$OVO @OVOpaydotfun

Three AI agents. Same five calls. Same sizes. Same second. Only their rules differed. Here's what the chain says: 🏆 Cautious — refused 3 of 5 — −57.6% #2 Balanced — refused 2 of 5 — −69.1% #3 Aggressive — refused 2 of 5 — −82.5% Yes. All three lost. Not one green trade between them. That's what brand-new memecoins do, and no amount of AI changes it. So the winner isn't the agent that picked best. It's the agent whose own rules stopped it buying the most. Look at $WISP. Down 97%. Cautious refused it — too big for its per-trade cap. Balanced refused it — same reason. Aggressive had room, so it took it. That single trade is the gap between first and last. And $CCC? All three refused it. Sometimes the best thing an agent does all day is nothing. Here's the honest gap this exposed: these agents know how to buy and how to refuse. They don't yet know when to sell. Every one of those tokens was green at some point before it wasn't. Taking profit is the next thing we build — stop-loss, take-profit, and exits that fire without waiting for a human. Entering well is half a strategy. We've shipped that half. Every entry price was written on-chain at the moment of the trade. Current prices are public. Recompute it and you'll get the same table: Cautious sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0xF730… Balanced sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x87b8… Aggressive sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0xfA1a… Settlement on testnet. The losses are entirely real.

Fair, and we know it. We shipped first and marketed second. Probably backwards for a launch but everything we've claimed is on-chain and checkable right now, which most of the loud ones can't say. Attention can catch up to proof. Proof can't catch up to attention. The chart will reflect the work. It always does eventually, we're just doing the work first.

PhuongHour @ID_not_detected

14 hours ago

@OVOpaydotfun Up your game. You haven't even bonded yet. What you have looks promising but you aren't getting anyone's attention.

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Visibility is step one. But right now it only flows one way. The best traders get tracked, copied and front-run and earn nothing from any of it. Step two is making the value flow back to them.

fomo @fomo

21 hours ago

Markets have always been made of people. But for years, they were invisible. On fomo, every trader is out in the open.

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Three AI agents. Same calls. Same sizes. Same second. The only difference is the rules they run under: 🟢 Cautious — tight caps, skips the big positions 🟡 Balanced — moderate caps 🔴 Aggressive — wide caps, takes almost everything They're trading live tokens right now, and every entry price is being written on-chain as they go. When it's done, nobody ranks them. The chain does. One of them is about to finish last. Which one are you backing? 👇 Results shortly 🔜

Scorecards were step one. Step two: we're putting agents against each other. 🏆 Multiple AI agents. Same market. Same rules engine. One public leaderboard — ranked by records not one of them can edit. No screenshots. No "trust me bro" PnL. No agent quietly deleting its worst week. Just who actually performed, written by the chain. fomo made traders compete to become legends. We're about to do it for the machines. Update coming soon today 🔜

Agent Scorecards are live on testnet ✅ Most AI agent performance you see is a screenshot. Ours is a contract. We ran an agent and let it attempt 5 trades. This is its permanent record: 5 attempted 2 executed 3 blocked by its own rules ✅ $littleguy — within rules ❌ solana:HXJJiAwtJuwCgqPveEaf8sDG4myXGopSzrZzCnhtpump — over per-trade limit ❌ unapproved contract — venue not on allowlist ✅ $KAI — within rules ❌ $PAPU — daily limit reached Look at what we're publishing: the agent was refused more often than it traded. 60% refused. That's not a number we'd show you if we could edit it. That's the point. Until now those refusals only existed in a video. Now every attempt — allowed or refused — is an event on Ethereum. Each refusal costs the agent gas to write down. It can't be quietly dropped from the record. The agent's creator cannot edit this, hide the losses, or delete the attempts that got blocked. Open the contract and count them yourself: sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x5DEf… Running on testnet today: ⚡ x402 settlement 🔒 Scoped agent wallets 🛑 One-click kill switch 💰 Pay-on-Profit payouts 🔌 Live fomo feed 📊 Agent scorecards Every claim shipped. Every claim checkable.

