Solana token sniping: first into every migration
Sniper Buy takes the position the instant a token migrates from pump.fun to Raydium. Sniper Sell pre-sets the exit in case the migration is the top.
How it works
- 01
Find the candidate in Final Stretch
Pulse surfaces tokens approaching 100% of their bonding curve. That is your shortlist for migration.
- 02
Arm Sniper Buy
Set the size you want filled the moment migration completes. Axiom submits it on its own custom nodes.
- 03
Arm Sniper Sell if you want the hedge
Pre-set an exit that fires on migration, so a fake move out of the curve does not trap you in size.
- 04
Tune the sniper fee
Sniper fees are configurable. Pay more for inclusion priority on a contested migration, pay less when it is quiet.
Migration is a race measured in blocks
When a token completes its bonding curve on pump.fun and migrates to Raydium, the liquidity picture changes in a single instant. The first orders through define the opening range, and everything after them is paying for information that is already public.
Sniper Buy exists to be in that first group. You arm it in advance, and when migration lands Axiom submits your order immediately through its own custom nodes rather than queueing behind a shared public endpoint. That infrastructure is the difference between watching a migration and being in it.
The setup work happens before the event, when you have time to think. At the moment of migration there is nothing left to decide.
Sniper Sell protects against the fake
Not every migration is a launch pad. Plenty of tokens complete the curve, print one candle and unwind immediately, and the traders who get hurt are the ones who bought the migration with no exit plan.
Sniper Sell lets you pre-set an exit that fires on migration. If the move is real you can cancel and ride it. If it is a fake, your size is already out. It converts an unhedged race into a defined-risk one.
Both sides carry configurable fees, so you can decide how aggressively to bid for block inclusion on each individual setup rather than accepting one global setting.
- Sniper Buy fills automatically on migration to Raydium
- Sniper Sell pre-sets an exit that fires at migration
- Executed on Axiom's custom nodes
- Configurable sniper fees per setup
Read the launch before you arm it
Sniping is only an edge when the token is worth sniping. Before you arm anything, use the Bundle Checker to see whether buys are landing in coordinated blocks, and check dev holding %, snipers % and insiders % in Pulse to understand how supply is distributed.
After the fill, Trader Scan shows you exactly who else is in and what they are doing with it, so you can tell an accumulating book from a distributing one within the first minutes of trading.
| Block | Txns | Wallets | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| #284,119,402 | 7 | 7 | Bundled |
| #284,119,403 | 2 | 2 | Clean |
| #284,119,411 | 5 | 4 | Bundled |
| #284,119,418 | 1 | 1 | Clean |
Keep reading: the Docs: migration actions covers the exact settings, and A trader's guide to migration sniping walks through how traders use it in a session. Fees, cashback tiers and the referral structure are on pricing.
Migration sniping questions
Yes. Sniper Buy uses a fixed amount you set per migration, so exposure per event is bounded before it triggers.
Nothing guarantees block inclusion on Solana. Automatic execution, priority fee and bribe settings improve your odds, but competitive migrations remain a race.
It automatically buys a token the instant it migrates from pump.fun to Raydium, submitted through Axiom's custom nodes rather than a shared public endpoint.
It pre-sets an exit that fires on migration. If a migration turns out to be a fake move, your position is already out rather than waiting on a manual click.
Yes. Sniper fees are configurable, so you can bid harder for inclusion on a contested migration and pay less when competition is thin.
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