News/Community update

Now Casting: The FOMOEgg Crew. 114 Strong, and Your Seat on the Road to 200

By the CTO teamFigures read November 9, 2026 (chat, burns and value about 17:00 UTC; inventory 13:26 ET)

Every great story needs a crew. Twenty-six days ago, the creator was gone and 46 people were in the chat.1 Today there are 114.

Nobody sent them. People showed up, one hello at a time, and stayed to build. This page is the casting call: six roles, five minutes each, and one empty spot in the line with your name on it.

Five eggs in a line on a wet neon street at night, wearing a beret, a headset, round glasses and welding goggles, with one empty glowing spot in the line.
Six roles. Five eggs in the line, and one empty glowing spot for you.
01

What the crew has built so far

From 46 to 114

Telegram chat members on five dated records, Oct 14 to Nov 9.

Telegram members: 46 on Oct 14, 106 on Nov 6, 107 on Nov 7, 112 on Nov 8, 114 on Nov 9. These are our own dated records; the dashed part has no readings in between.Source: Telegram Bot API member count (Nov 9) and the CTO team's own records for the earlier dates. We do not show or guess any points in between.
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DateMembers in the chat
Oct 1446
Nov 6106
Nov 7107
Nov 8112
Nov 9114

Here is the short list of what 114 people have made together since the community took over on October 14.

  • 17 days of burns in a row. A part of every community fee buys FOMOEgg and sends it to the dead address, where it cannot come back. Burns ran on 17 days in a row, October 24 to November 9. 166.1 million FOMOEgg sit in the dead address (16.61% of the supply), most of it sent there by the original creator before the takeover; the community added its own burns on top.2
  • 12 languages and 48 free lessons on fomoegg.com, so a friend can start in their own language.3
  • Over 1,300 holders who have found the egg.3
  • Value about 2.6x its October 8 low. Built by a small crew, one post at a time.4

17 days of burns in a row

Completed burns per day, Oct 24 to Nov 9 (UTC). Every day has at least one.

Completed FOMOEgg burns per day, Oct 24 to Nov 9: at least one burn on each of 17 days in a row.Source: fomoegg.com/api/public/burns, completed burns counted by created_at date, read Nov 9, 2026. Check any burn at fomoegg.com/verify.
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Day (UTC)Completed burns
Oct 241
Oct 252
Oct 261
Oct 271
Oct 282
Oct 291
Oct 301
Oct 311
Nov 11
Nov 21
Nov 31
Nov 41
Nov 51
Nov 62
Nov 72
Nov 81
Nov 92
Telegram chat
114
members
Bot API count, Nov 9, 2026
Dead address
166.1M
FOMOEgg out of circulation
16.61% of supply, mostly the original creator
Burn streak
17
days in a row
Oct 24 to Nov 9
Site
12
languages
on fomoegg.com

That is a lot for a crew that fits in one small room. And a room this size still has plenty of space.

02

Behind the scenes: 26 days, every place you'll find the egg

Where the egg has been listed

27 live, 5 waiting for approval. Live in full color with a green dot; submitted and waiting for review, dimmed.

Logos belong to their owners. Listing here does not mean endorsement or partnership.

The chat is only what you can see. Behind it is a lot of quiet work. Since October 14 the crew has put the egg in many places, and every card below is real, public and linked. Where something has only been sent in, we say "submitted, awaiting review", because that is the honest status.5

Articles
18
articles
all since Oct 14
Films
15
films
46 posts, 4 platforms
Languages
12
languages
editions of the site
Lessons
48
free lessons
Eggducation
Telegram
11
raids
shared with the crew
Listings
27
places live
listings, socials and posts
Pending
5
submitted
awaiting review
Search
283
pages
in the sitemap

Everywhere the egg lives

Every card links to the real page. Logos belong to their owners.

