Instant Trade and hotkeys: one click, zero hesitation
Instant Trade puts buy and sell one click away from the chart you are already reading. Hotkeys remove the click entirely.
- Space + 1Buy 1 SOL
- Space + 2Buy 2 SOL
- Space + QSell 50%
- Space + WSell 100%
How it works
- 01
Set your presets
Define the SOL amounts you buy in and the percentages you sell in. These become the buttons and the keys you trade with.
- 02
Trade from the chart
The Instant Trade popup sits beside the chart. Buy and sell are single clicks, so your eyes never leave price.
- 03
Bind the keyboard
Space plus a key buys a preset SOL amount or sells a percentage of your holdings. No mouse travel, no menu.
- 04
Confirm in Portfolio
Fills land in your Portfolio activity feed with explorer links, so the audit trail is there when you review the session.
The popup lives where you are already looking
Most trading interfaces make you choose between reading the chart and placing the order. The order ticket sits in a panel, the panel needs focus, and focus costs a beat. On a token that moves 40% in ninety seconds, a beat is the difference between a fill and a chase.
Axiom puts the trade popup directly beside the chart. Buy and sell are single clicks at your preset size. Nothing expands, nothing overlays the candles, and the position of every control stays fixed so muscle memory does the work.
The same popup respects the settings you configured once: slippage, priority fee, bribe and MEV protection mode. You are not re-deciding safety parameters on every click.
Hotkeys for the trades you take repeatedly
Traders who work launches take the same shapes over and over: a small starter, a scale-in, a half exit, a full exit. Those four actions do not need a mouse.
Hold Space and press a key to buy a preset SOL amount. Hold Space and press another to sell a percentage of your current holdings. The keys are yours to configure around how you actually size, and they work while your cursor stays on the chart or in Pulse.
Hotkeys pair naturally with Pulse. You can scan the feed, watch a row cross your filter thresholds, and take the position without ever leaving the keyboard.
- Space plus a key buys a preset SOL amount
- Space plus a key sells a percentage of holdings
- Presets are configurable per amount and per percentage
- Works alongside Pulse, Explore and the chart view
One-click is not the same as unprotected
Speed without protection is just a faster way to get filled badly. Every Instant Trade order carries your MEV protection mode, which can be Off, Reduced through Jito submission, or Secure through whitelisted validators. Slippage limits apply, and priority fees and bribes can be left on smart auto-recommendations that balance inclusion speed against cost.
If you want price certainty rather than immediacy, limit orders cover the other half of the problem: set the exact level, walk away, and let Axiom execute. Instant Trade is for the moment you have already decided.
Keep reading: the Docs: Instant Trade and hotkeys covers the exact settings, and Limit orders vs sniper bots: why the bots lose walks through how traders use it in a session. Fees, cashback tiers and the referral structure are on pricing.
Instant Trade and hotkeys questions
No modal stands between you and the fill by design, which is the point of Instant Trade. Your preset sizes act as the guardrail, so keep them at amounts you are comfortable sending instantly.
Yes. Select the wallets you want active and a one-click order routes to each of them with your configured size per wallet.
Yes. Both the SOL buy amounts and the sell percentages are configurable, and the hotkeys map to whatever presets you set.
Hotkeys are built for the trading view, so you can execute while reading the chart or working the Pulse feed without moving your hand to the mouse.
No. Instant Trade uses your configured slippage, priority fee, bribe and MEV protection mode on every order.
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