FOMO Thesis Data: The Why Behind Every Trade, in One Endpoint

On FOMO, the numbers tell you what a trader did. A thesis tells you why.

A thesis is the note a trader writes when they open or add to a position: the reason they believe a coin runs. For copy-trading and research this is the part that actually matters. PnL and holdings show you the outcome. The thesis shows you the conviction behind it, and whether it still holds.

Why the thesis feed is hard to get

FOMO does not hand this data over cleanly. Theses are scattered across individual trades and a global activity feed that moves constantly. There is no simple public route to "give me everything this trader has ever written," and the data only lives inside an authenticated app session, not a documented public API. If you wanted it yourself you would be stitching together a fast-moving feed in real time and hoping you never missed anything. Most tools skip it entirely and hand you only the numbers.

We put it behind one endpoint

We capture the thesis stream continuously and expose it as plain JSON:

• GET /v2/thesis is recent theses across every coin.
• GET /v2/thesis/token/{address} is every thesis written about one coin.
• GET /v2/thesis/user/{id} is every thesis by one trader.
• GET /v2/thesis/user/{id}/token/{address} is one trader's theses about one coin.

Each thesis returns the same shape: text, handle, name, userId, token{symbol,address}, ts, links. No SDK, no scraping, no app.

Pull theses per user

The per-user endpoint is the one people ask for. Point it at a handle or a FOMO user id and you get that trader's reasoning across everything they have traded, newest first. Pair it with their trade history and you see not just what they bought, but the case they made for it at the time.

curl https://api.fomoapi.io/v2/thesis/user/cryptokaleo \
  -H "authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Read a trader before you copy them. Watch how a coin's narrative forms across the people trading it. The reasoning is the signal most trader data leaves out, and it is one request away.