Owning what the best wallets actually hold
One vault that continuously owns whatever the highest-performing Fomo traders collectively own. An onchain smart money index, weighted by what those wallets are really holding and ranked on measured returns rather than followers.
Live state
Read straight from chain 4663. Nothing on this panel is illustrative.
The best wallets on this chain already did the work. The vault just holds what they hold.
An index of influence evidence.
Every smart-money product on chain ranks wallets by what they say, or by how loudly they say it. Leaderboards are gameable, follower counts are bought, and a screenshot of one good trade proves nothing at all.
Fomo ETF does not ask anyone.
Wallets are ranked on the measured return of the book they actually held, read straight from the chain. The index then runs beside the portfolios it would have to beat to be worth anything: the worst-ranked wallets, wallets picked at random, and the whole market. What survived that comparison is on this page, including the parts that do not flatter it.
Built from the chain,
not from a leaderboard
Four stages turn raw transfers into a portfolio. Each one exists because something about this chain breaks the obvious approach.
What the vault would hold right now
Every holding is a real position held by wallets that scored into the top 25 at the last rebalance. Depth is the size that moves the pool one percent, and it is the reason the index cannot simply own the best performers on the chain.
| Asset | Weight | Price | Pool depth | Swap fee |
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Measured against its own controls
A rising market makes every basket look clever, so the index runs beside the portfolios it would have to beat. Walk-forward, no lookahead, and every figure is a backtest rather than a track record.
| Portfolio | Return | Net at $100k | Turnover |
|---|
Return against fund size
Each rebalance pays its pool fee and its own price impact. Impact grows with the square of the trade, so the edge has a size at which it stops existing.
Where the return came from
Cumulative return decomposed by holding. This is the most important chart on the page and it is not flattering.
What this is not
Three things would have to be said out loud before anyone put money in, so they are said here rather than in a footnote.
Every number here was measured
Nothing on this page is illustrative. The pipeline reads Uniswap v4 pools and ERC-20 transfers directly, and the page renders its output.