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Who Actually Holds This Token? A Smart-Money Holder List
GET /token/{address}/holders returns which tracked FOMO traders hold a token, a named smart-money holder signal rather than an anonymous list of wallet addresses.
An on-chain holder list is a column of anonymous addresses. It tells you how many wallets hold a token, but not whether any of them are worth paying attention to. The question that actually matters is different: is smart money in this token?
The API answers it. Give it a token address and get back the tracked FOMO traders who hold it.
The endpoint
curl https://api.fomoapi.io/token/{address}/holders
Each holder comes back named, with their position:
- handle: the FOMO trader holding it.
- amount: how much they hold.
- valueUsd: the position value in USD.
- priceUsd: the current unit price.
Add ?limit=N to bound the list.
Why a named holder list is different
A raw holder list treats every wallet the same. This one does not. When a token shows up in the holdings of several ranked traders, that is a signal you cannot get from the chain alone, because the chain does not know which addresses belong to traders with a track record.
It also runs in the direction most tools do not. Most trader data goes from a trader to their holdings. This goes from a token back to the traders, so you can start with a token you are watching and see who is already in it.
FOMO API is an independent, unofficial data layer for fomo.family. It is not affiliated with FOMO.
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