Sir FOMO is research, not advice
Sir FOMO describes what has been observed about newly launched cryptoassets and where that information came from. It does not provide investment, financial, legal or tax advice, does not recommend buying, selling or holding any asset, and does not take your personal circumstances into account.
Nothing on this site is intended as an invitation or inducement to buy, sell or hold any cryptoasset. Cases and reports describe what happened to past launches; they are not examples to follow, and a launch that did well is not shown as a reason to buy anything.
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Memecoins are extremely high risk
- Most newly launched memecoins lose almost all of their value, often within minutes or hours. You should expect to lose all of the money you put in.
- Prices can move by orders of magnitude very quickly. Liquidity is often thin, so the price you see may not be a price you can actually trade at.
- Launches can be manipulated, and creators can sell their holdings at any time.
- Cryptoassets are largely unregulated. In the UK you are unlikely to be protected by the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Our data has limits
- Sir FOMO follows a random sample of launches, not all of them, and observes them at intervals. The true highs and lows between observations are unknown.
- Data comes from public blockchain sources and third-party providers that can be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Gaps are shown rather than filled in.
- Statistical associations in past launches are not causes, and may not hold in the future. A high “hype” reading is not a probability of a price rise.
- Flags such as repeated wording or a large creator holding are reasons to look closer, not proof of wrongdoing.
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Sir FOMO does not execute trades, hold assets or ask for private keys or seed phrases. Anyone asking for them in our name is not us.