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See which FOMO traders hold the token you're on, get pinged when the traders you tail trade, and copy them from your TAIL wallet. Don't chase. Tail. TAIL puts FOMO's traders on the terminal you already trade from: GMGN, Axiom, Dexscreener and MevX. Follow the ones you trust, and copy them from your TAIL wallet. WHO'S IN Open any token and TAIL lists the FOMO traders holding it: • Bag size and profit on the position • The market cap they got in at • How far price has run since their average entry, in your hands before you take it • Their thesis, when they wrote one TAIL A TRADER • Hit "+ tail" on anyone in the list, or pick from the week's top traders • Their buys and sells land on your tape the moment they hit the chain, with an alert card and a desktop ping • Solana, Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain COPY THEM • Sign in and TAIL gives you a TAIL wallet (Solana, plus one address for Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain), owned by you through Privy • Turn copying on and TAIL's servers copy the traders you tail at your size and daily limit. It keeps running with Chrome closed. • Sizes, market-cap profiles, exits and limits are set in the TAIL app (app.tail.family). The extension shows them and links straight there. • One-tap buys at your preset sizes from any alert, and one-tap sells from your positions • See tokens that land in your wallet without a buy, like stock-token rewards, and sell them in one tap • See your live position on the token you're viewing: value, PnL, entry and now market cap, exits, and Sell • Safety alerts when TAIL holds a sell • Every position shows its PnL, and every fill prints a receipt: your entry against theirs, the seconds between their fill and yours, every fee, the transaction • You never hold ETH, BNB or SOL for gas: TAIL buys what your trades need and includes it at cost in each trade's Fees • An optional leaderboard of TAIL users: a @handle or alias, PnL, win rate and the traders they copy. Live copies only, and never your email, wallets, tokens or positions. Off until you join. • Invite friends: they pay 0.9% instead of 1%, and you keep 25% of TAIL's fee on every trade they make, in USDC • TAIL charges 1% per trade, 0.9% if you joined with a friend's link, collected inside the swap by Relay or Jupiter. Each trade shows one Fees number: TAIL's fee plus network gas and route costs at cost STAYS OUT OF THE WAY A small pill shows the holder count. Open it when you want the list; it never covers your buy panel. SETUP Holder lookups use a free fomoapi.io key: sign up and paste it in Settings. Sign in at app.tail.family to get your TAIL wallet. The extension never holds private keys. Your TAIL wallet's keys are held by Privy. TAIL's server is programmed to sign only trades for your own TAIL wallet: copies of traders you tail, your one-tap buys and closes, reward sells you tap (or auto-sell, if you turn it on), and the exit and DCA rules you turn on in the app. It's programmed never to move funds anywhere else, and removing TAIL's signer stops all of it. Privy also blocks TAIL's signer from plain transfers to other addresses, approvals to strangers, key exports and oversized transactions, under a policy locked by an owner key kept off TAIL's servers. Jupiter, Relay and the Universal Router set a swap's payout inside the swap, so TAIL's software, not Privy, keeps those payouts going to you. TAIL never reads fomo.family. TAIL isn't affiliated with FOMO, GMGN, Axiom, Dexscreener or MevX. Nothing here is financial advice. Most traders lose money, and copying someone doesn't change that.
Sep 23, 2026
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