How to set up the Twitter tracker on Axiom Trade

To set up the Twitter tracker on Axiom Trade, navigate to the Trackers section located in the top part of your screen. Once you are there you will have two sections: Customize Feed, where you will set it up, and Twitter Alerts, where tweets will show.

On Customize Feed you will see your list; you can import/export lists and you can add Handle. Handle is the unique ID of Twitter—for example @elonmusk. So even if he changes his name, the handle will be the same @elonmusk.

Problem with Axiom Twitter Trackers is that only the top 1500 boosted Twitter accounts will be shown in the Twitter Alerts. So even if you add some random account, it will not show in your Twitter feed until it gets to the top 1500 by boosts. Traders on Axiom Trade get 1 boost per SOL traded. There are a lot of big traders on Axiom, so what they did is boosted their own Twitter accounts to promote them.

So there is no point in adding your own list. Best thing that you should do is navigate to Top Subscribers. There you will look not at boosts but Subscribers. Subscribers is number of Axiom users subscribed to that Twitter handle/account.

Look for good accounts that have a lot of subscribers like @realdonaldtrump, @aeyakovenko, @a1lon9, etc. Usually, good ones are those that have a lot of subscribers, while the rest of them from the list are KOLs that had a lot of boosts from trades, so they boosted their own Twitter accounts to get more followers.

One more tip: it’s best to keep the Twitter tracker on the left side of your screen. This way, you can see new tweets and new pairs at the same time. To enable this in Axium Trade, go to Pulse and click Twitter at the bottom-right of your screen. If it appears on the left side, you can simply drag the tracker to the right. Now you’ll have both new pairs and the tracker visible on the same screen.

Why use the Twitter Tracker

When you are trading meme coins on Axiom or any other trading platform, majority of coins are based on tweets. For example, Elon Musk tweets “dog,” a coin for that dog will be developed which will have potential to go over 5m. Now with the Twitter tracker you will be able to see immediately that tweet, which will give you early entry in the coin. Without it you will not be able to.

Problem with Axiom Trade Twitter tracker is that it is slower a few seconds compared to other Twitter trackers that are paid. On top of that you cannot follow accounts that you want, but only ones from the top 1500 list, which are half traders that boosted their own accounts.

I would recommend that you use it if you are a new trader who does not want to spend money on private Twitter trackers or while you are paper trading. As soon as you get serious, then you can invest in a Twitter tracker or find some private Discord groups that have free ones.

Why You Should Paper Trade

No matter if you are using Axiom or any other trading platform, you should paper trade—especially when it comes to meme coins. Meme coins are full of ruggers, bundlers, KOLs, vamp coins, farmers, etc. On top of that, even if a coin is without all these farms, it is hard to get early in meme coins that will do good. You look on X, you will see all those big PNLs, but that is extremely hard to achieve.

As a new trader, you will lose all your money. So paper trade at least a few months so your brain adapts to spot all things that will make you lose money. So create a spreadsheet, paper trade, write notes about coins—why did it go to 0, or why did it go to 2m. It is all about practice and learning.

Paper Trade on Axiom Trade

There is no paper trade option on Axiom Trade. There are some extensions that you can use, but I would not recommend that because they can be hacked or have some virus that will steal your private key.

There is no paper trade option, but I will show you how I was paper trading on Axiom when I just started.

First, set up your filters, fees, theme—all basic stuff for trading new pairs.

Once you find a coin, add a horizontal line located on the left part of the screen. This will be your entry.

Then add a price range, also located on the left part of the screen. You will add 2—one for profit, one for sell. This will be your targets.

Now, a lot of people are lazy, but if you are serious you want to make a spreadsheet that will calculate all for you. You want to have CA, entry price, fee, exit price, PnL, and some notes that you can look at later—why you took that trade.

A small problem with paper trade is that you are risking nothing, so you are not scared to wait for the coin to moon or sell when it dips. Real trading is different, so when you are paper trading you have to set targets and keep them; otherwise, you will not learn to trade.

If you want to get a real feel, then you can deposit small amounts and trade with small amounts like $1. Do not forget to put the lowest fees possible; you do not want to lose on fees.

Quick Buy

When you go to new pairs you will see one big button next to each coin. It is called Quick Buy. What it does is when you click it, it will automatically buy you a coin. This is extremely important when you are trading meme coins that are based on news, so X post, etc. This is how most people get early enter.

You can change the amount of SOL on the Quick Buy button by entering a number in the top part of the column where the lightning icon is. You can add different numbers for new pairs, final stretch, and migrated. Next to it are P1, P2, P3 which are a preset of fees. So if you choose P2 it will use fee presets that you added to P2 and use it for Quick Buy.

