fomo vs o1.exchange

fomo and o1.exchange, line by line: fees, new-user perk, wallet model, chains and features. Checked 27 Sep 2026.

Linefomoo1.exchange
30-day fees#03 · $35.5M#12 · $0.06M
Trading feeShown per swapNo public fee schedule found; the app shows the cost before you confirm.1%0.80% down to 0.60% net with 0.20–0.40% cashback tiers.
New-user perkNone documented20% cashback from day one via a referral linkEdge
Wallet & keysEmbedded wallet · export not documentedNon-custodial · key export
Where it runsiOS, Android, WebWeb
ChainsSolana · EVMSolana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Monad, Robinhood Chain, ArcSolana · EVM · HyperliquidBase, BSC, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Monad, Hyperliquid, Solana
Documented features2 of 94 of 9Edge
New-pair snipingNot documentedYes
Limit ordersNot documentedYes
Copy tradingNot documentedNot documented
Wallet trackingNot documentedNot documented
MEV protectionNot documentedYes
Multi-walletNot documentedYes
DCA ordersNot documentedNot documented
PerpsYesNot documented
Native mobile appYesNo

Which one should you pick?

Pick fomo if

You trade from your phone and want a simple app with a social feed.

The mobile-first way in: a social trading app for iOS, Android and the web where you see what other traders buy right next to the swap button. Its per-swap fee and key-export options are not published, so check both in the app.

fomo.family

Pick o1.exchange if

You trade Base or BSC from a desktop browser and want low net fees.

The most EVM-focused web terminal on the list: almost all its activity is on Base and BSC, with sniper, limit and TWAP orders, multi-wallet management and cashback that brings the fee down to 0.60–0.80%. Usage is still small next to the leaders.

o1.exchange

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