Let’s get you
a David.
Two steps. You’ll hire your own David — the bot that mirrors our Warriors — and fund the wallet he creates for you, with your rules, your money, your control.
Request your David.
Time to hire him. There is no app to install and no wallet to set up first: David creates your Solana wallet in your browser the moment you claim your seat, and hands you its 12-word seed phrase. That wallet is your main: your money lives there, every profit comes home there, and the keys are yours.
Fill in your name and email, leave the wallet choice on “DAVID CREATES IT”, tick the three boxes and click “CLAIM YOUR SEAT”. David creates the wallet right there and shows you its address and its 12 words.
Write the 12 words down, in order, on paper. They are the only way to recover your wallet, and nobody — not FOMO, not David — can recover them for you. Tick the box that says you have them, then click “CLAIM MY SEAT WITH THIS WALLET”. A sign-in email is on its way.
Never share your 12 words with anyone. FOMO will never ask for them — not by email, not in chat, not on the phone. Anyone who has them has your money. Whenever you want to hold the keys yourself, the same 12 words import into Phantom, Jupiter or Solflare.
Fund your wallet.
Sign in from the email. The dashboard shows your wallet address and what is in it — right now, nothing. Let’s change that.
Send USDC on the Solana network to your wallet address, from your exchange (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken…) or from another wallet. We suggest a minimum of $500 to start, paired later with $50 per trade — you’ll set that up later. Start there to learn how David moves and to test him, not to make money. Real money trading starts at $1,000.
Choose the Solana network when you withdraw, and paste the whole address — the dashboard has a COPY button so nothing goes missing. Money sent on another network does not arrive.
Welcome to FOMO.
I introduce you to your David.
The dashboard — your control center — is waiting at fomo.mentesinc.com, any time you log in. It lets you control exactly how your bot operates, and it’s where you change your password, which you should do the first time you log in. If you don’t, no problem — you can always log in with an emailed link and update it from the dashboard.
Your controls are explained inside the dashboard · these four matter most