Nansen Added Search Feature for FOMO Wallets
The analytics platform now tracks 200,000 wallets linked to the copy-trading app to provide deeper insights into trade history.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Investing
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Nansen has integrated 200,000 wallets associated with the copy-trading application FOMO into its analytics database. The new feature allows users to view specific trade histories, profit-and-loss data, and holdings for these accounts.
Why it matters
By mapping this concentrated data, Nansen aims to provide a clearer view of specific trading behaviors on the FOMO platform. This integration differentiates Nansen's service by offering transparency into wallet activity that may not be visible within the FOMO application interface itself.
Nansen expanded its reach to include 200,000 FOMO-linked wallets within its database of 500 million total labeled wallets. FOMO, which launched in May 2025, has attracted $94 million in total funding, including a $75 million Series B round closed in June 2026.
The players
Nansen
An analytics platform that provides insights into blockchain activity and wallet trade histories.
FOMO
A non-custodial copy-trading application that utilizes the Solana and Base blockchain platforms.
The details
The integration allows users to cross-reference wallet data from the Solana and Base blockchains through Nansen's analytics tools. By pulling data from these addresses, the platform reveals detailed profit-and-loss metrics for FOMO users. This allows for a granular analysis of copy-trading outcomes that are not explicitly detailed on the FOMO interface.
Timeline
May 2025: The FOMO copy-trading platform officially launched.
June 2026: FOMO successfully closed a $75 million Series B funding round.
September 28, 2026: Nansen launched the new FOMO search and analytics feature.
Money Landscape
This integration reflects an industry-wide push toward greater transparency in decentralized finance by mapping complex wallet networks. As copy-trading platforms scale, analytics tools are increasingly focused on providing clear metrics to help users assess the performance of trading strategies.
Investors who use copy-trading platforms can now use these analytics to better evaluate the track records of specific strategies before allocating capital. As with all digital asset trading, consult with a qualified professional to understand the risks and tax implications of copy-trading.
The takeaway
Transparency tools for digital assets are becoming more specialized, allowing users to better audit trading behaviors. Investors should regularly review the profit-and-loss history of any copy-trading strategy to ensure it aligns with their overall risk tolerance and financial goals.
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