Fomo (fomo.family) is a social trading app that ranks its traders in public. Anyone can open the leaderboard, see who made the most this week, and watch what they buy next.
Watching is the easy part. Fomo's own copy trading guide (1 February 2026) and risk guide (25 December 2025) describe exits as notifications plus levels you hold in your head. Neither describes a take profit or stop loss order attached to a copied position.
Banana Gun fills that gap. You paste a top Fomo trader's Solana wallet into the Banana Gun Telegram bot, copy only their buys under $200K market cap, and let a take profit order sell most of the position at 4x to 5x. The rest keeps running in case the token goes further.
The top Fomo wallets to copy right now
Each trader below is on Fomo. The Solana and EVM addresses were verified with Fomo Wallet Finder on 30 September 2026, and the numbers are each trader's Fomo profile totals on that date. The EVM address is the same on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain and Hyperliquid.
The profile totals cover each trader's whole history on Fomo. Check the last 7 and 30 days on GMGN or Solana Tracker before you copy anyone, because recent form matters more than an all-time total.
1. Unipcs (@unipcs)
- Fomo stats: 704K followers, 6.1K trades, $14M PnL, $4.5M volume
- Solana wallet: 2heJbC32Tpfcb3nbUb5ER61K11FGZVfVGtVnDm6LDogF
- EVM wallet: 0x0a6ebed0155edb4b21d92ad02897a626cd90119e
2. frank (@frankdegods)
- Fomo stats: 280K followers, 7.3K trades, $3.5M PnL, $63M volume
- Solana wallet: 498g1rVnFcnjBjpfw1xyqA1WvgQXUU8RWuELjxkjAayQ
- EVM wallet: 0x696d1265c8fc4f14797abebfae3c43ebfa9d8e28
3. point farm capital (@pointfarmcap)
- Fomo stats: 310K followers, 4.3K trades, $10M PnL, $18M volume
- Solana wallet: Beqv6dzTcjV2eodo8RRXCiCcnSYrS1vkQKhfqwHXqeit
- EVM wallet: 0xfd87eda88be6c372453b721da63d58ad1a5b2d94
4. kanye south (@pedrigavifrenki)
- Fomo stats: 21K followers, 222 trades, $9.1M volume
- Solana wallet: tAwv75TULEMoR5bU8sNgPrDM2d8gdagDUy4b3qo8VXY
- EVM wallet: 0x72c2509fb0bc0284c0a5ec3d57c75ec40f519b37
5. pow (@traderpow)
- Fomo stats: 68K followers, 1.7K trades, $15M volume
- Solana wallet: 7eNRALuXYUJkUWTvRj5tcB7tcT43kmT5SNdkfy9fKTto
- EVM wallet: 0xbe38d196d1378f8388c94c3ed73c3c11632eea7e
Step 1: Find a top trader's wallet on Fomo
1. Open the leaderboard. In the Fomo app, the leaderboard lists the top traders and lets you follow them. For wallet addresses and 30-day numbers side by side, use the public FOMO leaderboard on Solana Tracker at solanatracker.io/leaderboard/fomo. Pick the 7D or 30D view and sort by Realized. A wallet that tops the 1D view after one lucky trade tells you very little.
2. Get the Solana address. Solana Tracker shows the wallet address next to each trader. If you found the trader inside the Fomo app instead, paste their fomo.family profile link or @handle into Fomo Wallet Finder (fomowalletfinder.com). It returns the Solana wallet behind the handle, free, with no signup.
3. Copy the address. You paste it into Banana Gun in Step 3.
Step 2: Check the wallet before you copy it
1. Count the trades. Open the wallet's history. A wallet that makes hundreds of trades a day and sells within seconds is almost always a bot. You cannot get its prices by copying it, because your buy lands after its buy has already moved the price.
2. Check how long it holds. The wallets that work for this setup hold for hours or days and make a handful of trades a day. That gives your copied buy time to land near their entry.
