FOMO sets weekly protocol revenue record at $1.57 million on Solana

FOMO's weekly protocol revenue on Solana rose to about $1.57 million for the seven days ending around July 27, according to DeFiLlama data, marking a new all-time high and the platform's second weekly record in 11 days. The figure surpassed the prior weekly high of $1.39 million for the week ending July 16 and extended FOMO's rise as one of the top fee-generating consumer crypto apps. DeFiLlama's methodology counts all fees as protocol revenue, with no distinction between the app and the team. Roughly $1.55 million of the trailing-week total came from self-custodial swap fees on Solana, while builder code fees on Hyperliquid perpetual contracts contributed about $26,400. The revenue did not include governance token emissions, liquidity-mining incentives or other inflationary mechanisms. FOMO combines a social feed with on-chain trading and a copy-trading model that lets users mirror traders' positions with one tap. That structure can multiply fee generation because each copied trade creates a separate swap and fee. Historical DeFiLlama data shows FOMO's weekly revenue was near $150,000 in the second half of 2025 before accelerating in 2026. The company raised a $17 million Series A from Benchmark in November 2025 and a $75 million Series B led by Index Ventures with Union Square Ventures participating, closed June 22, 2026, bringing total funding to $94 million. Quarterly DeFiLlama figures showed gross protocol revenue of $9.23 million in Q1 2026 and $7.24 million in Q2 2026. Q3 2026 had already reached $6.03 million in its first 27 days, a daily pace of roughly $223,000, broadly in line with the record week. FOMO previously ranked third among Solana protocols by seven-day revenue at $1.39 million, behind Pump.fun and Phantom and ahead of Jupiter's $915,000, and Compass reported it had overtaken GMGN to rank first among trading apps across all chains by seven-day revenue.