Trading terminal

Fomo Terminal: charts, feed and one-click buys on desktop

The Fomo terminal is Fomo Web at fomo.family: token list on the left, TradingView chart in the middle, trader feed and holders below it, buy panel on the right. Same account and balance as the phone app, 0.5% per trade with gas paid. This page shows every panel, what it lacks against Axiom and GMGN, and how to open it.

  • TradingView charts, 100+ indicators
  • Live trader feed on the chart
  • 0.5% fee, gas paid, no install
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Key facts

Fomo terminal: key facts

  • What it isFomo Web at fomo.family, the desktop layout of the Fomo app. Launched April 29, 2026.
  • PanelsToken list (Trending, Most held, Graduated), TradingView chart, Holders, Swaps and Thesis tabs, buy and sell panel, your positions.
  • ChartsTradingView with 100+ indicators, drawing tools, 1-minute to 1-month timeframes, and trade overlays: My swaps, Thesis, Friends only.
  • OrdersMarket buys and sells on spot with preset amounts. Limit, take profit and stop loss on perps only.
  • ChainsSolana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain from one USD balance. Gas paid by Fomo.
  • Fee0.5% per spot trade, 0.45% with referral code GEMQUEENX. Perps 0.05% per side.
  • Missing vs terminalsNo sniper, no bundled or multiple wallets, no MEV or priority-fee controls, no spot limit orders.
  • CostFree, no subscription, nothing to install. Same login as the phone app.

What is the Fomo terminal?

The Fomo terminal is the desktop version of the Fomo app at fomo.family: a TradingView chart with the trader feed drawn on it, a token list, holders and thesis tabs, and a one-click buy panel, on the same account as the phone app.

100+TradingView indicators
0.5%Per trade, gas included
6Chains from one balance
$0Subscription or install
Article

A terminal that knows who the wallets are

Fomo Terminal: Fomo Web with TradingView charts, 100+ indicators and a live trader feed, no subscription or install

Call it a terminal if you like; Fomo would rather you did not. Open a token on fomo.family and the screen splits the way every desktop trading tool does: token list on the left, TradingView chart in the middle, a buy panel on the right. Then you notice the feed and the holders tab underneath the chart, and the little markers on the candles where people you follow got in and out, and the thing stops looking like Axiom.

That is the trade-off in one sentence. Axiom and GMGN give you a sniper, bundled wallets, priority-fee sliders and spot limit orders, and they charge closer to 0.9% per trade after fees and gas. Fomo gives you none of those controls, charges 0.5% with gas paid, and shows you something the terminals structurally cannot: named traders with public records, and the reason they typed when they bought. Which one is better depends on whether you are racing a launch or trying to understand a move.

We use both, and we suspect most serious people do. Fomo Web is where you find the trade, because the feed surfaces what the good accounts are doing minutes before a chart makes it obvious. A terminal is where you snipe, if you snipe. The mistake is expecting one to be the other, then writing a review complaining that the feed app has no bundler or that the bundler has no feed.

There is nothing to install and no subscription. The login is the phone account, so the balance and positions are already there, and the fee is the same 0.5%, or 0.45% with referral code GEMQUEENX typed on the sign-up screen. The panel-by-panel tour further down this page shows what each part does, and the comparison table says where each tool wins, including the places where Fomo loses.

Positioning

Fomo says this is not a trading terminal

Two days before the desktop launch, Fomo told its followers that what it was building was not a trading terminal but something else. That is a fair description of what shipped. A terminal is a wall of panels for one person; Fomo Web is a feed with a chart attached, and the people in the feed are the point of it.

We still use the word terminal on this page, because it is the word people type when they want a desktop screen with charts and one-click buys. If you want the panel-heavy kind, Axiom and Photon are terminals in the strict sense, and the comparison further down this page shows where each one wins.

Fomo Web: not a trading terminal
Tour

A tour of the Fomo terminal, panel by panel

Open any token on fomo.family and the screen splits into four working areas. Here is what each one does, left to right.

