Axiom Bot · Base
Looking for a Base sniper and copy trading bot? Axiom watches every Base launchpad that matters, from Clanker to the o1 stock pads, prices a token across Aerodrome and all three Uniswaps at once, and has a Flashblocks buy back on screen in well under a second. Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off fees.
Base is Coinbase's layer two on the OP Stack. Blocks are two seconds, but since Flashblocks went live in the summer of 2025 the sequencer streams ten partial blocks inside each one, so an order gets a preconfirmation roughly every 200 milliseconds, and each of those slots runs its own priority fee auction. Gas is ETH and small. It is a chain where speed and the fee you attach both still matter.
The token side is more fragmented than anywhere else Axiom runs. Clanker mints from a chat message, Zora mints from a post, Flaunch runs a half-hour fair launch, Bankr launches from an agent, and o1 will happily pair a new token with a tokenised share of Nvidia. Every one of them has its own crowd and its own rule for what the first ten seconds cost you.
Since late August there are also Coinbase's own stock tokens on the chain, and the deepest pools for them sit on Aerodrome, which is where close to half of Base's volume lives anyway. A terminal has to see all of that at once. That is the whole design brief for Axiom on Base.
These feed Pulse on Base from a token's first block. Almost all of them put their pools on Uniswap v4 with a custom hook, which is why launch mechanics here are stranger, and more worth understanding, than on Solana.
Tag the bot in a cast or a chat and it deploys the whole supply into a single-sided Uniswap v4 pool. Version 4 lets a creator stack up to seven liquidity positions as a staircase, choose static or descending fees, vault most of the supply, and switch on an MEV module that holds trading for two blocks and auctions the first fills. Clanker keeps a fifth of the creator's LP fee.
Every account has a creator coin, one billion supply, half tradeable and half streaming to the creator over five years, and every post can mint a content coin backed by it. The hook taxes the first ten seconds at 99% decaying to 1%, locks a fifth of every fee back into the pool, and pays rewards out in ZORA.
A thirty-minute fair launch at a fixed price, capped at a quarter of a percent of supply per wallet, no selling until it ends. Afterwards, fees feed a bid wall that keeps placing 0.1 ETH buys just under spot. The creator decides at launch what share of revenue is theirs, from none of it to all of it, and cannot change it later.
Say the token and the agent ships it: 100 billion supply, 85% into a Uniswap v4 pool, a 1.75% swap fee of which the creator keeps 0.665%, and BNKR bought back on every trade. On Base you can quote in BNKR or cbHYPE instead of ETH if you feel like being difficult.
One transaction creates the token and its market: a billion supply locked into a Uniswap v4 position nobody can remove, twenty seconds of anti-snipe protection, and a choice of quote asset that includes Coinbase's stock tokens. Right now it earns more fees than any other pad on Base, and roughly a third of the newest pools on the chain are its.
Agent tokens on a bonding curve that graduates into a Uniswap v2 pool once it has raised around 42,000 VIRTUAL. The one pad here still sending liquidity to v2.
Behind those: Mint Club, whose curves never graduate at all; Ape.Store and StonkBrokers; Aerodrome's own Ignition; DxSale and PinkSale for old-fashioned presales; Bio Protocol for science tokens; and a tail of Streme, Umia, g8keep, Printr, Liquid Protocol, Rainbow's launcher and Bonker. None of them is large. Together they are where the odd one comes from.
On a normal day Aerodrome takes close to half of all Base DEX volume, the two newer Uniswaps take about a seventh each, and PancakeSwap most of what is left. Axiom draws them as one chart, so a token that trades in four places reads as one price.
Concentrated liquidity in the Uniswap v3 style, and by a wide margin the biggest pool of money on Base. The Coinbase stock token pairs live here, next to most of the ETH and cbBTC depth.
The older constant-product and stable pools. Still tens of millions a day, and where a lot of long-lived Base tokens keep their main pair.
Where Clanker, Zora, Flaunch, Bankr and o1 all put their pools, so where nearly every new token is born. Most of its volume is in tokens under a week old.
About the same size as v4 over a week, with the deep ETH/USDC pools. Tokens that outlive their launch tend to end up with a v3 pair somewhere.
Where Virtuals graduates and not much else. v2 volume on Base has shrunk to a rounding error, which surprises people coming from Ethereum.
PancakeSwap v3 is a real venue for majors here, thinner on memecoins. Metric, Tessera and Hanji are newer and do tens of millions a day. Balancer, Curve and Sushi exist too, and they count whenever a pair happens to live only there.
Coinbase put its own stock tokens on Base at the end of August: Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet first, more to follow. They use B20, a standard Base built into the chain itself rather than into a contract, and each token is a claim on a real share held by Alpaca under an Abu Dhabi regulator. Not for US residents.
They trade around the clock and the money is on Aerodrome. METAc against USDC does something like fifteen million dollars a day on its own, NVDAc and GOOGLc a few million each, with Chainlink feeds carrying the price and a multiplier for dividends and splits.
o1's stock launchpad takes it one step further and lets a brand new token be paired with one of them, so a memecoin can trade against NVDAc the way it would trade against ETH anywhere else. Axiom charts those pairs in the stock they are quoted in. The number on the chart is the number you are buying at, not a conversion.
