better gmgn — Wallet tracking, token context & alerts

Your tracking, with more context.

Features below are available in the public release. GMGN-only tools are marked; interface previews use illustrative data.

One feed. Multiple sources.

Mix FOMO and Pump trades with wallet activity in timestamp order on GMGN and DeBot. Source labels and chain-color strips keep each event recognizable.
Use your connected 985monitor account’s followed people, blocked accounts, event types, amount thresholds and token filters.
Open tokens without a full-page reload. Compact current-token and same-name markers avoid covering token names in list mode.

GMGN + DeBot · FOMO/Pump feeds require a valid 985monitor connection.

See who is buying together.

A native-style Aggregate Monitor panel in GMGN combines tracked wallets, FOMO and Pump by chain and contract.
Filter and sort by buyer count or buy amount. Buyer avatars, market cap and expandable details keep the people behind each token visible.
See buy volume, sell volume, net buying and confirmed full exits. Missing amounts or exit markers are shown as unknown—not guessed.
Optional tiered audio alerts use your time window, amount and buyer-count thresholds, with six sounds and adjustable volume. Each token alerts once per tier.

GMGN · Based on events received by this page, not all on-chain trades. Net buying is buys minus sells, not profit.

Your people. Your alert rules.

Highlight selected wallets and set individual notes and colors. In GMGN, the star beside native follow controls opens detailed settings.
Keep priority alerts pinned until you close them. Yellow, native-style cards support token navigation and clearing all alerts.
Save multiple strategy groups and switch each on or off. Search people by wallet address or note; require at least X selected people to buy the same token.
Optional global rules cover a single buy or time-window totals, with amount, buyer-count, chain and source conditions. Global strategy and audio settings are separate.

Priority tracking supports GMGN + DeBot; configure strategies in GMGN. Rules notify you—they do not place orders.

Same name. Different token.

Opt in to a movable, closable panel when tracked tokens share a name or at least 90% name/ticker similarity with the current token.
Compare the current token and similar matches in one market-cap ranking, with the current token highlighted and pool badges beside each entry.
Use recent cached matches instead of losing the panel when a row disappears. Market caps follow newly received tracking data.
Click for in-page token navigation. Drag it away from content or close it; automatic placement also avoids native X previews.

GMGN + DeBot · Similar names do not mean the same contract, team or asset.

Look beyond the latest trade.

Open the FOMO panel on GMGN or DeBot token pages for holders, positions, P&L, theses and trades, where supported by FOMO.
Holder context includes seven-day performance labels and available rankings. Supported browsers can add a local Chinese translation while keeping the original thesis.
GMGN marked-holder badges show how many selected people hold a token and their combined share. Add your own marked wallets without publishing them.
Sessions renew when FOMO permits. If a session expires or is revoked, the panel guides you to sign in again.

FOMO panel: GMGN + DeBot. Marked-holder badges: GMGN. P&L labels describe past results, not future performance.

More context before you act.

On GMGN, highlight selected developers and inspect launch and migration history on trench cards. Configure blocklists and position alerts to reduce noise.
Flap badges show pool assets and fee distribution. Genius badges flag Creator payout above 0.25% in red; hover for the fee breakdown.
Genius trench badges use compact check/warning symbols. On token pages, marked-holder shares sit alongside Genius and Flap badges.
Brew’s floating panel on GMGN and DeBot offers newly launched, volume-ranked and market-cap-ranked tokens with pool context.

Genius: supported BSC factory only. A checkmark describes a fee threshold—not token safety. Unavailable data is not a green light.

Install once. Keep your settings.

The Windows installer adds the local updater. Future releases appear in the extension’s version section, with release notes, skip and rollback controls.

Run the Windows installer

Download the .exe above and choose Install / Repair (安装 / 修复). The updater only runs when needed; it does not stay resident.

Enable Developer mode

The installer opens the browser’s extensions page and copies the extension folder path. Turn on Developer mode.

Load the unpacked extension

Choose Load unpacked, paste the copied path with Ctrl+V, and select the Extension folder. Pin the extension icon for easy access.

Prefer manual installation?

Extract the ZIP, open chrome://extensions or edge://extensions, enable Developer mode, and load the extracted folder. ZIP-only installation does not include the native one-click updater.

Current installer file: 985gmgn-helper-setup-v0.46.99.exe

Connect only what you need.

Most tools have separate switches. Similar-token panels, strategies and audio alerts are opt-in.

Open GMGN or DeBot

Use a tracking page for mixed activity, or a token page for the FOMO panel. Aggregate Monitor and trench enhancements are GMGN-specific.

Connect your 985monitor account

Sign in to 985monitor in the same browser profile to connect FOMO/Pump feeds and your account filters. If that session becomes invalid, the feeds pause rather than falling back to a public feed.

Sign in to FOMO for its panel

For FOMO holders and theses, sign in to fomo.family with your own account. The panel provides a sign-in guide when renewal is no longer possible.

Clear data boundaries.

No private keys or seed phrases are requested. Alerts and overlays do not place trades for you.

Local extension settingsExtension watchlists, colors, strategy rules and alert history stay in browser storage. 985monitor account preferences remain with that service, with a local cache in the extension.

FOMO sessionFOMO credentials are used for FOMO authentication and supported renewal. They are not uploaded to 985monitor. A separate read-only 985monitor session supplies filtered feeds.

Public leaderboard contributionAfter accepting the update notice, eligible online users may be selected to submit public FOMO leaderboard data to 985monitor. Tokens, cookies, private trades and personal follow lists are excluded.

Local translationThesis translation uses the browser’s built-in model where supported. Original text remains visible; the website language switch is independent.

Read the complete details: Privacy policy · GitHub

A few practical answers.

Installation, connection and feature availability.

Which features work on DeBot?

DeBot supports FOMO/Pump tracking cards, the FOMO panel, similar-token panels, priority-person alerts and Brew. Aggregate Monitor, GMGN follow-control shortcuts and trench fee badges are GMGN-specific.

Why are no FOMO/Pump cards appearing?

Open GMGN tracking or DeBot tracking records and enable the relevant feed in the extension. Check your 985monitor connection and account filters; a missing or expired session stops the feed.

Does FOMO stay signed in forever?

No. The extension attempts supported renewal, but FOMO can expire or revoke a session. Follow the panel’s login guide when asked; repeatedly retrying will not bypass rate limits.

Are aggregate totals the whole market?

No. They summarize activity received by the current page within your selected window. Buyer identities are deduplicated where verifiable. Unknown USD amounts or full-exit status are not invented.

Will upgrading remove my settings?

The official extension keeps a fixed ID so browser settings remain in place. The installer backs up runtime files before an update, and offers rollback for supported official versions.

Do fee checkmarks mean a token is safe?

No. A Genius checkmark only indicates that the supported fee data is at or below the 0.25% Creator payout threshold. It is not a contract audit, endorsement or prediction of returns.