Before the bond
Moonshot coins stay on the curve until a $1 million market cap; Final Stretch shows the ones close to bonding, and a migration order acts when they do.
Looking for a moonshot trading bot and sniper? Moonshot is a phone app for buying memecoins with Apple Pay, and Moonshot Create is the launchpad inside it. Its coins sit on Meteora's bonding curve until they reach a $1 million market cap, far longer than on most pads, and Axiom lists them under Moonshot in the Solana filter. Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off trading fees.
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Moonshot is a mobile trading app on Solana, founded in 2024, where people buy memecoins, tokenized stocks and perpetual futures with a card or Apple Pay. Moonshot Create is its launchpad: a coin is made in the app with one swipe and starts on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve. It trades there until it reaches a $1 million market cap, then bonds into a full Meteora pool. Trades pay 0.5% before bonding and 0.3% after, and up to half of that goes to the coin's creator.
Axiom lists Moonshot last in its Solana protocol filter. The coins are the same ones Moonshot's app users buy; on Axiom you trade them on-chain with the terminal's tools and fees instead of the app's.
| Chain | Solana |
|---|---|
| In Axiom's filter | Moonshot, twelfth and last in the Solana list |
| What it is | A consumer trading app for iOS and Android, with its own launchpad, Moonshot Create |
| Scale | More than $4 billion of volume and 2 million traders since 2024, by Moonshot's count |
| Launch engine | Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve |
| Bonding | At a $1 million market cap, into a full Meteora pool |
| Fee before bonding | 0.5% per trade, 0.25% of it to the creator |
| Fee after bonding | 0.3% per trade, up to 0.15% of it to the creator |
| After bonding | A purple "Created on Moonshot" badge and a better chance of verification |
| Axiom fee | 1% of the trade value on top, or 0.8% with code TradeNow |
Moonshot is built for buying with a card or Apple Pay in a few taps and for launching a coin with one swipe. Its coins live on Meteora's curve and pools, so a terminal can trade the very same tokens with more to go on.
Moonshot coins stay on the curve until a $1 million market cap; Final Stretch shows the ones close to bonding, and a migration order acts when they do.
Top-ten share, dev holding and bundled supply appear on every Pulse row before you decide.
You decide how each order goes out: a preset holds its own slippage, fees and MEV setting, one for calm buys and one for the bond.
The wallet tracker and X monitor sit beside the feed, so the people who move Moonshot coins are in view.
Moonshot's own fee, 0.5% before bonding and 0.3% after, is taken on-chain no matter which app you use, with Axiom's 1% on top, or 0.8% with TradeNow. Card purchases and one-swipe launches stay in the Moonshot app.
A creator fills in a ticker, name, image and description in the app, sets an optional first buy and a creator fee, and swipes. The launch happens inside the same app people trade from, on the phone in their hand.
Bonding starts at a $1 million market cap, roughly twenty times the level at which a pump.fun coin graduates. Until then the coin trades against Meteora's bonding curve, so most of a Moonshot coin's life, and nearly all of a failed one's, happens on the curve.
At the threshold the curve's reserves move into a full Meteora liquidity pool automatically. The coin then carries a purple "Created on Moonshot" badge in the app, which gives it a better chance of being verified and shown on Moonshot's home page.
Creators earn 0.25% of every trade before bonding and up to 0.15% after, a setting chosen in the create form. Moonshot pays the balance out every hour once it passes a dollar, so a creator sees income from the first busy afternoon.
Moonshot coins are bought by two very different crowds, and they do not pay the same.
| Trade size | Moonshot app | Axiom, TradeNow |
|---|---|---|
| $2 to $100 | 2.5%, $0.99 min. | 0.8% |
| Over $100 | 1% | 0.8% |
A $20 buy in the app costs about a dollar in fees before the pool takes its share, which is around five percent. That is the price of convenience for someone paying with Apple Pay, and it shapes the flow from the app: many small buys, with more of them when a coin is featured or verified. On Axiom the same coin costs 0.8% plus the pool fee at any size, and the tools are built for the traders on the other side of that flow.
Tick Moonshot in the Solana protocol filter and Create coins come through with the usual holder, dev and bundle data. Scale your expectations to the long curve. A Moonshot coin close to bonding is worth several hundred thousand dollars, not tens of thousands, so Final Stretch holds far fewer and far larger coins than it does for pump.fun, and a market cap filter tuned for Pump will hide most of what is interesting here.