Search and AI

Sitemap283 pagesLive
Language sitemaps12, one per languageLive
llms.txtA plain summary for AI toolsLiverobots.txtCrawlers welcomeLive
IndexNowPings for new pages
Search ConsoleSitemap sent
Live means the page exists today. Submitted, awaiting review means we sent it and the site has not confirmed it yet.Source: the CTO team's dated inventory of public pages, Nov 9, 2026, and today's directory log.

How the work happens. There is no company behind this page: a small volunteer crew, plus software tools that handle the repeating jobs. The burn engine buys and burns from the community fee, the buy alerts post when a buy happens, and tools help with translations and film edits. People decide what goes out, and people approve it before it does.

26 days, in dates

The main efforts, Oct 14 to Nov 9. Dates are the day each was first done.

  1. Oct 14
    The takeover

    The community takes over the egg and opens the chat. 46 people are in it.

  2. Oct 15
    First film and first alerts

    The first short film, the buy-alert bot, the free egg race on the new site, and the roadmap page.

  3. Oct 16
    Site 2.0 and the first listings

    New homepage, takeover proof page, 48 free lessons, Telegram join page, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, a 13-minute explainer film, the first burn in the public ledger, the sitemap, and the first directory forms.

  4. Oct 17
    Takeover profile approved

    The community takeover profile goes live on a token data site. The first stories go up on Medium, Substack and Hive, and the race game on itch.io.

  5. Oct 24
    The burn streak begins

    Burns on every day from here to Nov 9. The burn calculator and a long read arrive the same day.

  6. Oct 25
    First raid

    The first Telegram raid shares a film with the crew. On Oct 26 the animated short The Last Ember follows.

  7. Oct 29
    Search and stories

    IndexNow pings start for new pages, and a new film and a Medium and Substack story go out.

  8. Nov 2
    12 languages

    The site opens in 12 languages, with news pages in each.

  9. Nov 3 to 8
    A film or an article almost every day

    One raid, and a film or article most days. Seven raids in six days.

  10. Nov 9
    Today

    This article and film, and a push into free directories: 3 live today, 2 submitted and more awaiting review.

Count the dates and you will see the pattern from the micro-lesson below: small things, done again and again, add up to a lot.678

03

Now casting: six roles

Each role is real, each one is open, and each takes about five minutes. You do not need to know anything about crypto. You need to be kind and willing to show up.

An egg in a beret floating beside an easel and a paint palette.
The Artist: draw the egg, post it in the chat.

The Artist. Draw the egg, edit it, remix it. A doodle on paper is fine, a phone edit is fine. Post it in the chat. The official egg never gets arms, legs or a mouth, but fan art is welcome and gets seen.

The Translator. The site speaks 12 languages. Open a lesson in the language you know best, read it, and tell us what could sound more natural. Then pass it to someone who speaks it with you.

The Teacher. Pick one of the 48 free lessons and send it to a friend who is new to all of this. Five minutes later, you have taught someone something real.

The Burner. This role belongs to the engine, and you can be its witness. Part of every community fee buys and burns FOMOEgg. Open fomoegg.com/verify, check a burn yourself, and tell the chat what you found.2

The Welcomer. Say hi to every new face. Answer first questions kindly, including the ones that feel small. A friendly room is the reason the next person stays.

The New One: you. The line has one empty spot, and it is lit. Pick whichever role fits you, or invent a seventh.

An egg in a headset beside a glowing doorway on a wet street, with a small empty glowing spot beside it.
The Welcomer: the door is open, say hi to every new face.
04

The mission: the Road to 200

Here is the goal. We are at 114 members in the chat. The next stop is 200.

Road to 200114 of 200 members
Oct 14: 46Nov 9: 114Goal: 200

Our own count from the Telegram Bot API, Nov 9, 2026. 86 seats to go.

How do we get there? Bring one friend. That is the whole plan. Tell them what the egg is, show them the free lessons, and share the risks too, so they come in with open eyes. There is no payment and no reward for inviting anyone. The Road to 200 is a community goal, and the only thing you get is a bigger, friendlier room.