Screenshot of the Fomo terminal on a token page: Crypto tab with BTC, ETH and SOL on the left, a 1-minute TradingView chart with trader avatars on the candles, the Holders, Swaps and Thesis tabs below, and the Buy panel with $10 to $1,000 presets on the right
The Fomo terminal on a token page, captured September 2026. Token list, chart with trade overlays, Holders and Thesis below, Buy panel on the right.

Token list, left

Tabs for Alerts, Tokens and Leaderboard. Under Tokens: Watchlist, Crypto, Trending and Most held. Crypto lists the majors with a verified tick, BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, HYPE, SOL and the rest, each with market cap, price and 24-hour change; Trending is where the memecoins live. Star a token to keep it in the watchlist. Split bottom and Split right dock a second panel.

Chart, centre

TradingView with candlestick, line, bar and area types, 100+ indicators, drawing tools, and timeframes from one minute to one year. Above the chart: market cap, price, 24-hour change, volume, liquidity and holder count. Trader avatars sit on the candles where they bought. The overlays are the part no other terminal has: My swaps marks your own entries and exits, Thesis pins the notes traders posted, Friends only filters the markers to people you follow, and Min size hides trades under $1,000.

Holders, Swaps and Thesis, below the chart

The holder table shows each wallet's position, PnL, average entry, hold time and whether it posted a thesis, with Thesis only and Friends only filters. Team holdings are flagged in their own row. Swaps is the live tape. Thesis is every argument traders have made for or against the token, newest first; a busy token carries thousands.

Buy panel, right

Buy and Sell tabs, an amount box, presets of $10, $100, $500 and $1,000, a Max button, your available balance and the fee line. Below it, About: 5-minute to 1-day price change, buys against sells, volume, buyers against sellers, plus the token's website, X account and a Search on X button. Your positions, open and closed, sit at the bottom.

Features

Fomo terminal features

If you come from Axiom or GMGN, this is the checklist you care about. The terminal covers the chart, the buy and the social layer; it skips the automation.

Terminal featureFomo terminalWhere to find it
ChartingTradingView, 100+ indicators, drawing tools, 1m to 1MCentre of any token page
Trade overlaysMy swaps, Thesis, Friends only, Min sizeChart overlays bar
WatchlistStarred tokens with live price and 24h changeStar icon on a token
Live trader feedBuys, sells and theses from wallets you follow, as they happenFeed, and markers on the chart
Holder analysisPosition, PnL, average entry, team holdings flag per walletHolders tab under the chart
LeaderboardTop traders and top meme coins by 24h, 7d, 30dLeaderboard tab, left
One-click buyPresets from $10 to $1,000, no wallet pop-up, gas paidBuy panel, right
PerpsCrypto, stocks, indices, commodities via Hyperliquid, TP and SL on the chartPerps tab (not for US persons)
Multi-chainSix chains from one USD balance, no bridgingAutomatic
AlertsPrice alerts and follow alerts, synced with the phoneAlerts tab, left
Spot limit ordersNot availablePerps only
Sniper, bundles, MEV settingsNot availableUse a dedicated terminal
Compare

Fomo terminal vs Axiom, GMGN and Photon

Fomo's own launch post says "fomo web is not a trading terminal." Read that as a description of what it leaves out, not what it does. On the three things a terminal is used for most, reading a chart, watching wallets and buying fast, it matches them and undercuts them on price. On automation it does not compete.

Fomo terminalAxiomGMGNPhoton
Spot fee0.5% (0.45% with code)0.75% to 0.95% net0.7% with code, 1% without1%
GasPaid by FomoYou pay, plus priorityYou pay, plus priorityYou pay, plus priority
ChartsTradingView, 100+ indicatorsTradingViewIn-houseTradingView
Social feedLive feed and theses on the chartWallet trackerWallet tracker, copy tradeWallet tracker
Spot limit ordersNoYesYesYes
Sniper and bundlesNoYesYesYes
PerpsYes, HyperliquidYes, HyperliquidNoNo
WalletSelf-custodial, no seed phraseSeed phrase, multi-walletSeed phrase, multi-walletSeed phrase, multi-wallet
Chains6 from one balanceSolana, HyperliquidSolana, Ethereum, Base, BSCSolana, Ethereum, Base, Blast
Phone appiOS and Android, same accountWeb onlyiOS and AndroidWeb only

Fee figures are the platforms' published rates in 2026; Axiom's is shown net of its cashback. The full write-ups: Fomo vs Axiom, Fomo vs GMGN, Fomo vs Photon.

