Axiom Pro Pulse
Axiom Pulse: the new token feed, explained
Pulse is where Solana launches show up first inside Axiom. Three columns track a token from creation to DEX listing, and every row carries the data you need to decide in seconds. This guide covers each column, each data point and how to use them.
The three Pulse columns
| Column | What is in it | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| New Pairs | Tokens created in the last minutes on a launchpad bonding curve | Earliest entries; highest rug rate |
| Final Stretch | Tokens near the end of their bonding curve, about to migrate | Momentum plays before DEX listing |
| Migrated | Tokens that just listed on Raydium or PumpSwap with pooled liquidity | More liquid, more predictable, still volatile |
What each Pulse row tells you
- Market cap and liquidity. Liquidity under a few thousand dollars means your own trade moves the price.
- Age. Seconds since creation or migration. Speed matters most in the first minute.
- Holders and top-10 share. A high top-10 percentage means a few wallets control the exit.
- Dev holdings and history. How much the deployer keeps and whether their previous tokens survived.
- Bundle indicator. Flags launches where many wallets bought in the same block, a sign of fake demand.
- Socials. Linked X, Telegram or website. Absence is not fatal; a copied website is.
- Quick-buy buttons. One per preset. Orders go straight through MEV protection.
Setting up Pulse filters
Each column has its own filter set. A sensible starting point for New Pairs is a minimum liquidity, a maximum top-10 holder share, dev holdings under a threshold and at least one social link. Migrated can be looser because liquidity is real. Save the sets, name them, and switch between them as the market changes. Filters do not make a token safe; they remove the obvious traps so your attention goes to the rest.
Trading from Pulse
Click a row to open the token page with the chart, holders and trades, or hit a quick-buy button directly from the feed. The sniper guide covers presets, slippage and priority fees for launches. Arm a take-profit and stop-loss as soon as the buy fills; Pulse moves too fast to manage exits by hand.
New Pairs is the highest-risk column on any Solana terminal. Most tokens there are gone within the hour. Size accordingly.
Pulse vs Discover
Discover (axiom.trade/discover) lists tokens by volume and trend over longer windows, with more history and fewer rugs. Pulse is for the first minutes; Discover is for the first hours and days. Beginners should start on Discover and migrated tokens before touching New Pairs. The tutorial walks through both.
Pulse FAQ
What is Axiom Pulse?
Pulse is the real-time token discovery screen inside Axiom Trade. It shows Solana tokens at three stages: just created, about to migrate from a launchpad, and freshly migrated to a DEX.
Where is Pulse in Axiom?
Top navigation of the terminal, next to Discover. The direct URL is axiom.trade/pulse. Discover (axiom.trade/discover) shows trending tokens with more history.
Which launchpads does Pulse cover?
Pump.fun, Bonk/LetsBonk and other Solana launchpads, plus migrations to Raydium and PumpSwap. Coverage expands as new launchpads gain volume.
Can I filter Pulse?
Yes. Filters cover market cap, liquidity, holder count, top-holder percentage, dev holdings, dev history, age, and presence of socials. Saved filter sets can be toggled per column.
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