as a reminder to trade carefully.

Bonding shows tokens that are still on the bonding curve and have not graduated yet. Each row shows how far along the curve the token is.

Gainers shows the verified tokens up the most over the last 24 hours by percentage. It is in the mobile app only.

Community shows verified tokens with an identified team account on fomo, sorted by 24 hour trading volume.

Search and the market cap figure

Search by contract address always finds a token. Search by name or ticker does not reach every small token, so if a token you know is on fomo does not come up by name, paste its contract address instead. Make sure the search is on All or Tokens, since the Perps, Traders and Clans views do not look up addresses.

Searching an exact ticker can show more than one token with that ticker, including lookalikes. Check the contract address before you trade.

The market cap on a token page is the fully diluted figure: price times the token's total current supply. It can read higher than a circulating market cap shown elsewhere, while the price per token is the same.

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