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Solana Trading Bot
Looking for a Solana sniper and copy trading bot? Axiom is the terminal Solana's memecoin crowd has traded from since the start of 2025: twelve launchpads in one Pulse feed, a migration sniper on its own nodes, three MEV modes, and a tracker that holds ten thousand wallets. Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off trading fees.
Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off fees
Axiom Trade Invite Code: TradeNow
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.
Axiom Solana terminal reel
Solana, Where Axiom Started
Axiom was built for Solana before it went anywhere else, and the chain still sets the tempo. Slots come every 400 milliseconds, fees are fractions of a cent, and on the ninth of September the network minted 263,000 new tokens in a single day, a record. Nearly all of them came from a dozen launchpads, and nearly all of them were dead by evening.
Two things make trading here different from the EVM chains Axiom added later. Position is bought, not queued: a priority fee and a tip to the validator building the block decide whether you land in this slot or the next, and sandwich bots live in that gap. And the venues are odd. A third of daily volume runs through pump.fun's own AMM, and of the SOL and USDC flow that goes through Jupiter, nine tenths ends up with proprietary market makers you cannot see, cannot LP into, and only ever reach through the router.
The terminal's job is to turn that into one screen. Twelve pads in a single feed, a sniper that fires at migration, fee presets you switch with one key, and a tracker built for following the people who are actually good at this.
Axiom Solana Trading Bot
Axiom or a Wallet and Jupiter?
Any Solana wallet can swap through an aggregator. What a wallet cannot do is show you a coin before it trends, tell you who holds it and get the order into a crowded slot.
Winning the slot
Presets carry a priority fee, a bribe and an MEV mode, and orders leave from Axiom's own nodes; a plain wallet swap gives you little say in either.
Ten thousand wallets
The tracker, Vision and the X monitor keep the people who move Solana coins beside the feed.
Exits and migrations
Migration orders, limit orders, take profit and stop loss run while you are away.
Axiom's 1%, or 0.8% with TradeNow, is a real cost, and for a plain SOL-to-USDC swap an aggregator is usually cheaper. For new coins the fee buys speed, filters and exits.
Solana Launchpads Axiom Reads
Twelve launchpads feed Pulse on Solana, and each one can be switched on or off in the protocol filter. This is what they actually are, because the rules a token lives under come from its pad, not from the chain.
Pump
Still the reference point. A billion supply on a bonding curve that graduates at roughly 85 SOL into pump.fun's own AMM, PumpSwap, with a fee that starts at 1.25% and steps down as the coin grows; the creator's cut peaks at 0.95%. Since May a coin can be quoted in USDC, and since 9 September in any of 93 assets, tokenised stocks included. Under 2% of coins ever graduate. The pump.fun page covers the fee bands and the sniper in detail.
Mayhem
Pump's experimental mode, chosen at creation and never afterwards. Supply doubles to two billion, the extra billion goes to an AI agent that buys and sells the coin at random for its first 24 hours, and whatever the agent still holds at the end is burned. Volatility on purpose. Axiom lists it as its own protocol so you can filter it in or out; the Mayhem section of the Pump.fun page shows how the agent skews Pulse.
Bags
Built on Meteora's dynamic bonding curve with the fee stream as the actual product. The creator picks a fee mode for good at launch and can split the creator share across up to a hundred people by username, which is why a Bags launch usually arrives with a whole cast attached. The Bags page lists the modes and what they cost.
Bonk
bonk.fun, on Raydium's LaunchLab, in two modes that Axiom files separately: Classic under Bonk and the creator-fee mode under Bonkers. Coins graduate into Raydium CPMM pools with the LP burned, and just over half of the platform's revenue now buys BONK for Bonk, Inc.'s treasury instead of burning it. The Bonk.fun page has the fees for both modes.
Stonkfun
Launches paired with almost anything. A new coin can trade against a tokenised stock, an ETF, a pre-IPO token or another crypto asset instead of SOL: SPYx, NVDAx, ZEC, HYPE and hundreds more. Since the first weekend of September its curves run on Raydium LaunchLab and clear more than half a million trades a day. STONK itself is quoted in SPYx. The StonkFun page covers reward coins and their tax.
Rise Rich
rise.rich, a floor-backed pad. Every token launches with a capped downside and built-in lending against it, at 1.25% per trade and 3% on a borrow. That is a different risk shape from a plain curve, and worth knowing before you size it like one. The RISE page explains the floor and where the fee goes.
Moonshot
Moonshot Create, the launchpad inside the Moonshot phone app. Coins start on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve and bond into a full Meteora pool at a $1 million market cap; trades pay 0.5% before bonding and 0.3% after, up to half of it to the creator. The Moonshot page compares the app's fees with Axiom's.
