StonkFun Trading Terminal and Bot
Looking for a stonkfun trading bot and sniper? StonkFun is the Solana launchpad where a new coin can trade against almost anything: a tokenized share of Nvidia or DraftKings, an ETF, ZEC, HYPE or its own STONK. Since September it launches on Raydium's LaunchLab, and Axiom lists it as Stonkfun in the Solana filter. Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off trading fees.
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StonkFun on Axiom
What is StonkFun, and how does Axiom trade it?
StonkFun is a Solana launchpad built on one idea: the asset a coin trades against is the creator's choice. It opened in July 2026 with its own STONK token, paired with SPYx, and since 5 September every new launch runs on Raydium's LaunchLab, with 507 assets on the pair list. A creator also picks a mode. Standard coins pay the creator a share of the fees; reward coins carry a 1% or 3% tax on every transfer that StonkFun pays out to holders in the pair asset.
Axiom lists StonkFun seventh in its Solana protocol filter. It is also the busiest pad on LaunchLab by a wide margin, and in DefiLlama's 30-day fee ranking for Solana launchpads it sits second, behind only pump.fun.
| Chain | Solana |
|---|---|
| In Axiom's filter | Stonkfun, seventh in the Solana list |
| Launch program | Raydium LaunchLab since 5 September 2026; older coins trade in Raydium pools |
| Pairs | 507 assets, from xStocks and other tokenized shares to SOL, ZEC, HYPE and STONK |
| Modes | Standard, with a creator share, or reward, with a 1% or 3% holder tax |
| Fee on the curve | 1.25% per trade, plus the tax on reward coins |
| Fee after graduation | 1.25% per swap in the Raydium pool, plus the tax on reward coins |
| Graduation | An 85 SOL raise or the same value in the pair asset, at roughly $48,000 market cap |
| Platform revenue | About 60% buys STONK on the market and burns it |
| Coins launched | 112,050, of which 3,421 have graduated |
| Axiom fee | 1% per trade on top, 0.8% with code TradeNow |
The Pair Is the Product
On most launchpads a coin is priced in SOL and nobody thinks about it. On StonkFun the pair is the first thing to read. The list runs from xStocks such as SPYx, NVDAx and TSLAx, through shares issued by Backpack Securities and brought over by Sunrise, like DraftKings or Wendy's, to pre-IPO tokens, ETFs for copper, uranium or oil, stablecoins, and crypto from ZEC and HYPE to STONK itself. Most of the 507 entries sit under Custom.
Whatever the pair does, the coin does too. A coin paired with a tokenized stock rises and falls in dollars with that stock as well as with its own buyers, and those tokens trade around the clock while the real share only reprices in market hours, so weekend moves can meet a gap at the Monday open. StonkFun's own disclaimer is blunt about the rest: the pair assets are issued by third parties, not by StonkFun, and their risks come with them.
Standard or Reward: What a Round Trip Costs
About three in four StonkFun coins are reward coins, and their tax changes the arithmetic more than anything else on this page.
| Coin type | Each buy or sell | Round trip |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1.25% | about 4.1% |
| Reward, 1% tax | 2.25% | about 6.1% |
| Reward, 3% tax | 4.25% | about 10.1% |
The tax is a Token-2022 transfer fee, so it comes out of the tokens themselves on every move: a buy lands a little short, a sell sends a little extra, and shifting tokens between your own wallets pays it too. StonkFun collects it and pays it out to holders in the pair asset, which is why ZCAT holders receive ZEC. By 21 September it reported more than $70 million paid to holders of reward coins, with a $20 minimum holding per payout snapshot. Standard coins charge no tax and pay no rewards; their creator gets a share of the fee instead, forwarded by StonkFun.
Where the Fees Go, and Why STONK Keeps Shrinking
On the curve, Raydium takes 0.25% and StonkFun 1%. After graduation the pool charges 0.25% plus a 1% creator fee that StonkFun collects as the pool's registered creator, and the graduation liquidity is locked under StonkFun's own fee key rather than burned. About 60% of what the platform earns then buys STONK on the market and burns it; a coin paired with STONK burns without the buyback. On 21 September that meant $1.23 million of buybacks out of $2.09 million in revenue, and by then 17% of STONK's supply had been burned.
A second loop, the flywheel, takes a share of fees from every launch and buys back and burns the platform's top 15 coins by market cap, weighted by size. Coins on the curve count as well as graduated ones, and a coin that drops out of the top 15 simply stops receiving buys until it climbs back.
StonkFun Coins in Axiom's Pulse
Tick Stonkfun in the Solana protocol filter and expect a flood. Of 1,500 new LaunchLab coins sampled on 22 September, 1,414 came from StonkFun, and only about 3% of everything it has launched has graduated. New Pairs will fill faster than anyone can read it, so the numeric filters carry the weight here: a minimum holder count, a cap on dev holdings and a bundle limit will cut most of the noise.
Two things are worth checking on any row that survives. The pair, because it decides what the chart is really tracking. And the mode, because a 3% reward coin needs a move of more than ten percent before a round trip pays. Older StonkFun coins, launched before September, trade in ordinary Raydium pools rather than on LaunchLab curves.
