Fomo @fomo This revenue is seriously a bit over the top. 1. Last 30 days transaction fees: $35.53M RH chain: $17.49M, about 49% Solana: $11.77M, about 33% BSC: $3.55M, about 10% Other chains: around $2.72M 2. Last 30 days protocol revenue: $31.94M Approximately 90% of transaction fees converted into protocol revenue Daily average revenue: $1.06M 3. 24-hour data Transaction fees: $1.04M Protocol revenue: $985K Active addresses: 102,999 4. Referral commissions In Q3, $5.03M in fee-sharing was paid to referrers Shows the incentive mechanism works—check out Fomo, where referrers can earn 25% of the transaction fees from users they refer, and users save 10% on fees. 5. Funding Total funding: $94M Series A: Benchmark Series B: Includes Index Ventures, USV, and other firms Talking with friends, everyone using it praises Fomo for combining token discovery, seeing what others are buying, and personal trading all in one place—no more switching between tools. For regular users, they probably don’t even care which chain is being used; as long as they know what they want to buy and can buy it easily, that’s enough—though the fees are a bit high. Token launch? Airdrop? From public info, there’s no mention of any plans for tokens, points, or airdrops from Fomo. But I think they have a token strategy in mind—their revenue has already surpassed Pump, and Pump didn’t do an airdrop. If Fomo flips the script and distributes some tokens to real traders, referrers, and early contributors, the goodwill for the product and market could skyrocket. Of course, it’s not just about airdrops; there’s a lot about the product itself worth learning from. Even without points, tasks, or clear airdrop expectations, I still think this is a solid project worth exploring for potential airdrops. Fomo previously raised $94M, and now they’ve announced a new funding round with 140 investors participating. With so many people onboard, they’re definitely planning something big—what do you think?