Base's sequencer builds a partial block every 200 milliseconds and locks the ordering as it goes, so a buy is answered long before the two-second block closes. Axiom's own Base reel shows the confirmation at 0.89 seconds, and that is about what you get.
Two things about that are worth knowing. The preconfirmation is the sequencer's promise, not a settled block; in practice reorgs have been effectively zero, but it is Coinbase's word you are trusting for that second. And every Flashblock runs its own priority fee auction, so unlike on Robinhood Chain, the fee you attach here still buys you position.
Nothing else about the terminal changes. Your presets, tracked wallets, limit orders and contract checks come with you from Solana or HOOD, and the only visible difference is the word BASE in the chain selector.
Pulse on Base has the usual three columns. What is different is that the pads behind it tax early buyers harder than on any other chain. A Zora coin charges 99% in its first second and decays to 1% over ten. Clanker's MEV module can hold trading for two blocks and auction the first fills. Flaunch will not let you sell for half an hour.
So sniping here is less about being first and more about being first after the tax. Arm the buy at a ceiling you can live with and let it fire once the launch fee has decayed under it, instead of paying most of your position to be thirty seconds early. The gas ceiling matters too, because each Flashblock has its own auction and a preset with no ceiling will happily overpay.
After that it is presets: size, slippage, and the checks a contract has to pass, fired the instant a token clears your filter. The memecoin sniper page goes through which Pulse filters earn their keep on Base.
Copying a wallet on Base works the way it does everywhere in Axiom: you add the address, put a cap on the size, and from then on its buys and sells are repeated in your account up to that cap.
Base is the most social chain Axiom runs on. Tokens exist because of a cast, a post or a stream, and the Callouts, Callers and Streamers tabs sit beside the chart so the trigger and the trade show up together. If a wallet you track buys a Zora coin, the post it came from is one tab away, and the caller's own position is printed next to it.
Pick wallets that trade Base specifically. A good Clanker sniper and a good Aerodrome range trader are different animals, and the tracker will let you copy the wrong one without complaint. The copy trading page explains the mirroring rules and cooldowns; the tracker itself is on wallet tracking.
Preconfirmed in a slot, on screen in under a second.
Clanker, Zora, Flaunch, Bankr and o1 tokens land in Pulse together, seconds old, side by side.
Slipstream, V1 and three Uniswaps read as one chart.
A token paired with NVDAc charts in NVDAc.
The post, the poster and the stream, all beside the chart.
Cashback on fees was live on Base from day one, not bolted on later.
It sits between BNB and ETH in the dropdown at the top of the screen. Choose it and the whole terminal repoints without the layout moving.
Bridge from Ethereum or convert inside Axiom. Gas is fractions of a cent, so a modest balance covers a lot of trades.
Size, slippage, the contract checks, and the priority fee you are willing to pay per Flashblock. Keep one preset deliberately expensive for launches you care about.
Pulse filters to cut the noise, a tax ceiling for the pads that punish the first seconds, and the addresses you want copied.
The opening-seconds tax is the obvious one, and people still walk into it. Buying a Zora coin two seconds after mint hands most of the position to the pool as fees. On Clanker the first buys can be auctioned rather than sold. Read the pad's rules before you touch the preset.
Launcher-controlled liquidity is the quieter one. On Clanker, Zora and Flaunch the pool belongs to the protocol's hook, not to the creator. That removes the classic pulled-liquidity rug, and it also means a creator's lock proves nothing, because there is nothing for them to lock. The risk did not go away; it moved into the hook code, and hooks have had bugs.
Then the stock tokens. They are real shares in custody, which is the appeal, but the underlying market closes on Friday and the token does not. Weekend prices on Aerodrome are whatever the onchain supply says they are. A memecoin paired with NVDAc inherits that drift on top of its own.
Yes. BASE is in the chain dropdown between BNB and ETH. Switching to it keeps your layout, presets and tracked wallets exactly as they were.
Clanker, Zora, Flaunch, Bankr and the o1 launchpads feed the list from the first block, with Virtuals and the smaller pads behind them.
Base builds a Flashblock every 200 milliseconds and locks the order as it goes, so a buy is preconfirmed long before the two-second block closes. In Axiom's own reel the confirmation lands in 0.89 seconds.
Yes. NVDAc, METAc, GOOGLc and AAPLc trade on Aerodrome, and o1 pairs new tokens with them. Axiom charts a stock-paired token in the stock it is quoted in. The stock tokens are not available to US residents.
Most Base pads use a Uniswap v4 hook that taxes the opening seconds. Zora starts at 99% and decays to 1% over ten seconds; Clanker can hold trading for two blocks and auction the first fills. Arming a buy for after the decay is the sane way in.
Aerodrome Slipstream and V1, Uniswap v2, v3 and v4, PancakeSwap v3 and Infinity, plus the newer venues like Metric and Tessera, read together as one price.
Disclaimer: crypto assets are volatile and a launchpad token can lose everything within minutes. Coinbase stock tokens are not offered to US residents, and this page does not suggest trading them anywhere they are not. Not financial advice. Chain support and features are set by the platform, which may change them at any time. Use at your own risk.
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