Aurelius vault

the numbers

most of the last month's pnl landed in the last week ($1.1m of $1.5m). one week is one market condition. the record you would be selecting on is very recent.

at the snapshot the open positions were marked below cost (−$736,438 unrealised) while realised pnl stood at +$369,495. the realised number is the one that happened. the other one is a screenshot of a bad day, and it will be a different screenshot tomorrow.

wallet address

fomo does not display it. a profile publishes positions, quantities, pnl and follower count, and never the address behind them. we recovered Aurelius's from public on-chain data and confirmed it independently before listing it — what a trustworthy match looks like is written up separately.

the addresses are truncated on purpose. they are public facts about public activity, but there is a difference between a fact being available and a fact being broadcast next to someone's name in a search result. the full addresses are what the vault contract tracks, and they are published on the vault page in the app next to every mirrored trade.

what the aurelius0121 vault does

the vault copies proportions, not tickets. a median swap around $238 is close to a retail ticket, but what the engine reads is the share of Aurelius's own book that each swap represents: a 3% entry for them is up to 3% of vault capital, capped by the per-token limit and by the skin-in-the-game rule, which never lets the vault hold more than a small multiple of their own dollar position.

the mean swap is far above the median ($2,023 against $238): a stream of small probes and a handful of very large positions. proportional sizing keeps that shape, so the vault's book looks like theirs, and the concentration cap is what stops one of the large ones from becoming the whole vault.

half of Aurelius's swaps land between $86 and $1,079.

around 192 trades a week, averaged over their time on the app since may 18, 2026. that is a firehose. for a human it is a notification you live inside; for the engine it is a latency budget: a signal older than a few blocks is discarded rather than chased, and the slippage cap splits the larger fills instead of pushing them through a thin pool.

169 open positions, marked at $2.3m at the snapshot. a wide net: a lot of first buys, many of which will never be sold. the max-positions and minimum-liquidity rules mean the vault does not copy all of them; a first buy into a token under the liquidity floor or younger than the contract-age threshold is skipped, and the tracking-difference chart shows exactly what was skipped and what it cost.

with 276,532 followers, the wave that arrives after a Aurelius first buy is among the biggest on fomo. that is exactly the setup in which a trader can sell into their own audience, and exactly what the anti-dump rule watches: a sell into a position the vault entered inside the window is flagged, and repeated flags suspend tracking and forfeit any claimed fee share. the numbers behind that reading are in our first-buy study.

how to get exposure to aurelius0121

1. follow them in the app. this is a notification, not a position. fomo tells you after the fill and you press buy yourself; by the time you do, the move we measured is usually most of the way in. how in-app copying actually works.
2. watch the wallet yourself. with the address you can see fills on-chain about a second after they land, well ahead of the push notification. faster, and still you pressing the button at 4am. how to track a fomo wallet in real time.
3. deposit into the vault. the aurelius0121 vault mirrors Aurelius's entries and exits from pooled capital, in the same or next block, inside limits the contract enforces. you hold erc-4626 shares and can redeem in-kind at any time. open the aurelius0121 vault.