If your Quick Buy does not work, then that means that you either do not have funds in your wallet that you have set, or you chose the wrong wallet. To change wallet, go to the right part of the screen under your profile. Click on it and you will see all your wallets, then choose what wallet you want to use.

Instant Trade

Instant Trade is also a feature that is overlooked by many new traders. Normally, when you are on a coin page you have to go on the right and click a few buttons in order to sell or buy. With Instant Trade all you have to do is click on any button that you have set—for example, Sell 100%—and it will do it immediately. It saves you so much time. Also, I have noticed for some reason transactions and fills are much better when you are using Instant Trade instead of classical buy and sell on the right side.

To activate Instant Trade, simply click on the button under the chart that says Instant Trade. When you click on it you will get the Instant Trade popup that you can drag and move to any position that you like. After that, you can edit the amount of buys and amount of sells by clicking on the Pencil next to P1, P2, P3.

If your Instant Trade does not work, then you either do not have funds or you have selected the wrong wallet. If you have selected the wrong wallet, then on Instant Trade next to the gear icon you can see the wallet icon. Click on it and choose the wallet that you want to use.

That is why I have created this guide so you do not basically donate your hard-earned money to them. Content is for education only and is not financial advice. Here I am talking about meme coins that are created using Pump Fun, Bonk, and other platforms where liquidity cannot be removed. I do not trade coins where dev can remove liquidity from coins; that is too risky.

I will give you examples and some obvious things that you can spot. But in order to become a good trader you have to practice and look at each coin to see what is happening. It is all about the practice. Even I, who is experienced, make a few mistakes.

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Bundles

First we will talk about bundles. Bundle is when one person has a lot of wallets inside a coin at low MC. When he sells, he can drop price more than 50%. There are a lot of ways to know if a coin is bundled or not, but sometimes you cannot. To recognize bundle just from chart you need experience.

When coin spawns on high MC: When you see coin just created but immediately has a few holders that own high % of coins, that means that dev sniped his coins. Unfortunately, this does not mean that coin will not do well. Maybe coin is good, so as soon as dev sells with his bundles, traders will get in and push the coins. But majority of them die.

If coin looks decent, then you can scroll down to transactions and look first transaction, amount of buys, did they sell, when did new bundles enter the coin, etc. For this you need experience.

If chart is growing without sells or small mount of sells, this means that they are slowly bundling it.

If volume is high but paid global fees are low, this means that someone is bundling it.

If coin is dead but suddenly starts going up slowly, there is high chance that bundles are getting in. So as soon enough people get in, they will just sell on bundles.

If chart has small buys but big sells, it is highly bundled.

Farmers, KOLs, Streamers

There are a lot of bad actors in meme coin space, but what they are doing is basically farming their followers and viewers. When you see big PNLs on X, most of them are farmers who will not be able to achieve that without copy traders and their followers. Even if they are extremely good traders, they will still farm you. That is the game and they are taking advantage. So my advice is not to copy trade and do not trust no one.

What they are doing is getting in coin with few wallets at low MC. They usually buy 9% of coins with main account and side wallets. Then copy traders get in, viewers or people from X which push the price even more. After that, normal traders enter in who think that coin is good.

So after all that they start selling from their side wallets, not from main, so copy traders do not sell. While they are selling from side wallets, they will continue to shill the coin. When they are completely out from side wallets, they will sell from main wallets. Sometimes they will simply sell it all immediately.

There are a lot of good coins after migration that start dumping hard. A lot of times reason is that KOLs and streamers started to sell all their bag that they have bought early. Then their copy traders start to sell, then whole panic starts, and normal traders start to sell which causes coin to go to 0.

Now imagine when there are 2 or 3 KOLs and streamers in coin. They are working together pushing coins so they can earn and farm the coin. Unfortunately, that is the game. That is why you have to track wallets to see if farmers are in the coin.

Usually you will recognize them by quick buying new pairs on low price and then selling as soon as it gets to 2x. Unfortunately, they are good traders, so they are most of time in good coins where you will have to buy on top of them. Usually, if I see 2 or more farmers that have a lot of copy traders and side wallets, I just skip the coin. Not taking a trade is a trade.

So make sure that you do research, find those wallets, track them, and learn how they are trading.

Final Take

Trading meme coins is extremely hard with all bad actors, but that is the game and you have to adapt. Sometimes you will have to enter the coin that is slightly bundled or has streamers and KOLs inside because narrative is good. If it is really good coin, it will not matter if they sell. Unfortunately, there is no magic button that will say will coin go up or down.

