eyes
FOMO_REQUIRED
No server. No allowlist. No us.
Forever. The contract decides, nobody else.
Every launch pays into one engine. It buys EYES and burns it.
Every token launched here is a Token-2022 mint with a transfer hook: a small program the token calls on every transfer. It checks one thing: tokens leaving a bonding curve need Fomo verification in the same transaction. The exceptions are buys into the burn engine's vault (the EYES it buys is burned; any other token stays there for good) and, on launchpad tokens, the creator's 1% buy in the launch transaction.
Paste the contract address in Fomo and buy like any other token. Fomo verification is part of the transaction. The hook sees it and lets the tokens out.
A direct swap, an aggregator, a bot. No Fomo verification in the transaction, so the hook rejects it and the whole swap reverts with FOMO_REQUIRED.
When a token's bonding curve completes, Meteora's DBC program removes the transfer hook from that mint for good and moves the liquidity into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool, permanently locked. No instruction of ours is involved. From then on it is a plain token on every router.
Every launchpad token pays 0.25% of its curve volume, and EYES itself 0.90%, to a vault owned by the burn engine, an on-chain program. Anyone can call it: collecting fees into the vault pays the caller 0.5% of what it pulls in, and buying EYES and burning it in the same transaction pays 0.5% of what it spends. Those bounties pay whoever runs it, so it keeps running without the team. After EYES graduates, each buyback is capped at $500, at most once a minute. Nobody, including the team, can withdraw from the engine's vault.
Each launch picks its creator share of trading fees on the curve: 0, 0.25, about 0.5 or 0.75% of volume. The engine's 0.25% is the same for every launchpad token. After graduation, fees follow each token's locked liquidity, split in the same ratio. Every launch opens with its creator buying exactly 1% of supply, about $101, then three $1 opening trades into the engine's vault. Launch one.
Tax a transfer. Blacklist a wallet. Freeze an account. Pause trading. Seize tokens. Mint more. Re-gate after graduation. Mint and freeze authority are none from the first block. There is no instruction that can open a token early, pause it or close it.
There is none. The hook and the burn engine are immutable: their upgrade key has been revoked, and the engine has no admin instruction. Nobody can change them, including us.
EYES trades on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve quoted in USDC, no buy caps. It starts at $30,000 FDV and graduates at $10,000,000 FDV after about $519k of net buys. 1,000,000,000 supply, 6 decimals, all of it on the curve from the first block.
1.25% per trade on the curve, same as pump.fun. Meteora keeps 0.25%. Of the remaining 1.0%, the team takes 0.10% of volume as the EYES creator share and 0.90% goes to the burn engine, less the callers' 0.5% bounties. After graduation the pool charges 0.30% plus DAMM v2's dynamic fee during volatility, at most about 0.06%, and all of the locked liquidity's share goes to the burn engine.
Your browser asks a Solana RPC directly, so the checks never touch a server of ours. The page itself is one static file stored permanently on Arweave (permanent copy); eyesfomo.com only passes it through.
EYES is an independent experiment. It is not made, endorsed or operated by Fomo, Meteora or OKX. "Fomo verification" describes what the contract checks, not a partnership. The deployer wallet fomoCgze2Y3NDLT7n2iMeXnustRRzbRzKyovpT9geEe is ours: its "fomo" prefix is a vanity address, not a Fomo wallet. It created the EYES pool and receives the team's 0.10% share.
1,000,000,000 fixed, all of it on the public curve from the first block. No pre-mint, no team allocation, no vesting. The team's own EYES, about 3.4% of supply, was bought on the curve through Fomo: about 2.5% in the first Fomo purchase and the rest shortly after, same curve and same price rules as everyone else. Just before that first purchase, the team sent $35 of USDC to the burn engine, which bought EYES on the curve and burned it, so the new pool showed liquidity in Fomo.
1.25% per trade on the curve, 0.30% base plus a small dynamic fee after graduation. Meteora keeps 20%. On the curve the team takes 0.10% of volume as the EYES creator share; everything else can only go to the burn engine, which buys and burns EYES. No wallet, including the team's, can withdraw from the engine. Whoever triggers a collect or a burn keeps 0.5% of it as a bounty.
None. The hook and the burn engine are immutable and have no admin instruction. That cuts both ways: if Fomo changes how it signs transactions, buying before graduation stops working and nobody can fix it (selling keeps working), and if Meteora changes its programs, fees can end up stuck in the vault for good. The curve and the locked liquidity after graduation run on Meteora's programs; the mint is a standard Token-2022 mint with no mint or freeze authority.
Anyone can launch a token on the machine. Those tokens are made by their creators, not by us. The machine enforces the Fomo rule and sends the fees to the burn; it does not vet, endorse or list-check anything.
Before graduation, buying depends on Fomo continuing to build transactions the way it does today and on its router reaching the curve. Either can change without notice. Selling never depends on it.
The curve, the migration and the DAMM v2 pool are Meteora programs. Their source is public, but Meteora's team can upgrade them. Everything here was tested against the live binaries.
The hook and the burn engine are small, but they have not had a paid third-party audit.
EYES can lose all of its value. The burn depends on trading volume and on Meteora's programs. Nothing here is a promise or financial advice.
The eye is the Helix Nebula and the gate is the Cartwheel galaxy, both photographed by NASA space telescopes. Image credit NASA/JPL-Caltech. NASA does not endorse this project.