StonkFun Trading Bot
Automation on StonkFun lives or dies by the mode of the coin it trades.
On a standard coin, costs look like any LaunchLab pad and short-term exits work. On a reward coin, each exit pays the tax again, so a grid of small take-profits bleeds money that a single planned exit would keep. Size the targets to the mode, put them on the chart as limit orders, and let the auto sell rules do the rest. Holders of a reward coin collect a share of the tax, but that return depends on volume and is paid in the pair asset; it is not a reason to churn the position.
StonkFun Sniper Bot
With thousands of launches a day, the snipe that matters is the one you choose not to take.
StonkFun moved to LaunchLab promising less sniper risk, and with this many launches most coins never draw a crowd at all. Axiom flags a bundle when four or more buys land in one block, and on a reward coin every one of those early wallets paid the tax to get in, which they will want back. The better window is graduation. A coin approaching its raise shows up in Final Stretch, and a migration action can place the order the moment its Raydium pool opens; the memecoin sniper page has the filters.
Solana Settings for StonkFun Coins
StonkFun trades settle like any Solana swap. On its busier launches and graduations a low priority fee can land late, so raise it for those moments, keep the bribe for trades that must land in a specific block, and leave MEV on Secure when slippage is wide. On reward coins the tax already makes a sandwich costly for the attacker, which helps without being a guarantee. The settings page has starting values, and the Solana page covers the other pads.
StonkFun So Far
STONK was the first coin, launched on 23 July 2026 against SPYx and graduated within twenty minutes. August was steady, with about $1.25 million in fees. September changed the scale. StonkFun moved its launches onto LaunchLab on 5 September, Raydium opened LaunchLab to any pair the next day with StonkFun as its first partner, and total trading volume tripled to $1.2 billion within two days, then reached $2.6 billion by 14 September.
By DefiLlama's count, which reads StonkFun's share of fees on-chain, the month had passed $18 million in fees by 21 September. STONK climbed to a market cap of about $257 million, and the largest coin launched on the platform, ZCAT, paired with ZEC, was worth about $84 million. The pair list keeps growing almost daily.
Where StonkFun Bites
The tax, first. It is easy to miss on a busy feed and it costs you on every move, including the ones you make between your own wallets. And a reward coin deployed outside StonkFun's template is never adopted by the platform, so its tax piles up with no one to pay it out; the token page on stonkfun.xyz shows whether a coin is one of its own.
Then the pair. A coin inherits the risks of whatever it trades against, from a stock's weekend gap to the liquidity of an obscure custom token, and none of those assets are StonkFun's to fix. And 97% of its launches never graduate.
Trading StonkFun on Axiom, Step by Step
Open the account with TradeNow
Sign up through axiom.trade/@tradenow using email, Google or Phantom, and keep the recovery phrase off your devices.
Fund with SOL
SOL pays network fees and buys the SOL-paired coins; check how a coin with another pair is quoted before the first trade.
Filter hard
Tick Stonkfun in the Solana protocol filter and set holder, dev and bundle limits before you watch New Pairs.
Read the pair and the mode
Before a buy, note what the coin is paired with and whether it carries a 1% or 3% tax.
StonkFun on Axiom — FAQ
Can I trade StonkFun coins on Axiom?
Yes. StonkFun is the seventh protocol in Axiom's Solana filter, listed as Stonkfun, and its coins trade from the usual panel, presets and hotkeys.
What can a StonkFun coin be paired with?
Any of 507 listed assets: tokenized stocks and ETFs, pre-IPO tokens, stablecoins, SOL and other crypto such as ZEC or HYPE, and STONK itself.
What is a StonkFun reward coin?
A coin that charges a 1% or 3% tax on every transfer. StonkFun collects the tax and pays it to holders in the coin's pair asset, for holdings worth at least $20 at each snapshot.
How much does a StonkFun trade cost?
1.25% per trade on standard coins, 2.25% or 4.25% on reward coins once the tax is included. With Axiom's 0.8% per leg, a round trip costs about 4.1%, 6.1% or 10.1%.
What is STONK?
StonkFun's own token, the first coin launched on the platform, paired with SPYx. About 60% of platform revenue buys STONK on the market and burns it.
When does a StonkFun coin graduate?
When its LaunchLab curve raises 85 SOL, or the same value in its pair asset, which is roughly $48,000 of market cap. It then moves into a Raydium CPMM pool.
Is Axiom affiliated with StonkFun?
No. Axiom is an independent terminal that reads StonkFun coins from Raydium's programs. StonkFun runs its own site at stonkfun.xyz.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer: crypto assets are volatile, and a coin paired with a tokenized stock carries the risks of both. Not financial advice. Fees, pair counts and totals were read from StonkFun's public API, its on-chain accounts and DefiLlama in September 2026, and reward figures are StonkFun's own. Axiom Pro is an independent affiliate site and is not affiliated with Axiom Trade, StonkFun, Raydium or any issuer of a pair asset. Use at your own risk.