Take profit
A sell that fires when the price reaches a level above your entry. Several of them at rising levels make a ladder, which banks some of a run without betting everything on its exact top.
Most memecoin losses do not come from bad entries. They come from good entries that were never sold: a coin doubles, you wait for three times, and it goes to zero while you are asleep. Auto sell is Axiom's set of ways to decide the exit before the emotion arrives. Sign up with code TradeNow and every exit costs 0.8% instead of 1%.
The Axiom Trade invite code is TradeNow. Axiom calls it a referral code. Enter it when you sign up and your trading fee drops by 20% for the life of the account, from 1% to 0.8% a trade.
If you are looking for an Axiom Trade invite code, use TradeNow. Type it into the referral field on the sign-up screen, or open axiom.trade/@tradenow and it is filled in for you. It is one of the most used Axiom codes, and it still works.
Sell orders that fire without you watching: take profit at targets above your entry, a stop loss below it, and a migration sell that exits the moment a bonding curve graduates. Next to those sit quick sells, fixed percentages of a position on one button or hotkey, for the exits you make by hand.
None of this predicts the top. It just makes sure the plan you had at entry is the one that runs.
A sell that fires when the price reaches a level above your entry. Several of them at rising levels make a ladder, which banks some of a run without betting everything on its exact top.
A sell that fires on the way down, at the price where your reason for holding no longer holds. It is the only exit that protects you from the slow bleed.
From Sell, Advanced, Migration: an order that exits the instant a curve becomes a pool, for curve buyers who want out into the first wave of pool buyers rather than after it.
Instant Trade's sell buttons take a set share of the position, and with hotkeys on, Space plus a key does it without touching the mouse.
A workable routine is short. Decide the size first, small enough that the stop loss is a loss you shrug off. Put the stop where the trade idea dies, not at a round number. Then set two or three take-profit levels, and consider selling enough at the first one to recover what you put in, so the rest runs on house money.
The numbers are yours. What matters is that they exist before the buy lands, because after it lands you will be watching the chart instead of thinking.
New coins wick. A stop placed inside normal noise sells the dip and misses the run, so give it room. In a crash a stop becomes a market sell into whatever liquidity is left, and on a thin pool that fill can be well under the level. If the liquidity itself is pulled, no stop can help, which is why the holder and dev checks come first. Tax tokens charge their sell tax on stops too; the Four.meme and Flap pages show how big those can be.
Perpetual positions through Hyperliquid carry their own take-profit and stop-loss settings, visible next to the entry, mark and liquidation prices in the perps portfolio. On a position with a multiplier the stop matters even more: set it well before the liquidation price, or the exchange will pick the exit for you.
After a few weeks, look at the results rather than the memories. Portfolio V2 splits your record by hold time and position size, so you can see whether quick flips or longer holds actually paid, and a tilt view that counts revenge trades after losses. The portfolio tracker page walks through it.
An exit order still has to land. On the busiest candles, a sell can fill late or at a worse price than its trigger, and a coin that gaps straight through your stop is sold at the next price that exists. Automation replaces hesitation, not judgment about what to buy.
Register at axiom.trade/@tradenow and check the referral field reads TradeNow. Exits are trades and pay the fee too, so the discount counts on both ends of every position.
Enable them in Instant Trade and set the sell percentages you actually use.
Set take profit and a stop loss from the trade panel as you enter.
For curve buys you plan to flip at graduation, place the migration sell straight away.
Yes. Take-profit and stop-loss exits can be set from the trade panel, and perps positions have their own TP and SL settings.
An order that sells the instant a bonding curve graduates into a pool. You set it under Sell, Advanced, Migration.
Enable hotkeys in the Instant Trade panel, then press Space and the key assigned to the sell percentage you want.
A stop becomes a sell into the liquidity available when it fires. In a fast drop or a thin pool, the next available price can be well under the trigger.
For most people, yes, because it removes the hesitation that turns winners into losers. It still depends on levels you choose sensibly.
Yes. Every sell is a trade and pays 1%, or 0.8% with TradeNow, plus network fees.
Disclaimer: automated exits reduce some risks and cannot remove them; orders can fill late or below their trigger. Features are described from Axiom's documentation and announcements as of September 2026. Not financial advice. Axiom Pro is an affiliate site and not part of Axiom Trade.