Liquid
Liquid.af, a bonding-curve pad that quotes launches in USDC rather than SOL, so the chart is in dollars from the first trade and does not wobble with SOL.
Printr
Omnichain launches across Solana, Base, BNB and five other chains from one form. The company wound down at the end of August; tokens already deployed keep trading, which is why it stays in the filter.
Surge and Soar
The two smallest entries. Surge launches coins for startups on Raydium's LaunchLab, about a hundred on Solana between March and September 2026, and is moving its launches to Robinhood Chain, paired with stock tokens. Soar is the least documented pad in the list. Both sit in the feed for the day one of them catches a runner; nobody wants to add a source after the fact.
Where Solana Volume Actually Goes
Solana has well over a hundred venues and ten of them handle close to nine tenths of the volume. The interesting part is which ten. Axiom reads them together so a token's price is the price and not one pool's guess.
PumpSwap
pump.fun's own AMM, where every graduated Pump coin lands. About a third of all Solana DEX volume on a normal day, with fees that fall from 1.25% toward 0.3% as a coin's market cap climbs.
Raydium
The v4 AMM, the concentrated pools, the CPMM, and LaunchLab underneath Bonk and Stonkfun. Second by weekly volume, and where most graduated coins that did not come from Pump live.
Meteora
DLMM bins for the tokens that make it, DAMM v2 beside them, and the dynamic bonding curve that Bags and a crowd of smaller pads launch on.
Orca
Whirlpools. Deep in majors, thin in memecoins, and the leg you route through without noticing.
BisonFi, HumidiFi, SolFi, ZeroFi, Tessera, GoonFi, AlphaQ, Scorch
Proprietary market makers with no public pools and no LPs. Between them they take more than nine tenths of the SOL and USDC flow routed through Jupiter, and BisonFi alone has led that pack for two months. You never trade on them directly. The router does.
Manifest, Byreal, PancakeSwap
An orderbook, Bybit's Solana venue, and PancakeSwap's Solana deployment. Real volume, almost all of it in majors.
Coins Priced in Stocks, Solana Style
The stock-paired launch reached Solana from two directions in one week. Stonkfun had been doing it on its own curves and moved onto Raydium LaunchLab on the first weekend of September; pump.fun answered on the ninth with Custom Pairs, 93 quote assets at launch, most of them tokenised stocks issued through Backed's xStocks and Backpack's Sunrise.
The mechanics are simple and the consequences are not. Every fee on a stock-paired coin, creator cut included, is paid in the stock token rather than SOL. The coin's chart moves with the stock as well as with the crowd. And the stock tokens carry their issuers' rules: who may hold NVDAx is a narrower question than who may use pump.fun, and the platform does not check for you.
Axiom charts these pairs in the asset they are quoted in. A coin against SPYx shows as a coin against SPYx, with the dollar figure beside it, which is the only way to tell whether it was the meme or the index that moved.
Solana Trading Bot
Execution on Solana comes down to three settings Axiom exposes and one it does not. The priority fee, 0.001 SOL by default, decides where you sit inside the slot. The tip, which Axiom calls the bribe, decides whether the validator includes you at all when a launch is hot. And the MEV mode decides who gets to see your transaction before it lands.
The modes are Off, Reduced and Secure. Off is fastest and naked. Reduced routes through Jito, which keeps most sandwich bots out for a small delay. Secure sends through whitelisted validators only, and for anything with slippage above a few percent it is the one to use, because the delay is smaller than the sandwich would have been. For trades you do not want on anyone's radar there is private submission through Husher and Vanish. The trade-offs are laid out on the MEV protection page and the presets on settings.
The one it does not expose is the submission path itself. The engine was rebuilt in mid-2025 around Axiom's own nodes, and on a contested launch it is the difference between this slot and the next. That is not a setting. It is most of the reason people use the terminal.
Solana Sniper Bot
Pulse is the sniper's screen: New Pairs, Final Stretch and Migrated, with fourteen filters covering age, holder concentration, dev share, sniper and insider percentages, bundles, liquidity and volume. On Solana the middle column is the one that pays, because a Pump coin at 80% of its curve is minutes from graduating, and the pool that opens on PumpSwap is where the second wave buys.
The migration sniper exists for that exact moment. It watches the curve and sends the buy from Axiom's own nodes the instant the pool exists, which is the job people used to run a separate bot for. Set the sniper fee, click, wait. There is a sell side too, for the times the token that migrated turns out not to be the one you meant.
Then the presets carry it: size, slippage, priority and tip, and which contract checks reject a token before the buy is even built. P1, P2 and P3 sit on the panel and switch with one click. Which filters earn their keep is on the memecoin sniper page.
