Controlled beta
Know what changed in your crypto portfolio—and why it matters.
FomoIQ turns market, protocol, and news signals into portfolio-aware risk and opportunity intelligence, with evidence, confidence, and clear data limitations.
Evidence-backed
Every label links back to the sources behind it.
Confidence-qualified
Low-confidence signals are labeled as such, never hidden.
Educational, not advice
Information to inform your own judgment, not a recommendation.
Portfolio-aware
Built around what you actually hold
FomoIQ weighs signals by relevance to your portfolio, not generic market noise. A story about an asset you don't hold never competes for your attention with one that does.
Exposure-weighted relevance
Signals are scored in the context of your position size, not treated as one-size-fits-all alerts.
One brief per day, not a feed
A single daily brief per portfolio replaces scrolling through disconnected headlines and price charts.
Coverage
What FomoIQ monitors
Multiple independent signal types feed into every label.
Market activity
Price, volume, and relative-strength shifts across your held assets.
On-chain & DeFi signals
Liquidity and protocol-level activity for assets where that data is available.
News & protocol events
Regulatory, security, and protocol developments, matched to what you actually hold.
Cross-source confirmation
Whether a story is corroborated by more than one independent source before it factors into a label.
Daily brief
Risk-first, organized by what needs your attention
Every brief opens with what's changed and why, then breaks your portfolio into three plain sections.
Needs Attention
Assets carrying a Risk Rising or Avoid Adding label this window, with the evidence behind each one.
Watching
Assets with an emerging signal that hasn't cleared the bar for a stronger label yet.
Improving Conditions
Assets with a Thesis Weakening reversal or an Opportunity Improving label.
Evidence & confidence
Nothing labeled without a reason you can see
Every card shows the sources behind it, a confidence score, and what would change the assessment — never a bare label with no trail.
Source evidence
A summary of the sources that fed into a given label, including type and how recent they are.
Confidence score
Low, Medium, or High confidence, driven by source independence and how much data was available.
Invalidation conditions
What would need to change for the current label to no longer hold.
Honest limitations
Market confirmation isn't always available
When price or volume data can't confirm a story in the current window, FomoIQ says so explicitly instead of presenting an unconfirmed signal as fact. Absence of a signal is never treated as safety, and every label reflects the data that was actually available at the time.
Process
From raw signal to labeled brief
Sources are clustered, cross-checked, and classified before any label is generated — every draft brief is also reviewed by a person before it reaches your inbox.
In practice
Example scenarios
Illustrative examples of how FomoIQ labels a signal, not a guarantee of any particular outcome.
A held asset's staking provider draws new regulatory scrutiny. FomoIQ classifies the event, checks it against market and volume reaction, and — because it's corroborated by more than one independent source — surfaces it as a labeled risk with a confidence score and an evidence trail, not a raw headline.
Elevated on-chain activity on a held asset shows up, but market confirmation is unavailable in the current window. FomoIQ labels it Watch and explicitly marks the market reaction as unconfirmed rather than guessing.
A held asset shows sustained accumulation with no unresolved negative events and stable confirming volume. FomoIQ labels the thesis as improving, with the evidence that supports it.
Currently in controlled beta
FomoIQ is onboarding a limited group of users during this phase. Requesting access adds you to the queue — it doesn’t guarantee immediate activation.
FomoIQ provides educational information only. It is not investment advice and does not execute trades, connect to wallets or exchanges, or manage assets. Crypto assets involve material risk, including loss of principal. Past patterns do not predict future results. See Disclosures for full detail.