How to Track Wallets & Copy Trade on Axiom Pro

Trading on Axiom can move quickly, however with the right strategy, filters and awareness. You can turn a sea of chaos into a channel of controlled opportunity. The purpose of this guide is to walk you through not just what buttons to press, but the reasoning behind every choice. From setting your filters and choosing your risk levels, to recognizing trends and avoiding common traps. It’s meant for traders who want to move fast but also smart. For those who understand that success doesn’t come from following hype, but from mastering a consistent process.

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Understanding Trade Speed & Filters

Your trading success on Axiom, especially in fast moving meme environments, depends heavily on a few factors:

1. The quality of the tools you use
2. The quality of your filters
3. Your ability to move quickly when opportunity presents itself, and
4. Learning  / communicating in select alpha groups

The faster you trade, the more those elements start to overlap. Poor filters mean wasted time and hesitation means missed entries.

If you prefer to take things slow, focus on projects that can hold their value over a few hours or days. This approach allows you to be more selective and measured in your decisions. Although if your intention is to trade quickly, where seconds make a difference. Your focus should to be on using the appropriate tools, along with setting filters that help you avoid rugs, and identify short term upside.

In either case, filters almost act as your first layer of defense. They shape the kind of projects you even see on your screen and help you separate potential winners from distractions. Once you’ve set them properly, your process becomes less reactive and more strategic. Having a strategy is what allows you to stay focused in such a volatile fast paced market, that is always changing. ⁽¹⁾

Building a Repeatable Strategy

Once you’ve found a method that gives you results, the key is to keep refining until it becomes second nature. A lot of traders waste time jumping from one “alpha” group to another. Essentially chasing calls from people who might not even trade consistently themselves. What matters more is that you understand why your method works, how to replicate it, and how it can be improved consistently over time. Understand, test repeatedly, see results and move forward.

You don’t need a dozen tools to get the job done. You need a few that you understand well, along with filters that reflect your personal risk tolerance and style. New traders often assume that having more dashboards, alerts and trackers, automatically means better results. Although in practice, it just means more distractions.

Understand the importance of filtering before you start depending on outside information. Build your own way of identifying strong projects, instead of relying on groups or influencers to tell you what to buy. If you understand the structure of a good entry; volume, holders, dev behavior, liquidity etc. You’ll be able to outperform most people who just copy trade without much thinking.

“Just like consistent shooting with proper fundamentals, develops your form as an athlete. Consistent wallet tracking with proper understanding, develops your strategy as a trader.”

Tracking Wallets on Axiom

Before you can copy trade effectively, you need to know who’s worth copying. Fortunately wallet tracking gives you that foundation. In the Axiom app on desktop:

• Head to Trackers → Wallet Manager. From there, you can manually add individual wallets that you want to follow, or import lists if you already have sources you trust. Once added, you can set up alerts (visual & audible) that notify you when these wallets buy, sell or make any move that matters (you can change the sound for preferred traders).
• You’ll also see two key tabs. Live Trades and Monitor. These sections give you visibility into the trader’s activities, such as; the time of their entries, market caps and the tokens they interact with most. The information helps you identify which wallets are disciplined and which are just gambling.
• When you hover over a trade / trader on the Live Trades page. Axiom gives you the option to copy trade instantly. The Monitor page allows instant copy trading as well. It’s fast, simple, and when used wisely, in conjunction with alerts / notifications. Can be very effective.
• You can take this a step further by adding the Twitter handles of traders or KOLs you follow directly into Axiom. This integration allows you to keep up with their trades, posts, and engagement patterns in real time. Giving you both the data and social context of what’s moving.

The most important thing to remember is that the wallets you choose to track, determine the quality of the data you’ll be working with. If your list is full of inconsistent traders, you’ll be chasing inconsistent results. Although, if you carefully curate your list and monitor their long term success. You’ll start identifying patterns that can be repeated and refined over time.

Tracking wallets is not a requirement to copy trade on Axiom, but doing so can give you an advantage. It helps you spot reliable traders, instead of copying random wallets. Or, digging through new pairs. Just like consistent shooting with proper fundamentals, develops your form as an athlete. Consistent wallet tracking with proper understanding, develops your strategy as a trader. ^{(2, 3)}

For more information on effectively tracking wallets, see our article here.