05

How a small crew keeps a community-run coin alive

A community-run project has no boss who shows up for it. Its strength is the habits of the people in it. Here are four habits that a small crew can keep:

  1. Show up daily. Even one message a day keeps the lights on. The burn engine showed this: 17 days in a row came from small actions, repeated.
  2. Make things. Art, translations, short clips, a lesson. Made things last longer than any message.
  3. Welcome people. Every new member is a chance to start the next chapter. One friendly reply is often the difference.
  4. Check claims yourself. Do not take anyone's word for a number, ours included. Open fomoegg.com/verify and look at the burns on-chain. A crew that checks is a crew you can trust.
06

Be responsible

This part is not small print. Please read all of it.

  • These are hopes, not guarantees. Nothing here is a promise.
  • Most meme coins never reach big valuations, and many fade out.
  • Prices move both ways, liquidity can disappear, and you can lose everything you put in.
  • A growing chat says nothing about what happens to the value of the coin.
  • Only put in what you can afford to lose.
  • When you invite a friend, share the risks as openly as the fun.
07

Join the crew

Open t.me/fomoeggcto, pick your role, and post your first contribution today. One egg, one lesson, or one hello is enough. The spot in the line is waiting.

The chat

Pick your role. Post your first contribution today.

Say hello, bring one friend, and share the risks as openly as the fun.

Join t.me/fomoeggcto

Site: fomoegg.com

08

Sources

Each number above is footnoted to where we read it. Figures were read on November 9, 2026 (chat, burns and value about 17:00 UTC; inventory 13:26 ET).

  1. Telegram members: 114 on Nov 9, 2026 (Telegram Bot API getChatMemberCount, about 17:00 UTC). Earlier points are our own records: 46 on Oct 14 (takeover day), 106 on Nov 6, 107 on Nov 7, 112 on Nov 8. We have no readings between Oct 14 and Nov 6, so the chart does not claim any. Days since takeover: Oct 14 to Nov 9 = 26. ↩
  2. Dead-address total: 166,099,024 FOMOEgg = 16.61% of supply (the public burns endpoint, fomoegg.com/api/public/burns, labels most of the dead-address total as sent by the original creator wallet before the takeover; the burns the community engine ran since are a small part), from fomoegg.com/api/burn (Robinhood Chain balanceOf of the dead address), read Nov 9, 2026. Daily bars count completed burns per UTC day (created_at) from fomoegg.com/api/public/burns; at least one completed burn on each of 17 days, Oct 24 to Nov 9. Anyone can check at fomoegg.com/verify. ↩
  3. 12 languages and 48 free lessons: counted on fomoegg.com. Over 1,300 holders: Fomo app data, Nov 6, 2026. ↩
  4. GeckoTerminal daily data for the FOMOEgg pool, read Nov 9, 2026. Value = price x 1 billion tokens, about 2.6x the Oct 8 daily close (the lowest close in the window). "Value" is our own label for price times token count. ↩
  5. Everything in this section comes from our own dated inventory of public pages, built Nov 9, 2026 (13:26 ET), plus today's directory log. Each card links to the page itself. Listing counts, updated Nov 11, 2026: 27 live and 5 submitted or awaiting review. Submitted means we sent the form; the site has not confirmed it. Dates in the timeline are the day each item was first done. ↩
  6. 18 English articles on fomoegg.com/news (13 of them also listed in the Spanish and Filipino editions, spot-checked). 15 distinct films and 46 film posts: YouTube 15, TikTok 12, Instagram 9, Facebook 10. Instagram and Facebook pages sit behind a login wall, so for those we rely on our dated post records. ↩
  7. 11 Telegram raid posts from Oct 25 to Nov 9: 8 confirmed by send logs (Nov 3 to Nov 9) and 3 from our master log only. ↩
  8. 283 URLs in fomoegg.com/sitemap.xml, plus a sitemap for each of the 12 languages. 12 languages and 48 free lessons counted on fomoegg.com. Chinese editions are built but not live, so they are not counted. ↩