Solana Copy Trading
Copy trading follows addresses. Add a wallet, cap the size, and its entries mirror into yours inside that cap.
Finding the wallets is the real work, and Solana is where Axiom's tools for it run deepest. Vision surfaces KOL and insider wallets out of the flow itself. Trader Scan sits in the orderbook and shows, per wallet, what they bought, what they sold, their realised PnL and how long they have held. The tracker takes ten thousand addresses and sits beside Pulse, so a tracked wallet's buy appears next to the token it bought.
Callouts, Callers and Streams add the human layer: who called it, what they hold, and the stream it happened on. Two years of Solana memecoins have produced a lot of wallets that look brilliant for a week. Watch one through a bad week before you size up behind it. The mirroring rules are on the copy trading page, the follow view on wallet tracking.
What Axiom Runs on Solana
Pulse, fourteen filters
Twelve pads in three columns, filtered down to the handful worth a click.
Migration sniper
Buys, or sells, the instant a curve graduates into its pool.
Three MEV modes and private submission
Off, Reduced through Jito, Secure through whitelisted validators; Husher and Vanish for the rest.
Vision and Trader Scan
KOL and insider wallets surfaced from the flow, and every trader's book on any token.
Tweet monitor
Built in, free once you have traded 5 SOL of volume, and you can add your own handles.
axiSOL and rewards
Stake idle SOL to Axiom's zero-commission validator, and earn cashback of up to 0.25% on every trade.
Getting Started on Solana
Enter invite code TradeNow
Use axiom.trade/@tradenow with email, Google or a wallet you already have, keeping invite code TradeNow in the referral field. A trading wallet is created for you and the key is yours to export.
Fund it in SOL
Deposit, convert from another chain inside the terminal, or buy with a card. A few SOL is plenty to start; fees are cents.
Build three presets
Priority, tip, slippage and MEV mode for a quiet market, a normal one, and the launch you refuse to miss. You will switch between them more than you expect.
Filter, track, arm
Pulse filters to kill the noise, the wallets you want beside the feed, and the migration sniper armed on whatever survives.
Where Solana Bites
The expensive mistake here is bringing a quiet-afternoon preset to a launch everyone wants. Priority fees and tips escalate within seconds on those, and a preset built for calm either fails to land or lands at a price you would never have agreed to. Most people who trade Solana seriously keep one preset for exactly those launches and never touch it otherwise.
The quieter mistake is reading the feed as opportunity. A quarter of a million tokens in a day means almost everything scrolling past is already finished, and the ones that look cheap are cheap for a reason. Under 2% of Pump coins graduate at all, and Pump is the pad with the best odds.
And the pads themselves move under you. Printr closed in August with its tokens still trading. Mayhem doubles supply on purpose. Rise Rich lends against a floor. Pulse prints the pad beside the ticker so you can see which set of rules a coin lives under before you buy it, and it is worth the half second to look.
Axiom Solana — FAQ
Does Axiom support Solana?
Yes. Solana is the chain Axiom was built on. It sits first in the chain selector, and HOOD, BNB, Base and ETH were added on top of it.
Why trade Solana memecoins on Axiom instead of a wallet?
A wallet swaps what you already found. Axiom finds launches across twelve Solana pads, shows holder and bundle data, lands orders with bribes, MEV modes and its own nodes, and runs migration orders and exits.
Which Solana launchpads show up in Pulse?
Twelve, each switchable in the protocol filter: Pump, Mayhem, Bags, Bonk, Bonkers, Rise Rich, Stonkfun, Printr, Liquid, Surge, Soar and Moonshot.
What does the migration sniper do?
It watches a bonding curve and buys the instant the token's pool opens on PumpSwap or Raydium, through Axiom's own nodes, so you do not need a separate sniper bot. There is a matching sell side for tokens that turn out not to be the one you meant.
What are the MEV modes?
Off, Reduced and Secure. Reduced routes through Jito; Secure goes through whitelisted validators only and adds a small delay. Private submission through Husher or Vanish is available on top of either.
Can I trade coins paired with tokenised stocks?
Yes. Stonkfun coins and pump.fun Custom Pairs chart in the stock token they are quoted in, such as SPYx or NVDAx. Those stock tokens carry their issuers' eligibility rules, which are narrower than the launchpad's own.
How fast are fills on Solana?
A slot is 400 milliseconds and where you land inside it is decided by priority fee and tip. Finality is still around twelve seconds; Alpenglow, scheduled to start activating from late September into October, is meant to bring it close to 150 milliseconds.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer: crypto assets are volatile and most launchpad tokens go to zero within hours. Tokenised stocks used as quote assets carry their issuers' jurisdictional restrictions. Not financial advice. Features and launchpad support are set by the platform, which may change them at any time. Use at your own risk.