3. Look at the tokens it launched. Skip any wallet that trades tokens it created itself. Banana Gun's documentation warns that some target wallets buy pump-and-dump tokens or honeypots and use copy traders as exit liquidity.
Step 3: Set up the copy trade in Banana Gun
1. Open copy trading. In the Banana Gun Telegram bot (t.me/BananaGun_bot), tap Copy Trading in the start menu or type /copytrade. Tap New Copy Trade.
2. Paste the wallet. Enter the target wallet address from Step 1. Add a description so you know who it is later, for example "Fomo #1".
3. Pick your wallets. Select the Banana Gun wallets you want to trade from and confirm. If you skip this, your default wallet is used.
4. Set the time. Active (Time) sets how long the copy trade runs. For example, 24 hours copies trades for one day and then stops. Leave the copy trade on Inactive until Step 5 is done.
Step 4: Copy only buys under $200K market cap
This is the core of the setup. A token at $150K market cap needs to reach $600K to $750K for a 4x to 5x. A token already at $5 million needs to reach $20 million to $25 million, which happens far less often.
1. Set Max Market Cap. Open Advanced Settings and set Max Market Cap to $200,000. If the wallet buys a token at $400,000, your copy trade does not fire.
2. Fix your buy size. Set Buy Fixed to the amount you are happy to lose on one token, for example 0.5 SOL. You buy 0.5 SOL every time, whether the target buys 0.2 SOL or 20 SOL. Max Buy caps each copied buy if you use Buy Exact or Buy Percent instead.
3. Buy each token once. Turn on Buy Only Once. If the wallet buys the same token again, you do not double your position. The token is blocked for 7 days after your first buy.
4. Cap your total spend. Set a Spending Limit, for example 3 SOL. Once your copy trades have spent 3 SOL, new buys fail instead of draining the wallet.
Step 5: Set the take profit at 4-5x and leave a runner
1. Turn off Copy Sells. With Copy Sells on, you sell whenever the target wallet sells. Turn it off, so your own take profit decides the exit.
2. Add the take profit. In the copy trade menu, tap Setup Limit Order. Set Tokens to 80% and choose Take Profit. A take profit of +300% sells at 4x your entry, and +400% sells at 5x.
3. Leave 20% running. The other 20% stays in the token. If it keeps going, you still hold a piece of it. If you want protection on that part, add a Trailing Stop Loss, which follows the price up and sells if it drops back from its high.
4. Switch it on. Go back to the copy trade and toggle Inactive to Active.
What this looks like on one trade
The Fomo wallet buys a token at $150K market cap. Your copy trade buys 0.5 SOL of it. The token reaches $600K, which is 4x. Your take profit sells 80% of the position: about 1.6 SOL comes back before fees and slippage, against the 0.5 SOL you put in. The remaining 20%, worth about 0.4 SOL at that point, keeps running.
If the token never reaches 4x, the take profit never fires. That is why the buy size in Step 4 matters more than the target.
Why a copy trade may not fire
FAQ
Can you copy Fomo traders with Banana Gun?
Yes. Fomo traders trade from Solana wallets. Once you have the wallet address from the Solana Tracker leaderboard or Fomo Wallet Finder, you can paste it into a Banana Gun copy trade like any other wallet.
Does Fomo have a take profit for copied trades?
Fomo's own copy trading and risk guides describe exits as notifications and levels you set in your head. Neither describes a take profit order attached to a copied position. In Banana Gun, the take profit is a limit order set once in the copy trade.
Why $200K market cap?
Small caps need far less new money to move 4x to 5x. The trade-off is risk: more tokens at this size go to zero, so keep each buy small.
How many wallets should I copy?
Start with one or two. Each copy trade follows one wallet, and your Spending Limit applies per wallet you trade from.
Copy trading carries real risk. A wallet that made money last month can lose money this week, and nothing here is investment advice.
Ready to set it up? Open the Banana Gun Telegram bot at t.me/BananaGun_bot and type /copytrade.
