FOMO Association is a Verein based in Zug, Switzerland. We are the stewards of a cryptographically enforced obligation network enabling issuance, control, multilateral netting, & arbitration-backed enforcement of controllable electronic records — reducing gross settlement exposure & liquidity needs without asset custody or transfer.
Two chains. Two purposes. Obligation state management separated from economic security. No compromise.
Built on Cosmos SDK. Hosts obligation records and the deterministic netting epoch engine. No fungible tokens. No oracles. No custody.
Fully separate blockchain. Fixed 21M supply. Economic security through staking. Governs protocol upgrades. Tradeable on exchanges.
CER records who owes whom. FOMOG secures the system. They never cross purposes.
Unbreakable rules enforced at the protocol level. No exceptions. No overrides.
Netting must result in zero-sum net positions across all parties within a scope.
A CER may not be satisfied more than once within a batch.
All netted obligations must share the same denomination reference.
Only ACTIVE obligations may transition to SATISFIED states.
Eligibility, batching, and verification must be fully deterministic across all nodes.
The protocol does not rely on external price feeds. Ever.
The system never holds user funds. It records and compresses.
Total FOMOG supply never exceeds 21,000,000. Hard cap. No exceptions.
Bond requirements increase during systemic stress. Anti-procyclical by design.
From creation to satisfaction. Every obligation follows the same deterministic path.
Hard cap. Earned only. Demand from necessity, not speculation.
| Attribute | Bitcoin | FOMOG |
|---|---|---|
| Supply Cap | 21 million BTC | 21 million FOMOG |
| Issuance | Mining rewards (hash power) | Earned via economic activity |
| Secures | Transaction ordering | Clearing correctness |
| Security Model | Energy expenditure | Bonded stake |
| Incentives | Block production | Liquidity compression & throughput |
| Discretionary Issuance | None | None |
FOMOG holders govern the protocol. No government authority. No central shutdown switch.
FOMOG holders vote on protocol changes and feature flags including cross-shard activation.
Governance adjusts bonding parameters and system parameters. Cannot violate core invariants.
No government controls shutdown. No entity controls individual CER states. Deterministic operation.
Governance does not custody assets. It governs protocol parameters, nothing more.
Governance can modify parameters but can never violate conservation rules or the supply cap.
The CER chain operates deterministically regardless of jurisdiction. No region-specific logic.
Liquidity compression through deterministic obligation netting. Economically superior to existing settlement rails at global scale.