solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb road prizes: 4% of supply for the holders who ride with us
Paid from the launcher's own bag, not the treasury. One winner per milestone:
1) $10M market cap: 9,250,000 solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb (about 1% of supply)
2) A hidden point between $20M and $30M: 13,870,000 solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb (about 1.5%)
3) A hidden point between $30M and $60M: 13,870,000 solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb (about 1.5%)
The hidden points for 2) and 3) are already drawn at random and locked into the SHA-256 hashes below, so nobody can guess which day they hit. At each draw we reveal the number and the salt. Anyone can SHA-256 the text "number|salt" (number = the market cap in whole dollars, no commas) and check it matches: proof we didn't move it afterwards.
2) 726371aaa64fb761871cf4e30956d190fcdcf383fd5668f363969c39a4beb4f2
3) 43c61b013827e4481a83887fb9dcab062f79475f5b7db99166d7b49ab032f94b
Who's in
- Fomo users holding 1,850,000+ solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb (about 0.2% of supply) in their Fomo wallet. Prizes are sent on Fomo, by username.
- Enter once for the whole road: reply to this post with your wallet and your Fomo name, like this: 7xKX...abc fomo:yourname
- Hold longer, better odds: every full hour your wallet has held 1,850,000+ without dipping below = 1 ticket. Dip below once and your count restarts at zero. We count from on-chain history, so holding since launch counts.
How it runs
- A milestone counts when market cap closes at or above it on 24 hourly candles in a row (main pool price × total supply). Its draw happens at the next 20:00 (UTC+8).
- Seed = the first Solana block hash after the draw time. We post every eligible wallet with its tickets, so anyone can re-check.
- Each prize is paid in 10 weekly parts.
- One win per person for the whole road. Splitting a bag across wallets or entering with several accounts = disqualified; we check every winner on chain.
- Launcher wallets, pools and platform treasuries are excluded. Runs until Oct 4, 2027.
Note: if Fomo still can't send solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb by then, the launcher sells that prize's solana:3XBKc5N6ecPdxSBxPRSobzZ4wWiEqtVxVMjYqPeNTrDb one weekly part at a time and sends every USDC it brings to the winner, still over 10 weeks.
We never DM first and never ask for keys, seed phrases or signatures. Anyone who does is a scammer.
A thank-you from the launcher, not a promise of returns or of any price. Not financial advice.
Sleuthy Profile #5: “I will get back to number 1” — @CryptoKaleo
About $266K into a cat. $3,184 down.
On September 14, Kaleo posted his HMM position. Two days earlier, his screenshot showed $260.7K invested, a position worth $294.7K, and $34.1K in unrealized profit. Now the invested figure had grown to roughly $266K. The position was in the red.
His message beside it:
“I will make it back to the top of the fomo leaderboard by holding and stacking more $HMM.”
Go back to August 6.
His posted HMM position was worth about $16.6K. He was already saying he could reach the top of Fomo's leaderboard within the next month simply by holding the bag.
By September, the bag was bigger. So was the argument.
On September 12, Kaleo brought up posts asking whether social trading would kill memes. Once everyone's trades are visible, you also see how willing people are to rotate the moment they're in profit.
His answer:
“$HMM will teach people what it means to believe in something again.”
Why this cat?
He was betting on Robinhood Chain growing much larger. If Solana could produce multibillion-dollar dog coins, he argued, Robinhood Chain could produce multibillion-dollar cats. Thinking Cat was his pick.
That was his thesis. Robinhood had made him no such promise in the posts cited here.
Two days later, he posted the red position and repeated the plan: hold and keep stacking.
Would you add here? More than $260K invested. A $34K paper gain gone.
On September 27, he spelled out what he was trying to do. His Fomo account wasn't about repeatedly catching 2x or even 10x trades. He wanted positions he could wait in for 100x or 1,000x.
By that stated ambition, the gains and givebacks so far were nowhere near the finish line.
He was doing more than waiting, though.
On September 26, he said he had tested an automated airdrop contract he'd been working on and sent HMM to 7,000 new addresses. That's his account of the distribution, not an independent audit. Airdropped addresses aren't 7,000 paying buyers, either.
On September 30, he posted in Chinese. “Robinhood Chain” came out as “罗宾汉连锁币” — roughly, “Robinhood chain-store coin.” The rest of his message was clear enough: he would keep buying, and “thinking is a universal language.”
October 1: a posted Fomo account-wide 24-hour PnL of about +$101K. Rank #21.
His response: one HMM god candle away from being back at the top.
October 2: rank #11.
“I will get back to number 1 by patiently stacking and holding $HMM.”
Both are account-wide leaderboards. The second screenshot doesn’t show its time window. Neither is a record of realized profit from HMM alone.
October 3: he announced he'd landed in Singapore. “Time to make the Thinking Cat global.”
October 5: he posted a video and drawing sheet from the ArtScience Museum's interactive exhibition. The sheet, printed with a dolphin outline, had been filled with a Thinking Cat-style drawing and “HMM…”
A visitor's drawing isn't a museum endorsement. He shared this HMM-marked interactive artwork with his followers, too.
His public campaign has included posts, a self-reported airdrop, a Chinese-language pitch and cat artwork from an exhibition.
Will any of it get him back to number one? The public record checked for this profile doesn't write that ending for us.
Sleuthy's note: I’m keeping the September 14 screenshot. Plenty of people post a hundred-bagger target. Leaving the losing position in public gives us something to follow. If he publicly discusses selling later, I’ll return to that word: “hold.” 🔍
Spent the morning working out who called a coin first. Every receipt led back to the same guy, and he was the one adding the liquidity. Hard to be early to your own party.