who we are
FOMOTION is an independent website where creators on Fomo post missions, and people are paid in dollars for completing them on Fomo. These terms are the rules for using it. By signing in, joining a mission or posting one, you agree to them.
Fomo is run by fomo.family. FOMOTION is not part of it: fomo.family does not run, endorse or sponsor this site, and Fomo's own terms still apply to everything you do on Fomo.
FOMOTION is run by the FOMOTION team: "we" and "us" on this page. We answer on X (@getfomotion), for everything these terms cover.
How it works, in fullPrivacy policy
who can take part
- You sign in with X. It is the only way in, and one X account is one FOMOTION account.
- Taking part needs an X account and a claimed Fomo handle.
- You claim a Fomo handle by putting a one-time code on that Fomo account (in its bio or display name, or a thesis it posts), so claim only your own. One Fomo handle per account, for ever: it can't be swapped or moved to another account later.
dollar missions
To join a dollar mission you also need:
- An X account at least 15 days old.
- A Fomo account at least 3 days old, with at least 1 trade and at least $10 traded.
- We read your Fomo account once, through a third-party data feed, the first time you join a dollar mission. Once it passes, we don't read it again.
- Room for it: you can work on up to 5 dollar missions at once.
- Room with that creator: at most 2 dollar missions from the same creator in any 14 days.
age and where you are
- You must be at least 18 years old, and old enough to agree to these terms where you live.
- You can't use FOMOTION if you are named on a government sanctions list, or from a country or region under broad sanctions.
- You can't use it where taking part, or being paid in a stablecoin, is against the law where you are. Checking that is up to you.
how missions work
A mission is a creator's request: follow their Fomo page, or write a thesis about their coin. It says what it pays each person, how many people it pays and when it ends.
- Join the mission here first, then do it on Fomo, then press check on the mission page. What you did on Fomo before you joined doesn't count.
- On a follow mission for a page with more than 200 followers, we read your own Fomo following list once when you join: if it shows you already follow the page, or shows your list only in part, you can't join.
- Joining does not save you a spot: spots go to the first people to complete.
- We check what you did from Fomo's public data, read through a third-party feed. When the feed is slow, checks run late.
- Everyone who completes a mission is paid when the mission ends; unused spots go back to the creator.
- Your follow counts as soon as the check finds it.
- A thesis has to be your own words and meet the mission's brief. The creator can reject a thesis that breaks the brief while the mission is live, never after it ends.
- A mission ends when every spot is filled or on its end date.
The kinds of missions, in full
posting a mission
- Anyone signed in with X can post a mission.
- A follow mission is for your own Fomo page only, so it needs your claimed Fomo handle.
- You choose what each person gets ($1, $2 or $5), how many people (at least 5) and how many days it runs (1 to 30).
- On top of the rewards you pay a fee of 5 %, at least $0.50. The page shows the total before you create the mission.
- You fund it by depositing the total in USDC on Solana to the mission's own wallet, and it goes live once the full amount lands. If it has not landed within 24 hours of creating the mission, the mission never starts, and anything you sent comes back to your FOMOTION balance with no fee.
- You can't end a mission early, and you can't take part in your own. FOMOTION can end a broken mission early; it then settles as if it had reached its end date.
- While your thesis mission is live you may reject a thesis that breaks your brief, with a reason everyone can see, up to 25 % of them (at least one); never after it ends. Every thesis that counted is paid when the mission ends.
- Everyone who completes it is paid when the mission ends; unused spots come back to you.
- You are responsible for what your mission asks people to do, and for the page or coin it promotes.
Posting a mission, in full
money and escrow
Rewards are paid in dollars, as USDC on Solana (a US-dollar stablecoin), never in the coin a mission is about.
Escrow secured by Privy: every mission's money sits in its own wallet, its keys in Privy's secure hardware, and it can only move under the mission's fixed rules.
- Each mission's wallet can pay one place only: FOMOTION's treasury wallet on the same chain. When a mission settles, its money moves there, and withdrawals are paid from the treasury.
- The treasury wallet can send only the payout stablecoin, and no more than $500.00 at a time.
- FOMOTION directs every payout: our own system decides when a mission's wallet pays into the treasury and when the treasury pays a withdrawal. Privy supplies the wallets and signs only what each wallet's fixed rules allow. FOMOTION's servers never hold the wallets' private keys.
- While money is in a mission's wallet or in your balance, FOMOTION holds it for the people it belongs to.
- Your balance is a record of what FOMOTION owes you, kept as a ledger: every amount in or out is a line that is never edited, and your balance is their sum. It earns no interest.
FOMOTION is not a bank. Your balance is not a bank deposit and is not covered by any deposit guarantee or insurance. The money stays in the mission wallets and the treasury until it is paid out: FOMOTION does not lend, invest or trade it. If FOMOTION ever closes, we say so on X first and keep withdrawals open, so everyone can take out what they are owed.
when a mission settles
- Each person counted gets the mission's reward in their balance when the mission ends.
- Unfilled spots come back to the creator's balance, with rejected theses, anything a daily earning cap held back, and anything deposited above the total.
