A MESSAGE TO EVERYONE HOLDING $FOOT
Google Play has approved Bitfoot. Apple has the iOS build in review right now. Everything behind those two buttons — the native apps, the terminal, the new AI chart model, the whole engine — is already built, shipped and running in production. This is the last gate, and you’re standing at it.
Bitfoot is live-approved on Google Play. The hard part of shipping a crypto app to Android isn’t the code — it’s the reviewer. We cleared every gate on Google’s list:
The iOS build is with Apple. Same app, written natively in SwiftUI — every screen of it:
Apple reviews on Apple’s clock, not ours, and we’re not going to pretend we control it. What we do control is that the build is finished, submitted and waiting.
A rushed launch trends for a day and bleeds out for a year. We’re building the app people open every morning, and that meant finishing things that don’t demo well: a chart history that survives a restart, a KOL engine that knows which chain a wallet traded on, a model that admits when it doesn’t know, an app store reviewer’s checklist, eight chains that all behave the same way.
None of that is exciting to read. All of it is why the app works when you open it.
We built a forecasting model into the token chart. It reads the token’s own live order flow and gives you a direction for the next 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours and 4 hours — with a probability, the evidence behind it, and a projection drawn straight onto the candles.
Momentum and trend structure, buy/sell flow imbalance and its acceleration, unique buyers vs sellers, volume velocity, volatility band and regime, where price sits in its own range, liquidity turnover, trade-size pressure, holder trend, smart-money and KOL net flow, and how fresh the data underneath it all is — recomputed from your token’s own trades every 12 seconds. Eight of them surface as named evidence you can open and read for yourself.
It’s a local quantitative ensemble — token-flow-ensemble-v3 — trained on on-chain outcomes. Nothing is outsourced to a chatbot, and nothing leaves our infrastructure to produce a read.
Every prediction is written down with a timestamp and later compared to what actually happened. We compute accuracy, Brier score, log-loss and expected calibration error on realised outcomes, not on a backtest.
Every candidate runs in shadow for 300+ graded outcomes and cannot go live until 900+ — and only if it beats the incumbent on log-loss and Brier score, holds calibration error under 0.10, and clears a Wilson lower-bound accuracy floor. Miss one gate, stay in shadow.
Abstain is a first-class answer. If the evidence is thin, the data is stale, or the drift monitor trips, the forecast is withheld rather than guessed. A model that always has an opinion is a model that’s lying to you.
The projection renders on the candles at whatever resolution you’re on, and updates itself every 12 seconds while you watch.
You can build a prediction UI in a weekend. Building one that is allowed to be wrong in public — and shuts up when it is — takes months. That’s where the months went.
Direction Assist is decision support, not a promise. Calibrated probabilities are still probabilities. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Bitfoot’s mobile apps are actually native. A shared Kotlin Multiplatform core drives a Jetpack Compose app on Android and a SwiftUI app on iOS — real native lists, real native navigation, biometric lock, push the moment a trade lands. Nobody wrapped a webview and called it an app.
The app everyone points at, and deservedly: $75M raised in June 2026, 4.6★ on the App Store, Apple Pay deposits, a social feed that turned copy-trading into something your friends can actually use, and perps through Hyperliquid. It’s the best onboarding in the category.
What it isn’t is a terminal: no sniper, no automation engine, no prediction markets, no calibrated direction model, no holder forensics, no full web terminal to sit at when you finally want a bigger screen. FOMO is a feed you trade from. Bitfoot is a desk you trade at — that happens to fit in your pocket.
The best-looking wallet in crypto, and now more than a wallet: perps, prediction markets, staking, a desktop terminal.
But there’s still no copytrading, no sniper, no automation, no smart-money intelligence — and its perps are geo-blocked in the US and UK.
The terminals that own the desktop — between them, most of the fee volume on Solana.
Both are browser products. Neither ships a native iOS or Android app, so on mobile you’re in a browser tab with no real push.
Genuinely fast.
But you’re trading inside a chat app, and the wallet lives on their side.
A native app and strong signal tooling.
No perps, no prediction markets, and no wallet-grade custody UX.
Stopped trading in June 2026 — after two years of points farming and no token.
Worth remembering when someone tells you the roadmap doesn’t matter.
We’re not claiming everyone else is bad. We’re claiming nobody else is all of it, in one native app, with your keys still yours.
Candles with the AI projection on them, holders, security and rug checks, smart-money flow, live trades, your position and a buy ticket — without leaving the page or opening four tabs.
Phosphor: a fixed accent budget, exactly one red, exactly one amber, a legibility contract for text, and a chain-adaptive palette — switch chain and the whole instrument re-tunes.
Price, market cap, trades and portfolio stream over WebSocket. The number you’re looking at is the number.
Prediction-market trader intelligence. Copyrun. Trackers. Automation. KOL feeds. A sniper. A bridge. Perpetuals. All under one login, all sharing one portfolio.
Command palette and a smart dock, because a terminal you can only click is a website.
395 test suites, 157 migrations, zero-downtime deploys — the firehose never stops indexing while we ship.
Self-custodial by design; import or create, never surrender.
| Feature | Bitfoot | FOMO | Phantom | GMGN | Axiom |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native iOS + Android app | full | full | full | full | none |
| Full pro web terminal | full | none | partial | full | full |
| Wallet + terminal + predictions in one login | full | none | partial | none | none |
| Same-slot copytrading | full | partial | none | partial | none |
| Calibrated AI direction model on the chart | full | none | none | none | none |
| Snipe new launches | full | partial | none | full | full |
| Auto-buy · SL/TP · trailing · DCA | full | none | none | partial | partial |
| Smart-money & KOL feeds | full | partial | none | full | partial |
| Prediction markets | full | none | full | none | none |
| Prediction-market trader intelligence | full | none | none | none | none |
| Perpetuals | full | full | full | none | full |
| Chains covered | full (8) | partial (4) | partial | partial | partial |
| Cross-chain bridge built in | full | none | partial | none | none |
| Rug / honeypot / holder forensics | full | partial | none | full | full |
| Self-custodial — your keys | full | full | full | partial | partial |
* iOS app in App Store review. Competitor marks reflect publicly documented features as of August 2026 and are provided for information only. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or verified by any product named.
You don’t have to do anything. Your $FOOT allocation doesn’t expire, doesn’t need re-registering, and doesn’t care what the market does this week. It’s recorded, it’s yours, and it’s waiting.
Apps, terminal, model, infra — done.
Play approved. App Store in review.
Store rollout, then TGE.
The day both stores go live, everyone who has never heard of Bitfoot meets it at the same time — a native app with a sniper, a copytrader, perps, prediction markets and an AI that reads charts, sitting in the App Store next to wallets that can only swap. They’ll be buying $FOOT at whatever the market gives them that morning. You bought it before the app existed.
You waited through the boring part. The boring part is what’s about to make this work.