*Note: We recommend curating your own list of wallets, but this list from Dune Analytics can get you started.

Setting Filters in Axiom’s Trackers & Pulse

After you’ve chosen which wallets to track, the next step is configuring the filters in your Trackers → Live Trades / Monitor sections and in Axiom’s Pulse section. This determines which trades / projects even show up on your radar.

• Transaction Types: In the Trades section of the Trackers page, click the Filters button to choose which transaction types you want to be notified about. For example: first buy, buy more, sell all etc. This helps you focus on the specific behaviors that matter most to your strategy.
• Market cap is also important: A conservative approach begins around $100K or more. This helps you avoid ultra low cap traps, where liquidity is weak and risk is highest. A more moderate range around $50K can still give you flexibility without throwing you into the deep end. Anything around $10K or lower. Is typically reserved for experienced traders, who already know how to handle volatility and react instantly.
• Token age is also something to consider: When trading at this pace, you generally don’t want to touch tokens that have been live for too long. If a pair has been sitting for over an hour. It’s often either evolving into a longer term meme, or already on its way to zero. The sweet spot for this method is usually between 0 and 60 minutes. Fresh enough to catch early movement, but not too late for when volume slows down.
• Projects with market caps below $10K: Are almost always major risks. Many of these tokens start in the $4-6K range (mostly on pump.fun) and either fizzle out or disappear completely after an initial spike. Once a project has been sitting at that level for too long, the odds of it running again are slim. Especially if there is little to no volume.
• Volume is another essential metric: A healthy project generally has at least $100K+ in 24-hour trading volume. That kind of movement indicates liquidity and genuine market interest. Not just manipulated or temporary pumps. However, when trading faster to catch earlier opportunities, you might want to change this to $20K+.

Setting filters properly is about protecting your time and your capital. It’s the first real test of discipline, not so much in trading, but in choosing what not to trade.

*Note: Volume is more important on the Pulse page, but still adjustable in the Filters on the Monitor page, under Transactions.
**Note: When your filters are set properly and a legitimate project appears in the trades, monitor or migrated sections. Your chances of taking a heavy loss immediately, drop significantly. It doesn’t remove the risk entirely, which is why staying alert and reacting quickly still matters at this pace.
***Note: As easy as it is to view projects from the Monitor / Pulse page alone. It’s a better idea to click into the project and get a first hand view, as opposed to just looking at their details in the list view.

Core Trading Settings

When trading on Axiom, small details in your setup can make or break a trade. Three of the most important factors are slippage, priority fees (bribes), and MEV protection.

Slippage

Slippage controls how much price movement your transaction can tolerate, between when you press buy or sell and when the transaction is confirmed. For quick trades, a range between 20-30% usually performs well. During highly active launches or hype driven plays. You might need to raise it closer to 50% to ensure your transaction doesn’t fail. When selling, you can often keep the same slippage range of 20-30%. A failed transaction at the wrong moment can end up costing more than a bit of slippage. Not so much in fees, but in lost opportunity. Missing the entry often means missing the move entirely.

Priority / Bribe Fees

Priority and bribe fees are another factor to manage. Think of them as tips to speed up your transaction in crowded markets. The default setting usually works fine, but during busy trading sessions. Increasing your priority free to around 0.002 (2 gwei for BNB) and bribe fee to around 0.01 (5-6 gwei for BNB), can make a big difference. When selling, a smaller priority amount, around 0.001 (1 gwei) is often enough but you can keep it the same. It’s about timing and competition; the more you’re willing to pay, the faster your trade goes through.

MEV Protection

MEV protection stands for “Miner Extractable Value,” and it prevents bots from front-running your transactions. This means they see your trade coming and slip ahead of you to manipulate price. It’s a helpful safeguard when you’re trading, or when performing bigger trades with a large portfolio. However when trading quickly, MEV protection can slow confirmation times. This small delay might cause you to miss entries or exits during volatile periods. If you’re trading smaller amounts and using a smaller portfolio, MEV protection is generally not needed.

The general rule is simple: use MEV protection when moving bigger amounts cautiously and disable it when speed is your main priority.

