Evidence, with its limits.

Fomo Lens brings identity observations together so you can examine their context. It does not score traders, recommend trades, or estimate investment suitability.

Two explicit data modes

Example views use deterministic synthetic identities and values. Stored views require approved application access and a verified upstream integration. A failed stored request never falls back to example data.

Sampled PnL

The four windows show available sampled values, not a fabricated time series. Missing values are unavailable, never zero. Profile totals are independent of PnL windows. Samples do not establish skill, risk-adjusted returns, or a complete trading history.

Observed identity and social data

Wallet mappings reflect available observations, not proof of current ownership or complete wallet coverage. Directed edges mean an observed following relationship. Social proximity does not establish endorsement. An empty page only means that no records were returned for that observation.

Evidence coverage

We display the number of available PnL windows, observed wallet families, independent profile and PnL timestamps, and social pagination context. Timestamps are exact observation times, not promises of freshness. Lists contain at most ten records per page. Plan limits and expired cursors stop pagination.

You control research

Selecting a graph node and opening a shared link do not initiate stored requests. Profile, PnL, wallet, social, and comparison actions require explicit controls. We do not poll, scan, or enrich in the background.