Every token on fomo, scored before you click.

Conviction is a free Chrome extension that reads the market data fomo.family already loads and pins a 0–100 score next to every token you see.

  • No account or wallet connection
  • Never touches your wallet
  • Built for fomo.family
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Real tokens and real scores, captured from fomo.family on 16 October 2026.

One number. Six grades.

Every score lands on the same scale, so a glance down the list tells you where to look and what to skip.

  1. F0–39AvoidRug mechanics, honeypot taxes or a handful of wallets holding the bag.
  2. D40–54RiskySerious warnings. Thin liquidity, heavy insiders, or fading after a pump.
  3. C55–64MixedSome things check out, some don't. Read the flags before you size in.
  4. B65–74DecentHealthy on most pillars, usually with one weak spot worth knowing.
  5. A75–84SolidClean contract, spread-out holders, real liquidity and real buyers.
  6. A+85–100StrongRare. Strong on every pillar with full data behind it.

Some risks can't be averaged away. A freezable token can't score above 45, an active Solana mint authority caps at 50, and a 30%+ sell tax caps at 20.

Six pillars, weighted your way.

Each token is rated on six independent pillars. Your risk profile decides how much each one counts.

It tells you why, in plain English.

Every score comes with the specific signals behind it. These are flags Conviction raised on real fomo tokens:

Red flags

  • Mint authority is active
  • Freeze authority enabled
  • Trading tax 35%
  • Bundlers hold 14.0%
  • X handle reused by 2 other tokens
  • Likely wash trading (21% organic)
  • Thin liquidity (0.8% of MC)

Watch-outs

  • Serial deployer (4,333 launches)
  • Top 10 hold 38%
  • Fading after a big pump
  • Fresh wallets hold 31%
  • Micro-cap — early and fragile
  • Brand new (12m old)

Good signs

  • Mint & freeze revoked
  • Well distributed (top 10: 12%)
  • Deep liquidity $640.0K
  • 83% organic volume
  • 14 smart-money wallets
  • 1,240 theses on fomo

Everything sits where you already look.

No new tab, no dashboard to learn. Conviction lives inside the fomo pages you use.

A Conviction breakdown card open over the token list

Scored on your device. Nothing about you leaves it.

Conviction listens to the token data your fomo.family tab is already receiving and scores it locally. The optional Conviction Cloud asks our server for extra insights using only the token addresses on screen: no account, no cookies, no tracking.

  • Runs only on fomo.family. No other site is touched.
  • Never sees your wallet. It can't sign, trade or move funds.
  • Three permissions. Storage for your settings, notifications for alerts, and our own server for Conviction Cloud, which you can switch off.

Questions

Is a high score a buy signal?

No. A score summarises public on-chain signals so you can triage faster. It can't see team intentions, off-chain news or what happens next. Treat it as a filter, not advice.

Where does the data come from?

From the same market data fomo.family loads to draw its own lists and charts: holders, liquidity, volume, contract security checks, deployer history and more. Conviction doesn't call any other API.

Why do some scores show lower confidence?

Some lists on fomo load lighter data than others. When pillars are missing, Conviction pulls the score toward the middle and shows a lower confidence. Open the token and the score sharpens as fuller data arrives.

Which browsers does it work in?

Chrome and other Chromium browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store, like Brave, Edge and Arc.

Is it affiliated with fomo?

No. Conviction is an independent extension built for fomo.family users. It isn't endorsed by or connected to fomo.

What do the shortcuts do?

Alt+D opens top picks, Alt+S shows or hides badges, Alt+H toggles the token page HUD, and Esc closes any open card.

Know the score on your next trade.

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