Axiom Trade Features: Full Terminal Tour

Axiom Trade features at a glance

Finding tokens: Pulse, Trader Scan, and Tweet Monitor

Pulse is Axiom’s discovery screen. It follows a Pump.fun token through its life in three columns — New Pairs, Final Stretch (bonding curve nearly complete), and Migrated to Raydium. Around 14 filters let you cut the feed by token age, top-10 holders, dev holding, sniper share, insiders, bundles, holder count, liquidity, volume, and market cap.

Trader Scan sits in a token’s order book and breaks down each wallet’s activity: what it bought and sold, how long it held, and its realized PnL. It is how you tell a skilled wallet from a lucky one.

Tweet Monitor shows posts from X accounts you track beside your trading view. Axiompedia reports it is unlocked by trading volume. More on turning these into a workflow: Axiom signals and alerts.

Executing trades: Instant Trade, presets, and limit orders

Instant Trade opens a compact buy/sell panel next to the chart. Combined with hotkeys, it lets you enter or exit without leaving the chart.

Every quick action uses one of your saved fee presets — P1, P2, and P3. Each preset stores a priority fee, bribe, slippage, and MEV mode, so you can keep a cheap preset for calm markets and an aggressive one for contested launches. Coin Bureau reports defaults of 0.001 SOL for both priority fee and bribe.

Limit orders let you set a buy or sell price and walk away, which is the simplest way to attach an exit plan to an impulsive entry.

MEV protection has three modes: Off, Reduced, and Secure. Secure is the one to use on buys if you are worried about sandwich attacks.

Automation: migration sniper and copy trading

The migration sniper buys a token the instant it migrates from Pump.fun to Raydium, using Axiom’s own infrastructure. There is also a sniper-sell path for exiting a migration fill. Setup and safety checklist: Axiom trading bots.

Copy trading lives in the Wallet Tracker. Add wallets, set buy size, a spend cap, slippage, and whether to copy sells, and Axiom mirrors their buys. This is the feature people search for as the “Axiom copy trade bot”. Full guide: Axiom copy trading.

What Axiom does not have is an official public developer API. If you want to code your own bot, read Axiom Trade API first — most “API” jobs are already covered by the sniper and copy trading.

Wallet, deposits, and security

Axiom is non-custodial. At signup — with email, Google, or a Phantom wallet connection — it creates an embedded wallet whose keys are handled by Turnkey. You can export the seed phrase or private key from Settings → Account & Security → Manage Wallets and import it into Phantom, Solflare, or Rabby.

To fund it, send SOL to the address shown under Deposit, or use the Coinbase on-ramp, which reviews report allows roughly $500 per week without KYC. Withdrawals are ordinary on-chain transfers.

Sources disagree on whether two-factor authentication is available, so treat the wallet’s seed phrase as the thing that really protects you. Real support runs through Axiom’s Discord and never DMs you first. See Is Axiom Trade safe?

Beyond Solana spot: perps, BNB Chain, and axiSOL

• Perpetual futures run through Hyperliquid, margined in USDC. Axiom adds a 0.01% fee on top of Hyperliquid’s own fees. Maximum leverage varies by market, and sources differ, so check inside the terminal.
• BNB Chain support was announced by Axiom in October 2025.
• axiSOL is Axiom’s liquid staking token. Coin Bureau reports a 5% fee on staking rewards and a 0.1% withdrawal fee.

What the features cost

The tools themselves are included with an account. You pay per trade: Axiom’s 1% gross platform fee (minus SOL cashback by tier), plus Solana priority fees and bribes. Code thanks takes 10% off Axiom’s platform fee; network costs are not discounted. Full breakdown: Axiom Trade fees.

Frequently Asked Questions