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A FOMO Trader's Real Track Record: 24h to All-Time
The FOMO API returns a trader's verified PnL across every window (24h, 7d, 30d, all-time) in one call, so you can judge a track record instead of a single lucky day.
A trader up big today might be down over the month. A trader flat this week might be one of the best performers all-time. Judging anyone on a single window is how you end up copying a lucky day. The fix is to look at every window at once.
The API returns exactly that for any handle.
Every window in one call
curl https://api.fomoapi.io/v2/users/{handle}
The response carries PnL across all windows:
"pnlUsd": 4214244,
"pnl": { "24h": 843231, "7d": 2666701, "30d": 3669014, "all": 4214244 }
The headline pnlUsd is the all-time figure, and pnl breaks it down by window. All of it is verified: PnL is computed from real on-chain trades, so it cannot be self-reported.
Read the shape, not just the number
The window breakdown tells a story a single number hides:
- A trader whose 24h is a large slice of their all-time is running hot right now.
- A trader with a big all-time figure but a flat 30d has cooled off.
- A steady climb across windows is a different profile than one huge day carrying the whole record.
Pair it with averageHoldTimeSeconds from the same response and you can tell a patient position trader from someone flipping in minutes. That is a track record, not a snapshot.
FOMO API is an independent, unofficial data layer for fomo.family. It is not affiliated with FOMO.
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