Social trading

Pons

2026-09-29 02:34:08

Pons Teases Social Trading Feature as Community Member Says It May Mirror FOMO

Pons, a token issuance platform on Robinhood Chain, is preparing to roll out a social trading feature, according to a Sept. 29 post from founder @MEADGod. The announcement itself did not spell out product details, but a separate claim from community member @byTheGentleman said the upcoming feature set may be designed to compete with FOMO. Based on that community post, the product could include real-time feeds of on-chain buys and sells, wallet tracking with instant alerts, verified profit-and-loss records, trader rankings, and an expansion to Solana through Pumpfun. At this stage, those feature details remain attributed to the community leak rather than an official product specification from Pons.

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Pons

2026-09-29 02:58:45

Pons founder says social trading feature is coming

Pons founder MEADGod said in a post on X that the project is preparing to roll out a social trading feature. Community member byTheGentleman added that the product may be built to rival FOMO and could include several trader-facing tools tied to on-chain activity. Those features, as described in the post, may cover real-time updates on wallet buys and sells, wallet tracking with instant alerts, verified profit-and-loss records, and a trader leaderboard. The community comment also said the offering may extend to Solana through Pump.fun. No launch date or additional product details were disclosed in the source material.

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Ran Neuner

2026-09-28 20:57:40

Ran Neuner Says Social Trading Apps Could Replace Exchanges Like Binance

Ran Neuner, founder and CEO of Crypto Banter, said he expects crypto exchanges to lose traders to apps built around watching and copying other people’s trades. Speaking on a show covered by Unchained, Neuner said he believes exchanges will be replaced by social trading apps and named Binance as one platform he expects to be displaced. He pointed to FOMO as an example of the model, describing it as an app that lets users follow other traders and receive alerts on what they buy, while adding that he was not saying FOMO itself would replace Binance. Instead, he said a more powerful version that combines social networking with trading is likely to emerge. Neuner argued that tokenized stocks now make this shift more viable because they can trade around the clock, unlike traditional equities constrained by market hours and know-your-customer rules. He also cited revenue figures from Hyperliquid, Pump.fun, and FOMO, along with comments on privacy and position disclosure, as part of his broader case.

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Gate Ventures

2026-09-28 06:27:48

Gate Ventures-backed Meme trading platform Baola enters internal testing

Baola, a social Meme trading platform strategically backed by Gate Ventures, has entered its internal testing phase, according to ChainCatcher. The platform is positioned as a social trading product for the Meme market, built around hot-topic discovery, market information tracking, community interaction, and trade participation. According to its official introduction, Baola uses the brand message, "Your next Meme is on Baola," and aggregates information including popular trade calls, KOL activity, on-chain trading data, and community interaction. Users can view Callers, token mention counts, market capitalization at the time of a call, and the highest subsequent performance. The platform also includes features such as KOL rankings and a Callout leaderboard to help users identify active market participants and track performance from multiple angles. On the community side, Baola allows users to publish their own trade calls and market views, while Follow functionality lets them keep track of Callers they are interested in. The platform also combines public KOL calls with on-chain trading activity, offering data on historical calls, recent performance, and buy-sell behavior. Baola said it is continuing to refine the social trading experience for the Meme sector as testing progresses.

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DeGods

2026-09-14 02:58:12

DeGods founder says tokenized pairs raise meme coin issuance costs

DeGods founder Frank said in a post on X that tokenized asset trading pairs are creating what he described as "artificial scarcity" for meme coins. His argument is that when the underlying asset is limited, launching a token tied to that asset becomes more expensive from the start. He also said these trading pairs make it harder for later entrants to displace meme coins that are already linked to the same underlying reference asset. According to Frank, that structure can reduce the PVP dynamic in which tokens priced against the same asset compete for attention and liquidity by siphoning demand from one another. He added that the main driver behind elevated valuations is not the mechanism itself. In his view, the bigger factor is the exponential growth of mobile and social trading apps. Frank also warned that social trading has not yet gone through its "growing pains," and said the outcome could look ugly once that phase arrives.

