Nansen adds search feature for 200,000 FOMO wallets on Solana and Base
Nansen added a search feature for more than 200,000 wallets tied to the FOMO copy-trading app across Solana and Base. The tool lets users inspect holdings, transactions, current balances, profit-and-loss data, and related addresses that are not shown inside FOMO's own interface.
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Users who follow wallets on Solana and Base now have a new search surface for FOMO-linked addresses, and that changes what they can inspect in one place today. It affects people watching holdings, transactions, and profit-and-loss data because those fields are now searchable across more than 200,000 wallets.
Before this feature, FOMO's own interface did not show some associated addresses that Nansen can now surface in search. What stays the same is that the wallets are still tied to the FOMO app and the search scope described is limited to Solana and Base.
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