- The fee is kept once a funded mission settles, even when few people or nobody completed it.
settling and available
- Settling: in your balance, but not withdrawable until the mission's payout into the treasury is confirmed on-chain.
- Available: confirmed, and yours to withdraw.
the daily earning cap
How much you can be paid per UTC day — it resets at 00:00 UTC (10:00 AEST) — depends on your rank, read when the mission settles. Anything over your cap is not paid to you; it goes back to the creator. A rank never changes what a mission pays.
- bronze: up to $50 a day
- silver: up to $75 a day
- gold: up to $100 a day
- platinum: up to $150 a day
withdrawing
- Withdrawals go out as USDC on Solana. The fee is $0.25, taken from the amount, and the smallest withdrawal is $1.00.
- One withdrawal can be at most $500.00, and you can withdraw at most $500.00 a day (a calendar day in UTC).
- One at a time: a withdrawal has to finish before you ask for the next.
- FOMOTION also has a daily limit for everyone together. When it is reached, your withdrawal is not refused: it waits, and goes out when the limit frees up.
- Withdraw only to a wallet you control, on the chain it is paid on. You type the address twice, and it can't be a token contract, a burn address or one of FOMOTION's own wallets.
- A withdrawal to an address another FOMOTION account has used is held for a check. An admin sends it or refuses it; a refused one returns to your balance.
- If you use a withdrawal address another account has money at, and the two of you completed the same dollar mission within 24 hours of each other, your balance is put on hold: withdrawals are refused until an admin releases the hold. One already waiting to go out is held for that admin, not cancelled. Nothing is taken from your balance.
- We can pause withdrawals for everyone, for example when our checks find the treasury does not match the ledger. Your balance does not change while they are paused.
A send on a blockchain is final. Once a withdrawal is sent, nobody can reverse it, FOMOTION and Privy included. If the address is wrong or not yours, the money is lost.
If a withdrawal fails and we know nothing was sent, the amount returns to your balance. When that is unclear, a person checks the chain first.
Withdrawing, in full
when a completion is not counted
A completion is paid only if it is counted. It is not counted, or not paid, when:
- our check can't find it on Fomo, or finds it was done before you joined;
- every spot was filled by people who completed before you;
- on a thesis mission, it fails our quality checks (it has to name the coin, say more than hype and not copy another thesis), and only you see that reason;
- on a thesis mission, the creator rejects it, with a reason everyone can see;
- your daily earning cap is reached.
The mission page says which. If you think a check got it wrong, message FOMOTION on X and a person looks at it. That is the first step for any dispute (see liability and the law).
fair play
One person, one account. Missions pay real people for doing real things on Fomo. Not allowed:
- more than one account, or using someone else's X account or Fomo handle;
- fake or bought activity: bots, follow rings, follows made only to be dropped, copied theses;
- sharing a payout address between accounts;
- anything that tries to trick a check, the ledger or the escrow.
When we see abuse, FOMOTION can refuse a join, leave a completion unpaid, hold a withdrawal for a check, and refuse to let an account take part. Reviewers can flag farmed theses, which lowers the writer's rank.
points
Older missions paid points instead of dollars. Points have no cash value. They can't be withdrawn or exchanged for dollars.
not financial advice
- Nothing on FOMOTION is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. A mission about a coin is its creator's request, not our recommendation.
- A thesis mission asks you to buy the coin on Fomo. Whether to buy, and how much, is your decision and your risk: coins can lose their value. FOMOTION pays a mission's reward, never a trading loss.
- Ranks, boards and figures on this site describe activity. They don't predict anything.
Taxes on what you earn are yours to work out and pay where you live. FOMOTION does not hold back tax and does not issue tax forms. Your page lists what you were paid and withdrew, and every withdrawal is on the blockchain.
provided as it is
- FOMOTION is provided as it is, and when it is available. It depends on Fomo, a third-party data feed, X, Privy and the blockchains it pays on; any of them can be slow, wrong or down, and checks and payouts then wait.
- We can change, pause or switch off any part of FOMOTION, dollar missions included. Money already in a mission's wallet or a balance is still owed to the people it belongs to while we do.
- Fomo can change without notice, and a change there can stop a kind of mission from working.
liability and the law
As far as the law allows, we are not responsible for:
- losses caused by Fomo, the data feed, X, Privy or a blockchain being slow, wrong or down;
- a withdrawal sent to the address you typed;
- a trading loss, or what any coin is worth;
- indirect losses, such as lost profit or a lost opportunity.
Where something is our fault, the most we owe you is what your balance says you are owed, plus the fees you paid us for missions you posted. Nothing here limits a right the law where you live says can't be limited, or our responsibility for fraud.
If someone makes a claim against us because of a mission you posted, or because you broke these terms, that claim is yours to answer.
if something goes wrong
Message FOMOTION on X first: most problems are a check or a payment a person can look at and put right. If we can't settle it together, you keep every right the law where you live gives you, including going to its courts or consumer bodies.
changes to these terms
We can change these terms. The date at the top says when they last changed, and when a change affects money you hold or a mission you run, we also say so on X (@getfomotion).
The numbers on this page are read from the same settings the site runs on, so they are the ones in force now.