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Retail Tradin

2026-09-14 00:00:00

Tulip King argues retail trading could define the next 20 years of market structure

A PANews article compiled from commentary by Tulip King frames the rise of retail trading as more than a reaction to economic stress or speculative desperation. The piece argues that what looks like chaos on the surface may actually be the turning point of a much longer cycle, one in which open networks, creator culture and crypto-native financial rails push individual participants closer to the center of global markets. To make that case, the article compares crypto with YouTube. Just as YouTube lowered the cost of publishing and distribution, allowing creators to challenge television, newsrooms, consumer brands and even Hollywood, crypto is described as doing something similar for trading and finance: always on, permissionless, global and cheap to access. The article points to Bitcoin, Zcash, stablecoins, Ethereum, Solana, Hyperliquid, prediction markets, perpetual futures and flash loans as signs that crypto has already built new monetary and market infrastructure. Tulip King also argues that the next stage may revolve around social trading. Streamers with visible track records, onchain performance data and creator-style distribution could shape how traders are followed, how capital is allocated and how talent is hired. Even so, the article does not claim everyone will make money. Its narrower point is that future market volume may become far more retail-driven, even if profits remain concentrated among the most skilled participants.

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Memecoin

2026-09-09 06:35:08

How traders can avoid becoming exit liquidity in the 2026 memecoin rush

Memecoin speculation has heated up again in 2026, with risk appetite returning across crypto and activity spreading beyond Solana to Robinhood Chain, a Layer 2 network that has been live for only two months. The article highlights how token launchpad Pons climbed into the industry’s top 10 revenue rankings, trailing only Pump.fun, while its token briefly pushed past a $900 million market cap. Cashcat is described as the first breakout memecoin on the chain, and Pons as the platform that lowered the barrier for ordinary users to issue their own tokens. The piece argues that the flood of profit screenshots circulating online often fails to reflect real, realized gains. In memecoin trading, paper profits can evaporate quickly, liquidity is thin, and late entrants frequently buy from insiders, snipers, and early buyers with far lower cost bases. Rather than chasing screenshots, the author says traders need a defined plan, a fixed trading style, and a detailed trade journal that records thesis, risks, stop-loss conditions, and post-trade review. It also examines two social trading products, Fomo App and Pump.fun. Fomo App is framed as a simpler way to buy and copy memecoins, with more than 500,000 users and a place in the crypto revenue top 10. Pump.fun, meanwhile, gives traders separate leaderboards for total profit, realized profit, and unrealized profit, plus a Callout reward system tied to token recommendations. The broader message is simple: tools can help, but discipline, attention management, and experience matter more.

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Memecoin

2026-09-09 04:03:07

Memecoin trading heats up again as social apps reshape how traders enter the market

Memecoin speculation is picking up again in 2026, and Route 2 FI argues that the biggest shift is not just on-chain activity but the rise of social trading infrastructure around it. In a market commentary carried by TechFlowPost and translated by Chopper of Foresight News, the author points to renewed risk appetite across crypto, with trading no longer confined to Solana. Robinhood Chain, an L2 that has been live for only two months, is already seeing active Memecoin trading and revenue-generating applications. Pons, a token launch platform on the chain, is cited as having entered the top 10 crypto revenue rankings, trailing only Pump.fun, while its token at one point pushed past a $900 million market cap. Cashcat is described as Robinhood Chain’s first breakout Memecoin. The article’s main argument is a practical one: traders should stop treating profit screenshots as reliable signals and build a repeatable system instead. It outlines several styles, from conviction-based holding and copy trading to early low-cap rotations and single-chain specialization, while stressing that beginners should focus on one or two approaches rather than trying everything at once. It also highlights trading journals as a core discipline. The piece then examines Fomo App and Pump.fun as two leading social trading products. Fomo App is presented as a one-tap Memecoin trading tool with bank card purchases, more than 500,000 users, and a top-10 ranking by crypto revenue. Pump.fun, by contrast, offers more detailed leaderboard categories and a Callout reward system tied to trading volume. Across both platforms, the warning is the same: floating PnL is not realized profit, automation carries high risk, and tools do not replace discipline, temperament, or experience.

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