All you have to do is practice to learn to avoid bundles, to see what KOLs are holders and what are farmers, etc. Trading meme coins is a game where you can earn a lot, but you need to learn how to fight them; otherwise, you will lose all. Never copy trade; only time you can copy trade is if you found a really good wallet that is not public and that does not have copy traders.

Why to use Axiom Trade referral code

You need to know why to apply the code, because for some people 10% seems a small number. Now, when you are trading on Axiom Trade you are paying Axiom Trade 1% of each transaction. What this means is that if you buy the coin for $100 you will give Axiom Trade $1, and when you sell $100 you will give $1.

Now, this seems a small number, but when you are trading meme coins you are buying and selling all the time. Your volume can easily go over 100k. So add 1% fee from Axiom and trading fee from Bribe and Priority—your overall fee will be high. So 10% off from trading fees will help you a lot.

How to use Axiom Trade referral code

Now how to use the Axiom Trade referral code. First, you can paste this URL https://axiom.trade/@memnav in your browser or click on the button down below that will automatically send you to Axiom Trade and apply the code. Now when you are on the Axiom Trade page you will have to create your account.

• If you already have an existing account, you can simply create a new wallet on Phantom and then create a new account on Axiom Trade. It is a little bit longer process, but it is definitely worth it if you are serious about trading.

Once you have completed all the steps, 10% off Axiom Trade fees will be applied.

Quick definitions

• Stop-loss (SL): An order that helps limit losses by selling or closing when the price goes against you.
• Take-profit (TP): An order that locks in gains by selling or closing when the price reaches a target.
• Percent of position: How much of your current holdings/position is affected by the SL/TP order.

How to activate Stop-loss (SL) and Take-profit (TP)

First, go to the page of the meme coin that you want to buy. When you are on the page, on the right side you will see a button called Advanced Trading Strategy. Toggle Advanced Trading Strategy ON. Click Add to create rules. When you set the rule, simply click on Buy Coin. What is great is that if you are using Insta Trade on Axiom Trade, Advanced Trading Strategy will also be applied if you have activated it.

Click on Stop-Loss (SL). There you can enter the sell price if the price drops below your entry. I usually put 30% and 100% sell. What this means is if the price drops 30% below my entry, it will sell 100% of my holdings. If you bought at $1.00, a 30% drawdown stop = $0.70. The SL sells your entire position at or around that level, subject to liquidity and slippage. You can put any number that you want. If you are new, feel free to use 30% under and 100% sell.

Click on Take-Profit (TP). Add how much % of coins you will sell when the price gets % above your entry. How much profit and when really depends on the coin and what your goal is. In most cases I am selling manually, but if I am not near PC then I am using Take-Profit (TP) by selling 50% of holdings when the price reaches 100% above my entry and leave the rest. This way I make sure that I get my initial investment back.

• Pulse (Meme Coins) → Buy/Sell panel → Advanced Trading Strategy: ON → Add → create SL and TP rules → Insta Trade: Advanced ON to auto-attach.
• Perpetuals → Switch to Perpetuals → TP/SL: ON → set TP price + % and SL price + % → save.

Tips and Mistakes

• Pre-define your plan and create Advanced Trading Strategy to suit your trading style.
• Make sure that you have higher fees and slippage.
• Make sure that Advanced Trading Strategy is toggled on or off if you will not use it.
• Always clear leftover conditional if you are entering the coin again.
• Be careful on low MC meme coins; a coin can drop 50% in seconds.
• Use partial TPs: Lock in gains while leaving a runner for trend continuation.

How To Fund Axiom Trade Wallet

To fund your Axiom Trade wallet, first go to the Axiom website and log in. When you are logged in, in the top-right part of the screen you will see your wallet balance. Click on it and then click Deposit. There you can choose Convert, Deposit, or Buy.

• If you want to transfer from, let’s say, Phantom or Binance, simply copy the Deposit Address (this is your wallet address) and paste it in Phantom/Binance.
• If you are using your phone, you can scan the QR code, which will automatically paste the wallet address.

How To Withdraw Money From Axiom

To withdraw money/crypto from Axiom:

1. Log in to your Axiom account and click on the account balance in the top-right part of the screen.
2. Click Withdraw.
3. A popup will show. Enter the type, amount, and most importantly the destination wallet address.

Go to the app where you want to receive funds (Binance, Phantom, etc.) and copy the wallet address. Paste it into the Address field.

