Every thesis is a ride
A trader posts what they bought and why. The ride is that post turned into a position anyone can join, on the same coin, in the same pool.
Every thesis
is a ride.
A thesis posted on FOMO becomes a position anyone can join, and the ride sells exactly when its author does.
How it worksBoarding
0
of 0 rides
Riding
0 ETH
at pool prices
Returned
0 ETH
by the rides' sales
Paid to authors
0 ETH
in fees
The board
newest firstCopying a trader’s entry is easy.A ride copies their exit too.
You put ETH in, the ride buys the coin. When the trader who posted the thesis sells, the ride sells the same share, for everyone aboard. No signal group, no manager, nobody to message you in time.
Board the thesis, leave with its author
Follow the exit
A ride watches one number: the author’s balance of the coin. When it drops, the ride sells the same fraction, for everyone aboard.
No chasing
Each ride caps how far above the thesis price you may still board. Past the cap, copying them is a different trade, and the door is shut.
Leave whenever
Take your share of the coins out, in kind, at any moment. It costs nothing.
Anyone can sync
No keeper to trust. Any wallet can trigger the mirror, and the contract reads the balance itself.
Built so that nobody has to be trusted
Authors get paid
Half of every fee accrues to whoever posted the thesis. They never sign a thing; they claim when they like.
Hard ceilings
The numbers an owner could touch have limits written into the contract. Your coins are not among them.
The sell probe
Opening a ride buys the coin, then sells a sliver straight back. A coin that cannot be sold, or sells for a third of its price, never gets a ride.
2% at a time
No sale may move the pool more than 2%. A large exit walks down the price in steps instead of falling through it, and anyone can take the next step.
What it costs
Two fees, both small, both capped in the contract. Half of each goes to the author of the thesis.
1%
when you join
1%
of what the ride sells
0
to leave in kind
Find a thesis worth riding.
Every ride on the board is a real position in a real pool, with the author’s wallet on watch. Board one, or open the next.