FOMO weekly revenue hits new all-time high, reaching $1.39M on Solana

FOMO, the social trading app built on Solana, just posted its highest weekly revenue on record. In the seven days ending July 16, 2026, the platform generated approximately $1.39 million, a number that puts it in third place among all Solana protocols by weekly revenue, behind only Pump.fun.

To put that growth in context: FOMO was pulling in roughly $150,000 per week in late 2025. That is not a typo. The platform nearly 10x’d its weekly revenue in roughly eight months.

How FOMO actually makes money

The platform earns through transaction fees on self-custodial swaps and builder code fees from Hyperliquid perpetual contracts. No governance token, no inflationary emissions.

Of the $1.39M generated last week, approximately $1.34M came directly from Solana DEX activity. The concentration is notable. FOMO is, at its core, a Solana-native product that has found a repeatable revenue engine on one chain before expanding the thesis elsewhere.

$94M raised, 625,000 users, $4B in volume

FOMO has raised a total of $94 million across three rounds. The journey started with a $2 million angel round in February 2025, followed by a $17 million Series A led by Benchmark in November 2025. Then, in June 2026, the company closed a $75 million Series B that valued it at $550 million.

On the user side, FOMO has crossed 625,000 accounts and has logged over $4 billion in cumulative trading volume since launching roughly a year before mid-2026. The platform has also recorded over 110 million social interactions in that same period.

The core premise is straightforward: combine a social feed with a trading interface, let users follow and copy top performers, and watch trading activity compound as social dynamics kick in.

At $1.39M per week, the platform is approaching an annualized revenue run rate that starts to make the $550 million valuation feel less like a bet and more like a multiple.

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