Searching and tracking developers who created multi-million meme coins — or avoiding devs who are bundling and farming — is very important. A lot of the time, new meme coins from those devs will do great, so you want to enter early. You also want to track dev wallets to avoid developers that bundle coins. I recommend you first start tracking devs who are popular rug-pullers and bundlers so you don’t get farmed and can avoid those coins.
On Axiom Trade you have a feature that lets you see on New Pairs, the Dev name you’ve tracked. Here’s how to set it up.
Track and See Developers on New Pairs
First, you’ll need the wallet address of the developer you want to track. You can copy it from X/Twitter, Discord, or any source where you found that dev’s wallet. If you are on Axiom, open the coin; on the right side under the coin’s CA you will see DA — that’s the developer’s wallet address. Click it to auto-copy.
Once you have the address, go to Trackers → Wallet Manager and add that wallet to the tracker. Make sure you add a name, otherwise you won’t see it on New Pairs. You can also leave notifications on so you get a pop-up when that dev creates a new coin or makes trades.
Now that the dev wallet is tracked, go to Display Settings on New Pairs. In Customize Rows, turn on Tracked Dev. From now on, when that tracked dev creates a new coin, you’ll immediately see the name next to the coin.
How to Search Developers
Finding good developers who consistently create strong coins is a bit tricky. If you find a good coin, go to the coin page and, on the right next to the dev wallet address, click Search on X. If that dev is popular, you’ll usually see posts about their wallet. The best places to search for good dev wallets are X and Discord communities.
It’s even more important to track devs who do bad things on New Pairs — like heavy bundling — and devs who once made multi-million coins but now have tons of copy traders, so they bundle aggressively to farm them. (For example, the dev of Fart Coin is often accused on X of pumping coins to farm copy traders.)
Note: you don’t always want to blacklist those devs, because sometimes they still create really good coins that moon even with bundles inside. To find and judge these devs, keep searching on X and Discord — and learn to recognize them on New Pairs.
What to Analyze on a Dev
Check how many coins they’ve created and how many migrated. Pick random coins from that dev and look at the first transactions to see:
- Are those wallets his bundle wallets?
- Did he wait for migration to sell from bundles?
- Did he farm the coin at 10k MC?
- Did he pay DEX (and when)?
There are many factors, but with time and practice you’ll recognize bad vs. good devs quickly.