Pulse: feel the pulse of the market
Pulse streams every new Solana launch across three synchronised tables. Filter it down to the launches worth your size, then buy from the row with a single click.
How it works
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Watch New Pairs
Brand new launches stream into the first table the moment they are created. No refresh, no waiting on a launchpad site to catch up.
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Track Final Stretch
Tokens approaching 100% of their bonding curve move into the second table. This is the window before migration to Raydium, when position sizing matters most.
- 03
Confirm in Migrated
Freshly migrated tokens land in the third table with live market data, so you can trade the post-migration book instead of guessing at it.
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Quick Buy from the row
Every row carries a lightning-bolt Quick Buy button. Click it and the order goes out at your preset size, without opening the token page first.
Three tables, one continuous feed
Most traders run token discovery across three or four browser tabs: a launchpad site for new mints, a chart site for the curve, and a DEX aggregator for anything that has already migrated. Every tab has its own refresh cycle, and every refresh cycle costs you the part of the move that matters.
Pulse collapses that into a single view. New Pairs, Final Stretch and Migrated sit side by side and update in real time from the same data pipeline, so a token you spotted at mint stays in your line of sight through the curve and out the other side. You are watching one lifecycle, not three disconnected snapshots.
The tables are built to stay readable at speed. Rows carry market cap, age and change so you can size up a launch in a glance, and the Quick Buy control is always in the same position on every row, which means your hand learns the target instead of hunting for it.
Fourteen filters that cut the noise
Discovery is not a volume problem, it is a filtering problem. Hundreds of tokens launch in an hour and almost none of them are tradeable. Pulse ships fourteen customisable filters so you can define what tradeable means for you once, and only see rows that clear the bar.
Set a floor on liquidity and volume so you are never looking at a market you cannot exit. Cap top 10 holders %, dev holding %, snipers % and insiders % to screen out supply that is concentrated in a handful of wallets. Watch bundle % to flag coordinated buys, and pro traders % to see when experienced wallets are already positioned.
- Age, transactions, number of buys and sells
- Top 10 holders %, dev holding %, snipers %, insiders %
- Bundle %, holders, pro traders %
- Liquidity, volume, market cap
Built to replace laggy launchpad sites
Launchpad front-ends are built to list tokens, not to trade them. They poll on an interval, they queue writes, and they hand you off to a separate interface the moment you want to act. In a market where migrations happen in seconds, that handoff is the whole trade.
Pulse is built the other way round: the feed exists so you can execute from it. Quick Buy fires against Axiom's own execution path with your preset size, MEV protection mode and slippage already applied. Pair it with hotkeys from Instant Trade and you can work the feed without ever moving your hand to the mouse.
When a token in Final Stretch is about to migrate, migration sniping can take the trade for you automatically, and Trader Scan tells you who is on the other side of the book once you are in.
- Space + 1Buy 1 SOL
- Space + 2Buy 2 SOL
- Space + QSell 50%
- Space + WSell 100%
Keep reading: the Docs: finding tokens covers the exact settings, and How Pulse finds runners before they migrate walks through how traders use it in a session. Fees, cashback tiers and the referral structure are on pricing.
Pulse questions
Pulse streams updates in real time. New Pairs, Final Stretch and Migrated all repopulate as blocks land, so you never refresh to see the current state of a launch.
Each row surfaces holder count, top-holder concentration, dev holdings, liquidity, bundled-buy flags and paid-promotion signals, so you can discard obvious traps before opening the chart.
Final Stretch shows tokens close to 100% of their bonding curve, which means migration to Raydium is imminent. Migrated shows tokens that have already completed that move and are live on Raydium.
Yes. All fourteen filters are customisable and apply to the tables as you set them, so you can shape each column around the launches you actually trade.
Quick Buy executes with your configured preset amount, slippage and MEV protection mode, so a one-click order carries the same protections as any other trade on Axiom.
The only trading platform you'll ever need
Discovery, execution, perpetuals, yield and rewards in one non-custodial app. Currently on Solana, with more chains planned.