Using FOMOSCAN
How do I use the FOMOSCAN terminal?
Start logged out and read the feed until the cards make sense. Then sign in, set your filters and your Quick Buy amount, and take a few positions manually before automating anything. The terminal is designed so nothing is hidden before you have an account: every control is visible, and the ones that touch an account open sign-in rather than doing nothing.
1. Read the feed
Three columns run at once. Latest is raw flow. Trending surfaces tokens several tracked traders are entering close together, which is usually the most informative of the three. Conviction is the larger entries, where a trader has committed real size rather than taken a lottery ticket. On a narrow screen the columns become tabs.
2. Set filters before you set size
The filter strip applies across every column. A liquidity floor and a market cap band remove most of the trades you would later regret, and they do it before the card ever reaches you. This is worth more than any single setting downstream, because a trade you never see is a trade you cannot take badly.
3. Buy manually first
Quick Buy fires a preset SOL amount into the token on the card. Set that amount to something you would shrug at losing, take a few positions, and look at what your fills actually were. That number, not the trader's entry price, is the input to every automated decision you make later.
4. Automate last
Copytrade turns a trader into a bot: your size, your stop loss, your take profit, your time limit. It keeps running until you stop it, so the configuration deserves more care than the trader choice. Start with one trader and a size that makes twenty consecutive losses uninteresting.
5. Watch the portfolio, not the feed
Once positions are open, the portfolio is the screen that matters: what you hold, what it cost, and what is realised. The feed is for finding trades. The portfolio is for finding out whether any of this is working.
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