The app's own signals matter more than usual too. Verification, a spot on Moonshot's home page and the purple badge all put a coin in front of Moonshot's app users, so news of any of them can move a Moonshot coin faster than anything on the chart. Moonshot itself says verification is neither an endorsement nor a recommendation.
By fees alone, Moonshot coins are among the cheapest in Axiom's Solana filter to trade often.
With the referral code, a curve round trip pays the pool 0.5% going in and again coming out, plus Axiom's 0.8% on each leg, about 2.6% before slippage, and about 2.2% once the coin has bonded. That leaves room for strategies that would be eaten by fees on pads charging 1.25% or more. Put the targets on the chart as limit orders and let the auto sell rules handle the exits; presets and hotkeys work as they do on any Solana coin.
On Moonshot, the launch snipe and the bonding snipe are very different trades.
The launch is cheap and early, as anywhere, and the first thing to check is whether the opening buys were bundled, which Axiom flags on the row. But with bonding a million dollars away, a launch buy is a bet on a long climb rather than a quick flip into graduation. The bonding moment is a trade on a coin that has already proved itself, and Axiom's migration actions can place that order the moment the Meteora pool opens. The memecoin sniper page covers the filters for both.
Moonshot coins settle like every other Solana trade, and the busiest moments are app-driven: a verification or a home-page spot can bring a wave of buyers at once. Raise the priority fee for those, save the bribe for trades that must land in a particular block, and keep MEV on Secure whenever slippage is wide, because a coin that is suddenly busy is exactly what sandwich bots look for. Starting values are on the settings page, while the rest of the filter is on the Solana page.
Moonshot started in 2024 as a simple way to buy memecoins from a phone and has since added tokenized stocks and perpetual futures, which are not offered in some countries. By its own count it has processed more than $4 billion of volume for over two million traders. Its launchpad moved onto Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve in the middle of 2025, and in September 2026 Moonshot was pitching Create as the easiest route to verification.
The launchpad is a small part of the business. Over the thirty days to 21 September, DefiLlama counted about $92,000 in fees from Create coins and about $280,000 from trading in the app itself.
The curve is long, and most coins never reach the end of it. A coin can climb to hundreds of thousands of dollars and still be unbonded, trading against a curve rather than a pool, and it can fall back down that curve just as easily.
App-driven moves cut both ways. The same visibility that brings a wave of small buyers can end as abruptly as it began, and verification is Moonshot's label, not a judgement on the coin. Creators also earn on every trade, so a busy chart pays them whether or not holders make money.
Create the account at axiom.trade/@tradenow with an email address, a Google account or Phantom, and make sure the code field shows TradeNow. Then write the recovery phrase down.
Fund the Solana wallet with SOL for trades and fees, or buy up to $500 a week by card through Coinbase.
Select Moonshot in the Solana protocol filter and raise the market cap ranges to suit a curve that ends at $1 million.
Keep an eye on verification and Moonshot's home page, and have a preset ready for the moment a coin bonds.
Yes. Moonshot is the last protocol in Axiom's Solana filter, and Moonshot Create coins trade from the usual panel, presets and hotkeys.
For different jobs. Moonshot is easier for card purchases and one-swipe launches; Axiom trades the same on-chain coins with Pulse filters, holder data, migration orders at the $1 million bond and your own execution settings.
The launchpad inside the Moonshot app. A coin is created in one swipe, starts on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve and bonds into a full Meteora pool at a $1 million market cap.
The pool charges 0.5% per trade before bonding and 0.3% after, with up to half going to the creator. Axiom's own fee comes on top at 1%, or 0.8% with TradeNow; the Moonshot app charges 2.5% on trades up to $100 and 1% above.
When it reaches a $1 million market cap. The bonding process then moves its liquidity from the curve into a full Meteora pool automatically.
Not necessarily. Moonshot says verification is neither an endorsement nor a recommendation; it mostly affects how visible a coin is in the app.
Because bonding starts at a $1 million market cap, about twenty times the level at which a pump.fun coin graduates, so coins spend much longer on the curve.
No. Moonshot Create coins sit in Meteora's public programs, where Axiom reads them. Moonshot runs its own app.
Disclaimer: A coin that has not bonded can lose most of its value on the curve, and crypto is volatile. Not financial advice. Moonshot's fees and bonding rules are taken from its help center in September 2026 and may change; fee totals are DefiLlama's. Axiom Pro is an independent affiliate and has no relationship with Axiom Trade, Moonshot or Meteora. Use at your own risk.