Seyong, a co-founder of the fomo project, said in a post that the project will offer trading support on the first day that Arc's network goes live. The flash update, carried by Odaily under its 7x24 fast-news section, gives no breakdown of which trading pairs or services will be covered. It also does not state when Arc is expected to launch. Circle chief executive Jeremy Allaire responded to Seyong's post with a short rhetorical question: “Already FOMO?” The Odaily headline frames the exchange around a broader question: whether Arc could become the next meme chain. The original item was timestamped at 07:22 UTC on August 30, 2026. The delay between publication and detection was about 10 minutes. No further details about fomo's planned integration, Arc's technical architecture, or Circle's involvement were disclosed in the item. The report is brief by design and stops after relaying the co-founder's commitment and Allaire's reply, with no additional statements from either side.
Seyong (@seyong), a co-founder of fomo, said the project will provide trading support on the first day of Arc's launch. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire responded: “Already FOMO?”
The flash update, published by Odaily at 07:22 UTC on August 30, 2026, did not disclose which trading products would be supported or when Arc is expected to go live.
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