Front-Running: For example, if a token’s market cap is around 30K and MEV protection isn’t enabled. Bots can front-run your order, pushing the price to say 32K or even 35K before your buy goes through. *Jaredfromsubway

Note: Recommended priority and bribe fees are actually displayed in the Axiom app at the bottom of the screen on desktop for Solana.

Avoiding Scams

The reality is simple, there are far more scams than genuine projects out there. Especially in fast moving meme markets. Quick launches and high turnover make it easy for bad actors to take advantage of traders moving too fast. This has created the perfect environment for quick rugs, bundled wallets and fake volume plays. When you’re trading at speed, your ability to investigate deeply is limited. So learning to spot red flags early, kind of becomes a survival skill. The filters and tools in this guide will help you avoid most of the traps, but unfortunately not all of them.

• Bundlers are one of the biggest red flags to watch for. That’s when a small group of wallets control a large percentage of the token supply, even if it looks spread out on the surface. Ideally, you don’t want to see bundlers controlling more than 10% of a project’s total supply.
• Top holders should also be diversified. When 30-40% of supply is concentrated among a few wallets (this also includes insiders), it creates a constant threat of large sell offs. Dev wallets fall into this same category. If the developer holds more than 30-50%, the risk of a rug or major dump is extremely high. Try to aim for a maximum of around 10%, some may even say up to 30%.
• When reviewing projects, it’s worth checking the percentage of tokens held by the dev. If you see the letters DS (Dev Sold) beside the project, it’s usually a “bullish” indicator. A sign that the dev has already taken profit. Essentially reducing the risk of a sudden rug, and often signaling a healthier setup for new investors.
• Snipers are another area to keep an eye on. Some traders will tell you that if a project has up to 25% sniper wallets, it’s best to avoid entirely. In our experience, anything around 10% or higher is already a sign to tread carefully, especially in fast moving launches where snipers can heavily influence the early price action.
• Another key factor is volume. A project’s 24-hour volume should be at least half of its market cap. If the ratio is much lower, there’s a chance the numbers are inflated or artificially supported. You can cross check this with the global fees paid metric. For example, if a token has a market cap of 100K but the global fees show under 0.5 SOL or 0.1 BNB, that is something to make note of.
• Funding sources are another layer of insight. On Axiom, you can often trace where wallets were funded from. If most of the early wallets or top holders were funded by the same source, that’s suspicious. You want to see a healthy mix of incoming transfers from major exchanges like Coinbase or Binance. Not just cloned wallets that appear to be feeding each other.
• Lastly, use Axiom’s Bubble Maps feature to visualize wallet clusters. It’s not perfect as not every bundle will be visible. Although you have a few bubble map options. They give you a strong overview of how supply is distributed, and whether control looks natural or manufactured.

Trend Awareness

Crypto trends shift fast, especially in meme markets. At different times of the year, certain themes dominate; seasonal jokes, animal tokens, parody coins and cultural memes. We’ve seen trends such as Pwease, WOF, Morning Routine (Meowtine), and even simple humor based tokens like Farts (and every related fart term). In 2024, there was almost a trend every season / holiday.

Some of these trends lasted for weeks, while others burned out in a few days. The pattern is usually the same: a single idea takes off, copycats flood the market, and early entries outperform while late entrants get stuck.

Trading within trends requires awareness and restraint. You want to catch momentum and not hold it until it reverses. Be mindful that scammers often exploit these waves by launching copy paste projects with similar names. Knowing traders are moving quickly and not doing deep research. A good habit is to look for genuine traction. Activity on Twitter, repeat mentions, memes spreading organically. When a trend feels overly forced or looks like dozens of identical tokens launched within hours (or minutes). In our opinion, it’s time to move on to the next.

The faster you move, the more important it becomes to also know when to stop.

Reading the Charts

At this trading pace, reading the chart is about reaction speed and pattern recognition more than deep analysis. A 5 sec to 1 min timeframe gives you enough range to see whether momentum is building or fading.

If you notice the volume bars at the bottom of the chart shrinking compared to the early activity, it’s a sign that interest is fading and liquidity is thinning out. This usually means the project’s run is ending, even if the price hasn’t dropped yet.

