Axiom Bot · Solana
The Axiom Trade terminal is the screen you actually trade from: a chart, an order panel with hotkeys, a launchpad feed, wallet and social trackers, perps and prediction markets, all in one browser tab and on seven chains. This page walks the layout tab by tab and explains what sits underneath the fills. Sign up through axiom.trade/@tradenow with code TradeNow for 20% off fees.
The Axiom Trade terminal is a web-based trading interface for on-chain tokens. It combines a live chart, one-click buying and selling, a feed of new token launches, trackers for wallets and social accounts, and a built-in wallet, so a trade goes from discovery to execution without leaving the tab. It launched on Solana in early 2025 and now runs the same interface on Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink and Arc.
It is a terminal, not a bot. Nothing runs unattended unless you set it to: limit orders, migration snipes and copy trades are rules you write, and everything else is a click or a key press with the chart in front of you.
| Where it runs | In the browser at axiom.trade, desktop and phone. No install. |
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| Top-bar tabs | Discover, Pulse, Trackers, Perpetuals, Predictions, Rewards, Portfolio |
| Chains | Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink, Arc, switched from one selector |
| Order entry | Instant Trade panel beside the chart, three fee presets, hotkeys |
| Wallet | Created at sign-up, keys exportable, up to 25 wallets per account |
| Base fee | 1% per swap, 0.8% with code TradeNow, minus cashback tiers |
| MEV protection | Off, Reduced, Secure, plus private submission |
| Perps and predictions | Hyperliquid perpetuals and Polymarket markets from the same account |
The top bar is the whole map. Seven tabs, a search box, the chain selector, and your wallet balance. Everything else on the screen belongs to whichever tab is open.
Two lists, New Pairs and Trending, with a time window you can set and filters for age, liquidity, holder concentration and whether the token has paid for its DEX listing. Trending ranks by real activity over the window, which also makes it the first place wash trading shows up.
The launchpad feed. Three columns, New Pairs, Final Stretch and Migrated, a protocol filter that differs per chain, fourteen numeric filters, and a lightning-bolt Quick Buy on every row. On Solana it reads twelve pads; on Robinhood Chain fifty-five entries. The memecoin sniper page covers which filters matter.
Wallet tracking up to ten thousand addresses that can sit beside Pulse, the built-in Twitter monitor with your own handles, and Vision, which surfaces KOL and insider wallets from the flow. Details on wallet tracking and the Twitter tracker.
Leveraged perps routed through Hyperliquid, funded from the same account with its own deposit and withdraw flow, so a spot position and a hedge live one tab apart.
Polymarket markets traded inside the terminal. Same wallet, same fee ledger. The prediction markets page goes through how the bridge works.
Rewards holds the cashback tier, the referral ledger and the leaderboard. Portfolio, rebuilt in August 2026, is positions, realised PnL, a PnL calendar and shareable PnL cards across every wallet you hold; see the portfolio tracker page.
Open any token and the screen splits: a TradingView chart with the trades, holders, top traders and orderbook underneath, and the Instant Trade panel on the right. That panel is where most of the terminal's speed is, because it removes the confirmation screen.
Buys are sized in SOL or ETH, sells in percent of the position, and both fire on one click. Turn on hotkeys and they fire on Space plus a key instead. Limit orders are set by dragging a line on the chart. Migration actions, buy or sell the instant a curve graduates, sit under Advanced. Trader Scan lives in the orderbook: for any wallet on the token it shows what they bought, sold, hold, and their realised PnL and holding time.
Three presets, P1 to P3, hold priority fee, tip, slippage and MEV mode as a set, and switch with a click from the panel or from Pulse. Most people run a quiet one, a normal one and one for launches they refuse to miss. The numbers that go in them are on the settings page.
Axiom's claim is the fastest submission engine on the market, and the reason it can make it is that it runs its own nodes and its own landing paths rather than a public RPC. What that means in practice differs by chain.
Priority fee and tip decide where you land in a 400-millisecond slot. MEV mode decides who sees the transaction first: Off, Reduced through Jito, or Secure through whitelisted validators. Husher and Vanish add private submission. The trade-offs are on the MEV protection page.
Robinhood Chain sequences by arrival, so Axiom's Express Lander is a faster route rather than a bid. Arc works the same way with a USDC tip. Base has Flashblocks, ten preconfirmations per two-second block, each with its own fee auction. The chain pages cover each in detail: Robinhood, Arc, Base.
Bundle detection flags four or more buys in one block and ignores wallets that do not keep bundling, holder and dev-share figures sit on every row, and Atlas Maps draw the wallet clusters. The token scanner page explains how to read them.
Sign-up creates a wallet secured through Turnkey, with the key yours to export, and you can run up to 25 of them under one login with labels. Crypto can be bought inside the terminal through Coinbase, up to $500 a week without KYC. Fees are 1% per swap, 0.8% with the referral code, and every trade pays cashback in SOL on a tier that climbs with volume, up to 0.25% back; the fees page has the table. Idle SOL can be staked to Axiom's own validator at zero commission, or as axiSOL, which is covered on the yield page.
Email, Google or Phantom at axiom.trade/@tradenow, save the recovery phrase, deposit or buy.
P1 quiet, P2 normal, P3 for contested launches. Set MEV to Secure on anything with real slippage.
Pick the chain, set the Pulse protocol filter and the numeric filters, and dock the wallet tracker beside the feed. Custom themes and font sizes are in settings.
Enable them in the Instant Trade panel and learn the four you will use. On a launch they are the difference between this slot and the next.
A Telegram bot is faster to open and slower to trade from: every action is a message, and the chart is somewhere else. The terminal keeps the chart, the feed and the button on one screen, which is why active traders end up here even if they started on a bot. Axiom also has a Telegram bot for alerts and quick buys from the phone. For how the terminal stacks against the other web terminals, see the comparisons with BullX, Photon and Fomo.
There is no subscription. You pay a 1% fee per swap, 0.8% with code TradeNow, and part of it comes back as cashback depending on your volume tier.
No. Sign-up creates a wallet inside the terminal and the key can be exported at any time. Phantom can be connected instead if you prefer to keep your own.
Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink and Arc. One selector at the top switches every tab between them, and presets and tracked wallets carry across.
Yes. Perpetuals are routed through Hyperliquid and prediction markets through Polymarket, both from the Axiom account, with their own tabs in the top bar.
No, and no mobile app either. The terminal runs in the browser on desktop and phone; on a phone you can pin it to the home screen so it opens full-screen.
Through the MEV mode in each preset: Reduced routes through Jito, Secure sends only to whitelisted validators, and Husher or Vanish submit privately. Secure is the setting to use on anything with meaningful slippage.
Axiom Trade is the terminal at axiom.trade. Axiom Pro is this site, an independent affiliate guide to it, and the TradeNow code you find here is a referral code for that terminal.
Disclaimer: crypto assets are volatile. Not financial advice. Features, fees and chain support are set by the platform and may change at any time. Axiom Pro is an independent affiliate site and is not affiliated with Axiom Trade. Use at your own risk.
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The Social Layer
The newer half of the terminal is people rather than tokens. Callouts shows who called a token and what they hold; Callers ranks them; Streams puts a live stream beside the chart; Communities and Friends lobbies let a group trade the same screen. Surge and Radar are the algorithmic side, alerting on pairs that start moving before anyone posts about them. The social trading page and copy trading page cover how far to trust each.