Axiom Wallet Tracker
Axiom's wallet tracker is the feature its own docs say makes Telegram wallet bots unnecessary. Add the wallets you care about and their buys and sells turn up where you already look: on the chart, in a column next to Pulse and in small pop-ups. Here is how to set it up, read it and keep it useful. Code TradeNow takes 20% off the trades it leads you to.
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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 Wallet Tracker and Pulse feed
What does the Axiom wallet tracker do?
It watches addresses for you. Each wallet you add, up to 10,000 of them, carries an emoji and a name, and its trades are pushed to your screen as they happen: marked on charts, listed beside Pulse and shown as alerts. Lists you already keep elsewhere can be imported, BullX among the sources.
It does not trade for you. What you do with a signal is your call, and the copy trading page covers that side.
| Where | Bottom-left corner of the terminal |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Up to 10,000 wallets |
| Adding | Emoji, name and address |
| Importing | From other platforms, BullX included |
| Alerts | On charts, beside Pulse, as pop-ups |
| Cost | No subscription; trading fees only |
| X accounts | Tweet monitor, free after 5 SOL of volume |
Adding and Importing Wallets
Open the tracker from the bottom-left corner and click Add Wallet. Axiom asks for three things: an emoji, a name and the address. The emoji matters more than it looks, because it is how you tell groups apart once alerts start stacking up, say one symbol for KOLs, one for suspected insiders and one for your own spare wallets.
Coming from another terminal, there is no need to retype a list. The tracker has an import feature, and Axiom's docs name BullX as a source. Since July 2025 one list can hold 10,000 wallets, far more than anyone can read, so the real work is choosing which ones earn a place.
Reading the Tracker
Since the July 2026 update, Pulse and the tracker share one view, as the video shows: new launches stream in on one side and tracked wallets' entries and exits on the other. A buy from a tracked wallet is also drawn on the chart of that coin, and the trades panel can be filtered down to tracked wallets alone.
Pop-up alerts are set in Live Trades settings. You pick what each one shows, such as the trade type and when the token was created, whether it gets a coloured border, and how many seconds it stays up. Short durations suit a long list; longer ones suit a handful of wallets you really follow.
Tracking Across Chains
The tracker is not limited to Solana. BNB Chain and Ethereum addresses go into the same list, and your tracked wallets stay with you when you switch the chain selector. Expect a different rhythm on each chain: BNB traders crowd the Four.meme and Flap launches, while an Ethereum wallet trades less often and in bigger size, so a week of watching it can tell you less than a day on Solana.
The X Monitor Beside It
Wallets are half of what moves a memecoin and posts on X are the other half. Axiom's tweet monitor scans crypto accounts, follows handles you add and has its own notification settings, and it is free once your account has traded 5 SOL. Inside Pulse, a coin built on a tweet can show that tweet in a preview. The Twitter tracker page covers the monitor.
Keeping the List Useful
A tracker full of wallets you never check is noise. Prune it once a month: open Trader Scan on the last few coins each wallet traded and drop the ones whose realised PnL has turned. The best signal the tracker gives is agreement, several unrelated wallets buying the same coin within minutes, and you only notice it when the list is small enough to read.
Setting Up the Wallet Tracker
Enter invite code TradeNow
Open your account through axiom.trade/@tradenow so the referral field carries TradeNow; acting on a wallet you track then costs 0.8% a trade, not 1%.
Add your first wallets
Bottom-left corner, Add Wallet, then an emoji, a name and the address.
Import an old list
Bring wallets over from BullX or another platform instead of typing them.
Tune the alerts
Choose what each pop-up shows and how long it stays in the Live Trades settings.
Axiom Wallet Tracker — FAQ
How many wallets can Axiom track?
Up to 10,000 in one tracker list, the limit since July 2025.
Can I import wallets from BullX?
Yes. The tracker's import feature takes lists from other platforms, and Axiom's docs name BullX specifically.
Is the Axiom wallet tracker free?
There is no subscription or charge for tracking. You pay only the fee on trades you make, 0.8% with code TradeNow.
Which chains does the tracker cover?
Solana, BNB Chain and Ethereum addresses go into the same list, and it stays with you when you switch chains.
Does the tracker copy trades automatically?
Axiom's documentation does not describe automatic copying. Tracked trades arrive live, and any copy is a one-click buy you make yourself.
Can I track X accounts as well?
Yes, with the separate tweet monitor, which is free after 5 SOL of trading volume and can follow handles you add.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer: a tracked wallet shows what someone did, not what they will do next, and some wallets trade knowing they are watched. Everything here reflects Axiom's docs and product clips, checked in September 2026. This is not financial advice, and Axiom Pro runs apart from Axiom Trade.