fomo launches profile feeds so you can follow every trade and idea in one timeline

What fomo launched

fomo posted on its official X account on 6 November 2026 at 19:18 UTC: "Profile feeds are live on fomo." The next line says you can see every trade and idea, all in one timeline. The post includes an official demo video of the new profile view.

This sits alongside fomo's existing social feed and leaderboard. A profile feed is tied to one trader: open their profile and the Activity list shows what they traded and what they wrote, instead of mixing the whole network in one home feed.

What the demo shows

The demo video walks through a trader profile on a phone. The header shows following and follower counts, short profile stats such as 24-hour average hold and trade count, a join date and a Rewards button. Below that, an Activity section lists recent trades with buy and sell counts and total traded amounts, plus thesis posts and trade cards that other users can like or reply to.

One sequence shows trade notifications such as an increased long and a newly opened trade. Another shows a thesis post next to an open position card. The video ends on a dark title card that reads "follow every move."

What fomo has not said

fomo has not said whether profile feeds are available on both mobile and web, how Activity items are ordered, whether you can filter the timeline, or whether private accounts or muted trades are supported. It also did not mention regional limits.

Our take

A dedicated profile timeline makes it easier to stick with traders you already trust, without hunting through the main feed. It does not change the risk of copying someone else's leveraged trades. Past results on a profile are still past results, and a busy Activity list can look more certain than it is. Use it to read the thesis and size, not as a signal to mirror a position.