Who it is for

Who the Fomo terminal is for

Good fit:

you trade a handful of tokens a day off other people's calls and want the chart, the feed and the buy button on one screen, at the lowest fee in the group, with the phone app for alerts when you step away.

Bad fit:

you snipe launches in the first seconds, run several wallets, or need limit orders on spot. Keep Axiom or GMGN for that and use Fomo for the feed.

Common setup:

Fomo terminal on one monitor for research and the social layer, a dedicated terminal on the other for execution on new launches.

One account, one balance. Whatever you buy in the terminal shows in the phone app within seconds, and the other way round. Log in on the web with the same method you used on the phone, or you will create a second, empty wallet.
Open it

How to open the Fomo terminal

Two minutes, five steps. Step four is the one that makes it a Fomo terminal rather than a chart with a buy button.

  1. Open fomo.family on a desktop browser Check the spelling

    Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Type it yourself: one o. A copy at fomoo.family, two o's, ran a wallet drainer earlier this year.

  2. Log in or sign up 10% off

    Same email, Apple or Google login as the app. Creating the account here? Type Fomo referral code GEMQUEENX on the sign-up screen and every trading fee drops 10% for the life of the account.

  3. Pick a token

    Trending, Most held or Graduated on the left, or search by name, ticker or contract address. Star the ones you want in your watchlist.

  4. Turn on the trade overlays

    Above the chart, tick My swaps, Thesis and Friends only. Every buy and sell from people you follow now sits on the candles, with their note. Set Min size to hide dust.

  5. Trade from the right panel

    Pick a preset or type an amount, read the fee line, click Buy. The position appears under Your positions and on your phone at the same time.

The launch

When the desktop version arrived

Fomo Web went live on April 29, 2026, roughly a year after the phone app. The clip the night before was a wordmark and a date. What shipped behind it was the wallet and positions you already had, on a screen big enough for a TradingView chart with the trader feed drawn over the candles.

The desktop screen changed how the app gets used more than what it does. Push alerts still go to the phone, so the common setup is the chart on the desk and the notification in a pocket.

Fomo Web teaser
FAQ

Fomo terminal questions

Is there a Fomo terminal?

Yes, in practice. The Fomo terminal is Fomo Web at fomo.family: a browser layout with a token list on the left, a TradingView chart in the middle, the trader feed and holders under it, and a buy panel on the right. Fomo itself calls it a web app rather than a terminal because it has no sniper or bundled wallets.

Is the Fomo terminal free?

Yes. There is no subscription and nothing to install. Fomo earns a 0.5% fee on each spot trade, 0.45% with referral code GEMQUEENX, and pays the gas itself. Axiom and GMGN charge 0.7% to 1% plus your own gas and priority fees.

Does the Fomo terminal have limit orders?

Not on spot. Buys and sells are market orders with preset amounts. Perps, which run through Hyperliquid, do have limit orders, take profit and stop loss drawn on the chart. Spot limit orders are the most requested missing feature in recent App Store reviews.

Can I use the Fomo terminal on a phone?

The full terminal layout needs a desktop browser. On a phone the same account runs in the iPhone or Android app, and fomo.family opens in Chrome or Safari with a single-column layout. Positions, feed and balance are shared across all of them.

Fomo terminal vs Axiom: which is cheaper?

Fomo. A $1,000 spot trade costs $5 on Fomo, or $4.50 with a referral code, with gas included. On Axiom the same trade costs about $7.50 to $9.50 before gas and priority fees. Axiom wins on order types and sniping tools, not on price.

Do I need the Fomo app to use the terminal?

No. You can create the account on fomo.family and never install the app. Most people do both: the terminal for charts and research on a desk, the app for alerts and one-tap buys when they are away from it.

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