Trading quickly means taking profits faster, too. The longer you hold in a volatile meme environment, the higher your chances of being caught by a sudden dump or rug. Watch for sharp wicks, long red candles or repeated small dips. These are often early signs that insiders are unloading.

Charts are your real-time confirmation tool. They don’t tell the full story, but they help you avoid ignoring what’s right in front of you.

*Note: When looking at 5 sec to 1 min charts, you still need to remember. When in doubt, zoom out!

Additional Notes and Risk Zones

• As mentioned earlier, always keep an eye on market cap and fees. If the market cap looks healthy but global fees remain extremely low, the numbers don’t line up. As a result, it might be manipulated.
• Your filters should never remain static. The crypto market evolves constantly, and a setting that worked perfectly last month might be ineffective now. As volume trends, liquidity conditions, and chain behaviors shift, your setup should shift with it. Adaptation keeps you relevant.
• No single metric will confirm whether a project is safe. Always cross check what you see; volume, holders, funding sources, behavior etc, before making a move.
• If you come across a repeat rug or a developer you don’t want to see again. Axiom lets you blacklist that address and hide its tokens from your feed. It’s not foolproof and a new wallet can always appear. Although it helps keep your view cleaner and focused on legitimate projects.
• When you click the Wallet Tracker at the bottom instead of the Trackers link at the top, it opens as a movable pop-up. You can drag and position it within your layout, keeping it visible while you trade or monitor new opportunities in real time.
• One thing to keep in mind is that Axiom isn’t an exchange. It connects you to multiple exchanges and lets you trade through its interface, but it doesn’t hold your funds. Think of it more as a smart trading dashboard than a wallet or exchange.

Axiom Trade Code & Cashback Info

Axiom rewards active traders who bring others into the ecosystem. Signing up with our invite code, or entering code “sdfu” at sign up. Gives you 10% lifetime cash back on all trades. It also qualifies you for a 2X points multiplier along with potential airdrops.

If you share your early access code with other traders and they trade through your referral. You’ll also receive SOL or BNB rewards based on their activity and your multiplier tier. Your multiplier tier grows with your total trading volume on Axiom.

For the record, it’s not just about referrals. These programs can help offset fees, effectively giving you a discount the more active you become on the platform.

Final Thoughts

The goal of this guide isn’t just to show you which buttons to press, it’s to teach you a way of thinking. Fast paced trading isn’t about luck. It’s about preparation, discipline and repetition. The traders who succeed on Axiom aren’t necessarily the fastest. They’re the ones who consistently apply the same logic every time they enter a position.

Track wallets that perform well, set intelligent filters, understand your speed and protect yourself from scams. Take profits early, learn from your losses and refine what works.

You don’t need to predict every move in the market. You just need to be ready for the ones that make sense. That’s what turns fast paced trading from a gamble into a strategy.

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FAQ

1. Why update Pulse filters if you’re already tracking wallets?

Updating Pulse filters isn’t required, but it helps reinforce good trading habits. Applying consistent filters across both areas reduces distractions and helps to ensure you’re spotting quality projects throughout the app. Not just within isolated wallet data. It also gives you a strong baseline to adjust from as the market evolves.

2. Can I copy multiple wallets at once on Axiom?

Yes, but it’s not always smart. Copying multiple traders at the same time can cause overlapping positions or conflicting trades. Start small and follow a few proven wallets. Learn their patterns and then expand once you understand how their trading styles differ.

3. What should I do if my Axiom trades keep failing?

Check your slippage, priority fee and MEV settings first. Low slippage or under tipping during high network activity, can cause failed transactions. Also confirm you’re using enough SOL or BNB for gas. In most cases, raising slippage slightly or bumping priority fees fixes it.

4. What should I do if my Axiom trades keep failing?

Axiom itself doesn’t store your funds. It connects to on-chain data and existing exchanges. Rather than connecting your wallet, it allows you to create one (many) to deposit your SOL or BNB. However, always use a dedicated trading wallet (not your main holdings) when using any trading platform. Keep your private keys offline and avoid connecting to unverified clones or links.

Page Last Reviewed / Updated: 25-October-2025