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The SIGNALS tab is a real-time feed of what known callers are doing. It carries three kinds of cards: fomo caller signals (calls, buys and sells), pump.fun caller calls and fee claims - when a well-known account collects its share of a token’s fees.
The SIGNALS tab with the caller signal feed

fomo signals

A signal card

Signal cards - FOMO CALL, BUY and SELL

Three types in a row: a call with a thesis, a buy, a sell

  • Tag - signal type: FOMO CALL (a call with a thesis), BUY / BUY · NEW (a buy), SELL (a sell).
  • Token - ticker, name, market cap, short address and a chain badge (Solana / BNB Chain, a.k.a. BSC / Robinhood Chain).
  • Caller - @handle, their total PnL and follower count.
  • On the right - the signal’s age and terminal icons to open the token fast.

Subscriptions

fomo signals only come from callers you follow. Open the menu (button on the left of the header) - the SUBSCRIPTIONS block at the bottom, the MY SUBSCRIPTIONS button with the fomo logo:
The SIGNALS menu - sources, chains, claims and subscriptions

The SIGNALS menu - the MY SUBSCRIPTIONS buttons at the bottom

  • suggested - a shortlist of top callers to start fast;
  • search by handle;
  • follow / unfollow - one click each way.
Haven’t followed anyone yet - no fomo signals in the feed.
The MY SUBSCRIPTIONS window - fomo caller subscriptions
You can also follow straight from the fomo interface - the green Follow button on a caller’s page:
The Follow button on a caller's page in fomo

pump.fun calls

A call card - the CALLOUT tag

CALLOUT cards - pump.fun caller calls
The blue CALLOUT card is a pump.fun caller’s public call:
  • the caller’s @handle (or a neat short wallet address if they have no handle) and their follower count;
  • market cap at call time (mc at call) and the current multiplier (×… now) - you instantly see whether the token grew after the call;
  • the caller’s thesis text;
  • a follow / unfollow button right on the card;
  • if the caller deleted their call, the card stays with a deleted mark - we keep it.

pump.fun caller subscriptions

pump.fun works the other way around: with no subscriptions you see every caller’s calls. In the same left menu, the second MY SUBSCRIPTIONS button (with the pump.fun logo) opens a search by handle; follow at least one caller - and the feed narrows down to yours only. You can also follow and unfollow right from a call card. Changes apply instantly, no reload.
The SIGNALS menu - the MY SUBSCRIPTIONS button with the pump.fun logo

The subscriptions window opens with the MY SUBSCRIPTIONS button with the pump.fun logo

The PUMP.FUN SUBSCRIPTIONS window - searching and following callers

Fee claims

The yellow card with the CLAIM tag (Fee Claim on Robinhood): a known X, Instagram or TikTok account collected its share of a token’s fees - usually an influencer the dev shares fees with. Claims where the token’s own creator collected the fees don’t reach the feed - that’s noise. On the card - the claimer’s avatar and @handle (click opens their profile), follower count, the amount (amount:), a first claim mark if it’s the token’s first claim, and a link to the transaction. Sources: pump.fun, bags.fm, Bankr and Robinhood Chain launchpads.

Clicks

  • Short address - copies the contract (CA).
  • Terminal icons - open the token in Axiom / GMGN / Terminal (the set depends on the chain).
  • The fomo or pump.fun logo - opens the original call on its platform.
  • The pump.fun caller’s or claimer’s @handle - opens their profile (fomo caller handles aren’t clickable - the fomo logo opens the original call).

Filters

All filters live in the same left menu (screenshot above, in the subscriptions section):
  • FOMO - fomo caller signals (calls, buys, sells).
  • PUMP.FUN - pump.fun caller calls.
  • FOMO CHAINS - which blockchains to show in fomo signals.
  • FEE CLAIM - fee claims; there are two tiles - Solana and Robinhood Chain, told apart by the chain logo.
Filters simply hide cards from the feed; everything is on by default.

History: a full day of scrolling

The feed keeps 24 hours of history: scroll down - it loads as you go, no wall. On the site the full day of scrolling includes every signal kind, trades included; in the extension window trades (BUY / SELL) don’t scroll deep - they keep a short buffer, otherwise the stream of buys would push everything else out.

Next: what the extension does

Notifications, the SIGNALS window, calls on the chart, the dev stats badge on Axiom, X signals and OG Finder - on top of Axiom, GMGN and Terminal.