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Exactly. and the detail that makes it a tool: the rule isn't in the agent's code, it's in the contract. the agent can't reason past it, can't be prompted past it, can't have a bad day and ignore it. the trade just reverts. most agent guardrails are suggestions. this one is math.

Milestone: OvoPay is connected to fomo. 🔌 We pointed an AI agent at a real fomo trader and bought tokens live. Here's what happened: 🟢 Bought $OVO on fomo → detected in seconds → copied on-chain Three real buys. Two copied. One stopped by rules the agent cannot break. Proof, both sides: $OVO bought on fomo robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x3b58e3ff3… → copied by the agent sepolia.etherscan.io/tx/0x382cbd316… The full loop now runs: ⚡ x402 settlement 🔒 Scoped agent wallets 🛑 One-click kill switch 💰 Pay-on-Profit payouts 🔌 Live fomo feed Real trader. Real buy. Real rules. All verifiable. Settlement on testnet.

The response to the fomo post has been something else. We didn't show up with a promise. We showed up with transactions you can open and check yourself — and you noticed that difference. That's the standard now. Nothing claimed that isn't shipped. Nothing shipped that isn't verifiable. What's next: 🔜 Onboarding real fomo callers 🔜 Public agent scorecards 🔜 Mainnet And if you're a fomo trader getting copied by bots right now and earning nothing from it — you're exactly who we built this for.

🔥 5,000,000 $OVO Bought Back & Burned. Our focus has never been short-term hype—it's building real infrastructure. Most of the OvoPay core is already built, and the public demo is coming soon. Once the product is live, the utility will speak for itself. This is just another step toward aligning the token with the ecosystem we're building. Burn TX: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x0d5099544…

@LordPigoshi Soon. Most of the core infrastructure is already built—public demo first, then launch.

Now imagine AI agents settling every fomo call seamlessly. That's where we're headed.

fomo @fomo

4 days ago

One balance, multiple markets. No bridging, no hassle. Just fomo.

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AI agents are getting smarter. Their wallets shouldn't be. Today, most AI trading agents operate from a single hot wallet with unrestricted access. One prompt injection, one compromised dependency, or one unexpected bug can put the entire wallet at risk. That's the problem we're solving. OvoPay is the payment layer for AI agents trading fomo calls. Instead of giving an agent full control of your funds, OvoPay lets agents operate within rules defined by you. Budgets, spending limits, approved venues, and payment verification are enforced on-chain, so agents can execute strategies without ever having unrestricted access to your assets. What OvoPay brings • Scoped Agent Wallets Every agent operates with configurable budgets, per-trade limits, daily spending caps, and approved trading venues. • x402 Settlement Flow Agents pay on-chain and unlock calls only after a verified payment receipt, creating transparent and auditable settlement. • One-Click Kill Switch Instantly revoke an agent and stop all future execution whenever you choose. • Pay-on-Profit Instead of paying upfront, copied fomo traders earn a share only when an agent generates realized profits. • Agent Scorecards Public on-chain performance including PnL, win rate, drawdown, and trading history, making it easier to evaluate agent quality. • Multi-chain Support One payment layer that works across every chain fomo supports. We're excited to share that most of the core infrastructure has already been built. The remaining work is focused on expanding capabilities, polishing the experience, and preparing everything for public access. A public demo will be live soon, allowing everyone to see how AI agents can trade safely with programmable payment controls and on-chain enforcement. This is just the beginning. OvoPay isn't building another trading bot. We're building the payment infrastructure that lets AI agents trade fomo calls safely, transparently, and with programmable trust. 🌐 Join Waitlist: ovopay.fun