Important: always double-check — even triple-check — the wallet address to make sure every letter/number matches the destination wallet. If even one character is wrong, your funds may go to a different wallet and cannot be recovered. Always check.

How To Use Axiom Trade “Sniper Bot”

You’re watching New Pairs and suddenly there’s a new dog meme coin based on an Elon Musk X post. As soon as it gets created, it shoots up and within seconds goes into Migration. While it’s in migration, you have a chance to buy it as soon as migration finishes using Axiom Trade’s sniper.

If you see a really good coin in Migration process that you think can 10x after, simply click Buy with Sniper. The main reason a snipe fails is bad fees. For sniping you need to increase your fees because you’re not the only one trying to snipe. I use Priority 0.05 and Bribe 0.05, but even then sometimes I get a bad entry because others pay higher. It all depends on how good the coin is.

Why Snipe Instead of Waiting?

You might wonder why snipe at all when you could wait for migration to finish. While you wait, there are already people sniping for a few SOL. As soon as the token migrates, MC can instantly double because of snipers if the coin is good — meaning you may miss your entry. If your internet is slow or something lags, you can lose a few seconds while MC runs. Add to that 100 people buying at the same time after migration — with low fees you’ll likely get an even worse entry.

If you’re a new trader or have a small balance, I recommend not using the sniper. Either buy after migration if you truly think the coin can go a few million MC, or simply skip it. Not taking a trade is a trade. There will be other coins where you can get a better entry.

Extra tips for Quick snipe

• Migration status = In Progress and legit deployer.
• Socials: real posts, not botted; basic story/ticker makes sense.
• Holders: not hyper-bundled.
• Fees preset set; check your fees so you do not get bad fill or failed transaction.
• Exit plan: partial take-profit + stop or time-based exit.
• MEV toggles: For larger sizes (over 2 sol) or hot migrations, keep MEV protection on.
• Chasing late. If MC already doubled on migration finish, skip; wait for pullback or move on.
• Vamp Coin: Be careful if there is a new Vamp Coin migrating that is same just haves different ticker or image.

When 10 people buy and sell at the same time, that middleman will process the transaction of the person with the highest fees first, while people with the lowest fees go to the bottom of the queue. Now imagine a popular coin with 100+ transactions happening at once — if your fees are extremely low, there’s a chance your transaction may never go through.

Best Fees

What fees you use depends on how much SOL you’re trading, whether the coin is getting a lot of buys/sells at the same time, how many trades you make per day, etc. If you’re trading Solana meme coins on Axiom Trade, you’re paying fees in SOL.

I’m an experienced trader who can afford higher fees, so I use Priority = 0.004 and Bribe = 0.01 so my transactions almost always get filled. I also use higher fees so I can buy dips or sell into big buys — seconds make a huge difference. These are my fees when there’s high volume on a coin. If volume is lower, I reduce to around Priority = 0.001 and Bribe = 0.005.

If you’re a new trader or have a small port, you want to use minimum fees. Reason: if you buy 20 coins and sell 20 coins, even without losing on trades, using Priority = 0.004 and Bribe = 0.01 times 20 can be 0.28 SOL, which is a huge amount — and on top of that Axiom takes 1%. You can see how fast fees drain your portfolio.

That’s why you should lower your fees as a beginner or if you have a small portfolio. If the market is dead or there isn’t much volume, use Priority = 0.0001 and Bribe = 0.0001. If there’s more volume, use Priority = 0.001 and Bribe = 0.001. This is the highest I’d use if I’m a new trader or have a small port — there’s really no point going higher. When you get experience and become profitable, you can test higher fees. In my case, I will never go over Priority = 0.004 and Bribe = 0.01 — anything more feels like a waste.

How to Change Fees on Axiom Trade

There are two ways to change fees on Axiom Trade:

1. Click the blue Preset icon in the lower-left part of the screen — a popup will appear to change fees.
2. Open any coin page; on the right side you’ll see Preset 1, Preset 2, Preset 3.

Presets are your trading settings for fees, and you can have three different ones. To edit, click in the Priority or Bribe boxes and enter the amount. Save it — those fees will be used when buying/selling. You can quick-swap between fees by clicking P1, P2, P3 on the Quick Buy or New Pairs section, and also on the right-side trading panel.

Recommendation for new traders: set the lowest fees on all three presets. You will definitely forget to switch from a high-fee preset to a low one at some point, or you’ll click the higher one by mistake. This even happens to me when there are lots of new coins and I’m hyper-focused. So it’s best to put all presets to the lowest and not think about it.

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.