- Aug 28, 2014
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Hey BHW,
Starting a journey thread here to keep myself accountable and to log something I've been doing on the side for the last few days.
I'm trading tokens on FOMO (fomo.family) — a social trading platform where your whole portfolio is public. Every position, every buy, every sell, every % gain and loss sits on your profile for anyone to look at. Nothing hidden, no screenshots I can crop, no "trust me bro" P&L.
That's exactly why I picked it for a journey. I can't fake this even if I wanted to. My profile is public and anyone following this thread can check my numbers against what I post here.
I've been running online projects for a while — automation tools, scrapers, digital products, content sites. All of that is slow, compounding, boring-in-a-good-way work. This is the opposite: fast, volatile, and mostly driven by attention rather than fundamentals.
I want to find out, with real money and a public log, whether I can be consistently profitable at it or whether I'm just another guy who caught a couple of green candles and mistook it for skill. My honest expectation is somewhere in the middle. We'll see.
I've made 8 trades so far, all buys, nothing closed yet. Here's where I stand as of today:
Portfolio value: $2,804.52Cash sitting idle: $342.80Deployed into positions: ~$1,64524h change: +$42.07
Open positions (7):
So: one position carrying the whole book, one down 78%, and a few small tickets I put in to test entries at different market caps.
A few things I want to answer over the next weeks, with data instead of vibes:
One update per day. Every update will have:
If I miss a day I'll say why rather than quietly skip it.
I'm not selling anything, I'm not going to DM anyone signals, and nothing in this thread is financial advice. I'm not qualified to give any and I'd be suspicious of anyone on a marketing forum who claims otherwise. This is a public log of one guy's money in a very volatile market , treat it as entertainment and as a case study, not as a reason to buy anything.
Also worth saying plainly: memecoins are close to a coin flip with extra steps. Most people lose. I might be one of them. That outcome gets posted here too.
If you trade this stuff and you think my sizing is dumb or my entries are late, say so. I'd rather get roasted in this thread and fix it than find out from the P&L in three weeks.
First daily update goes up tomorrow.
— Salamouna
Starting a journey thread here to keep myself accountable and to log something I've been doing on the side for the last few days.
What this is
I'm trading tokens on FOMO (fomo.family) — a social trading platform where your whole portfolio is public. Every position, every buy, every sell, every % gain and loss sits on your profile for anyone to look at. Nothing hidden, no screenshots I can crop, no "trust me bro" P&L.
That's exactly why I picked it for a journey. I can't fake this even if I wanted to. My profile is public and anyone following this thread can check my numbers against what I post here.
Why I'm doing this
I've been running online projects for a while — automation tools, scrapers, digital products, content sites. All of that is slow, compounding, boring-in-a-good-way work. This is the opposite: fast, volatile, and mostly driven by attention rather than fundamentals.
I want to find out, with real money and a public log, whether I can be consistently profitable at it or whether I'm just another guy who caught a couple of green candles and mistook it for skill. My honest expectation is somewhere in the middle. We'll see.
Starting position
I've made 8 trades so far, all buys, nothing closed yet. Here's where I stand as of today:
Portfolio value: $2,804.52Cash sitting idle: $342.80Deployed into positions: ~$1,64524h change: +$42.07
Open positions (7):
| Token | Entry size | Current value | P&L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basecat | $796.18 @ $29.3M MC | $1,725.23 | +116.69% |
| STONKBROKER | $498.14 @ $49.8M MC | $373.66 | −24.65% |
| sushicat | $262.95 @ $275K MC | $305.66 | +16.24% |
| MarsCoin | $29.84 @ $181.5M MC | $39.51 | +32.99% |
| CINEMA | $49.28 @ $3.1M MC | $10.78 | −78.03% |
| Tom | $4.96 @ $23.2K MC | $4.88 | −1.18% |
| LEGS | $4.46 @ $2M MC | $2.00 | −55.08% |
So: one position carrying the whole book, one down 78%, and a few small tickets I put in to test entries at different market caps.
What I'm actually testing
A few things I want to answer over the next weeks, with data instead of vibes:
- Does entry market cap predict anything for me? My positions range from $23K MC to $181M MC. I want to see where my hit rate actually lives.
- Position sizing. Right now my sizing is inconsistent — $796 in one, $4.46 in another. That's not a strategy, that's mood. I want to move to fixed sizing and see if my results get better or just flatter.
- Exit discipline. This is my real weakness. I have zero closed trades. Basecat is up 116% and I haven't taken a cent off the table. That's the thing I most need to fix, and it's the thing I'll be hardest on myself about in these updates.
- Does following good traders help? FOMO shows you what other people hold. I want to test whether copying entries from consistently profitable accounts beats picking myself.
The rules I'm giving myself
- No adding more money to the account. Whatever I have is what I have. If I blow it up, the journey ends with the honest number at the bottom.
- Every trade gets logged here, including the ones that make me look stupid.
- No hindsight editing. If I say I'm buying something and it dumps, that post stays.
- I post the loss days with the same detail as the green days. A journey where every update is a win is a sales pitch, not a journey.
Posting schedule
One update per day. Every update will have:
- Portfolio value + 24h change
- Any positions opened or closed and why
- Current open positions with P&L
- What I got wrong and what I'd do differently
If I miss a day I'll say why rather than quietly skip it.
What I'm not doing
I'm not selling anything, I'm not going to DM anyone signals, and nothing in this thread is financial advice. I'm not qualified to give any and I'd be suspicious of anyone on a marketing forum who claims otherwise. This is a public log of one guy's money in a very volatile market , treat it as entertainment and as a case study, not as a reason to buy anything.
Also worth saying plainly: memecoins are close to a coin flip with extra steps. Most people lose. I might be one of them. That outcome gets posted here too.
Feedback welcome
If you trade this stuff and you think my sizing is dumb or my entries are late, say so. I'd rather get roasted in this thread and fix it than find out from the P&L in three weeks.
First daily update goes up tomorrow.
— Salamouna