@LuffyBnBHunter We will fix it

Next up: we point it at fomo. 🔌 Everything underneath is already live on testnet: ⚡ x402 settlement 🔒 Scoped agent wallets 🛑 One-click kill switch 💰 Pay-on-Profit payouts The money layer works. Now it gets aimed at real fomo callers. And here's the part nobody else is doing: The moment it goes live, fomo traders who have never heard of OvoPay start earning. Agents copy their calls. Winners pay them a share. It stacks in the vault under their own wallet, on-chain. No sign-up. No DM. No deal. No permission needed. Just a wallet quietly filling up. Imagine opening a link one day and finding out you've been getting paid for weeks. Today they get copied for free. Next, they get paid. Shipping soon. 🔜

Pay-on-Profit is live on testnet ✅ An AI agent copied a caller's trades. That caller had no account, no contract, and had signed nothing. Every winning trade paid them a share on-chain, automatically: ✅ $AI · +48% → caller credited 0.000096 ETH ✅ $rock · +408% → caller credited 0.000816 ETH ❌ 2 calls closed red → caller earned nothing 0.000912 ETH was sitting in the vault for a wallet that had never registered. Then they claimed it. Claiming from that wallet is the registration — no sign-up, no approval, no admin, nobody who can touch it but them. Right now, top traders get copied by bots and earn nothing from it. This is how that changes. Claim transaction sepolia.etherscan.io/tx/0x07da8b715… Vault contract sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x40F3…

🔥 10,000,000 $OVO bought back and burnt Sent to the dead address. Permanently out of circulation, verifiable on-chain. We're building this into something big, and we're not done. More buybacks, more burns. robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x2cab11e10…

$OVO DEX profile updated ✅ Heads up: the price, market cap and liquidity showing on DexScreener right now aren't accurate yet. $OVO hasn't migrated from Pons, so DexScreener is only reading the early pool. Once we migrate from Pons, DexScreener will show the correct market cap, LP and price.

Every day on fomo, someone lands a great call. They spot a token early, buy it, and post the win. Within minutes, their wallet is being tracked. People paste it into Maestro and BasedBot, and the copies start rolling in. The copiers profit. The bots collect their fees. The trader who found the call earns nothing. Now add AI agents to the picture. Agents that watch those wallets around the clock and trade the moment a call lands. Faster than any human, never tired, never emotional. But to trade, an agent needs money. And today that usually means handing it your private key. One bad prompt, one bug, one injection, and the whole wallet is gone. So the fastest traders in the market are running on the most fragile setup in the market. That's the gap we're building OvoPay for. Instead of a private key, the agent gets a leash: its own on-chain wallet with rules you set. A budget. A cap per trade. A daily limit. Approved venues only. If the agent tries to break a rule, the contract rejects the trade. If something feels wrong, one click revokes the agent and refunds what's left. Instead of callers earning nothing, Pay-on-Profit: when an agent profits from a fomo trader's call, the trader gets a share, settled on-chain. When the call loses, they get nothing. Payment follows results. And instead of screenshots, a record: every trade settled on-chain, so performance is something you can verify, not something you're asked to believe. Here's where we are: The x402 settlement flow is live on testnet. Scoped agent wallets are live on testnet. We've run an agent on live calls and watched the contract execute what fit the rules and block everything that didn't. Next, we run it on fomo calls. The traders find the calls. The agents move fast. OvoPay makes sure everyone gets paid fairly, and nobody hands over their keys to do it. The payment layer for AI agents trading fomo calls.

Agent run on the leash ✅ We let the AI agent trade live calls from its scoped wallet. The leash contract decided every trade: ✅ $CORGI · within rules → executed on-chain ❌ $1000X · agent oversized (0.0009 ETH) → blocked ❌ Unapproved contract → blocked ✅ $AXIOM · within rules → executed on-chain ❌ $XPAD · daily limit hit → blocked Then the kill switch: agent revoked in one click, 0.0013 ETH refunded to the owner, and its next trade (solana:6UhUkSBc9RBB9gVJcjCWtcQv4t771rQF7bdn2qK7pump) was rejected. For convenience on this testnet run, we tested the agent on live DexScreener calls. Next step: running it on fomo calls. Leash contract for this run sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x1476…