Solana memecoins from scratch. Together, we will set up a wallet, explore Axiom and learn to read signals, charts and community discussions — before pressing Buy.
Risk comes firstMemecoins can lose their entire value. This guide teaches you how to use the tools; it does not promise returns. You can start by observing, without buying.
01
Three concepts to start with
The network, its native coin and the tokens on it are different things.
Network, SOL and tokens: one diagram, three roles
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NETWORK
Solana
A blockchain where applications run and tokens are issued. Every transfer in this guide uses the Solana network.
NATIVE COIN
SOL
Used to pay network fees. In this guide, SOL is also used to buy memecoins. Keep some of your balance aside for fees.
TOKENS
Memecoins
Tokens built around a meme, character or news story. Their prices depend heavily on demand and attention. A familiar name can be copied — check the address.
Why do people talk about “multiples”?
A doubling is called “2×”; a tenfold increase is “10×”. A small token can rise sharply when buyers arrive — and fall just as sharply when interest fades. A rise on the chart does not mean you can sell your entire position at that price.
I'm Antei LTDI have been studying Solana memecoins for about two years. I have bought after sharp rises, missed news and paid for alpha groups. Here, I organize what I have learned: how to use the tools and what to ask before entering a trade.
Real SILLY and WIF stories: behind the big numbers
SILLY · AS OF DEC 27, 2023
≈ $62 purchase
According to Lookonchain, some of the tokens had been sold for approximately $528,000 by that date. The remaining tokens were valued at about $1.5 million.
According to Lookonchain, part of the position was sold for SOL worth about $1.21 million at the publication date. The remaining position was valued at approximately $2.91 million.
These are rare historical cases, not results a beginner should expect. The value of remaining tokens is not sale proceeds, and proceeds are not net profit. A sale for SOL does not establish that funds were withdrawn to a bank. No full independent audit of these wallets was conducted for this guide.
02
Set up a Phantom wallet
We will follow the recovery phrase route. You can use the browser extension or mobile app.
Public address and recovery phrase: know the difference
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Open the official website
Go to phantom.com/download and choose your browser or phone. Install Phantom using the link on that website.
Create a new wallet
Click Create a new wallet, then select Create a Recovery Phrase Wallet. The wording depends on the version and language.
Protect access on your device
Set a password in the browser, or enable the available biometric authentication on your phone. This protects local access; it does not replace your recovery phrase.
Write down your secret phrase offline
Keep the words in their exact order in a secure place. Anyone who obtains this phrase can control the funds. Do not send it to support, bots or in messages.
Finish setup
Follow the remaining prompts in the app. Open the wallet and find SOL. You do not need to fund the wallet yet to explore the interface.
You can share your address. Never share your secret phrase.Your address is needed to receive a transfer. Your recovery phrase and private key give control over your funds. A normal website connection does not require you to enter your phrase.
Phantom also supports creating a wallet with Google / Apple. This guide follows one straightforward route. Official guide ↗
Your wallet is ready: the Home screen
After setup, open the Phantom icon in your browser. An empty wallet may show a welcome message and options to add SOL.
Phantom Home after wallet setup
An empty-wallet example from Phantom help. Your account name will be different. Official Phantom help ↗
Check the selected account at the top
The example shows Account 1. The address and balance you view next belong to this account.
Find Receive, the third button in the lower row
It opens your receiving addresses. The next section shows the full route.
Find Send, the first button on the left
It starts a transfer out of your wallet. For now, just locate it.
03
How to buy SOL with a card and cash out
The specific services from my posts: options for Russia and Belarus, followed by options for international cards.
Receive SOL: select Receive → copy your Solana address
① Receive → ② the copy icon next to Solana
The yellow markers are part of the original help image. The address is shortened on screen; the button copies it in full. Official Phantom help ↗
Click Receive on Home
A list of networks opens, as shown on the right.
Find Solana and click the two-square icon
It copies the selected account’s address. The neighbouring icon displays a QR code.
Paste your address in the sending service
Select SOL on the Solana network, check the address and start with a small test. Use your own Phantom address, not the example in this image.
On mobile: + → Receive → Tokens / Solana
Open the menu using + in the lower right, choose Receive, then the Tokens tab. Check that Solana appears below the QR code and tap Copy Address. Some versions show a network list before the QR code.
Phantom mobile: receiving and choosing a network
Use Tokens / Solana to receive SOL. The final Cash screen refers to a separate account and is not needed for this step. Official Phantom help ↗
Send SOL from Phantom: start with Send
Send is the first button on the left
This image shows the first transfer step; the next fields appear after you choose a token. Official Phantom help ↗
Click Send and choose SOL
The transfer form for the selected token opens.
Paste the recipient address and enter an amount
For an exchange transfer, get its deposit address for SOL / Solana. Leave SOL for the network fee.
Click Next and review the details
Check the recipient, amount and costs. Confirm only the transfer you intend to make, then check its status and arrival.
First, prepare your Phantom address
Install Phantom from the official website
phantom.com/download links to supported apps and extensions. Wallet creation is covered in the previous section. If your setup uses a recovery phrase, store it offline; an exchange service does not need it.
Open Receive → Solana
Copy the public address of the selected Phantom account. This is where the purchase provider should send SOL. Do not paste a token address from a trading signal.
Choose the exchange direction
To buy: your currency and payment method → SOL on the Solana network. To cash out: SOL → your currency and an available bank payout method. A purchase option does not mean the reverse sale is available for the same country and card.
Buying: four visible stages
A process diagram, not an interface screenshot. Exact button names and terms depend on the selected service.
RUSSIA AND BELARUS
Five resources from post #2039
This list comes from my post dated September 27, 2026. The specific services are preserved below; their exchange options have been checked against accessible service pages as of October 9, 2026.
RUB / SBP
Maze Broker
The post described buying SOL with a Russian card or SBP, Russia’s Faster Payments System. The current homepage shows buying and selling USDT for rubles, account sign-in and identity verification. A direct SOL purchase was not confirmed on this page.
What to do: open the exchange section and check for SOL before paying. If only USDT is offered, that is a different asset: obtaining SOL would require a separate exchange and extra costs. Do not send USDT for a SOL order.
A cryptocurrency and bank-payment exchange service. Its form lists Solana SOL, Sberbank, T-Bank, Alfa-Bank, Raiffeisen, SBP and RUB/BYN options. A currency list alone does not confirm every possible pair.
What to do: select SOL under “You send” to cash out or “You receive” to buy, then choose your bank and currency. Check that the form quotes that exact pair, including its minimum, reserve and final amount. VTB was mentioned in the original post; check its availability separately in the form.
The original material described exchanging SOL and paying out to Russian bank cards. The indexed official website lists Solana SOL, but its current exchange form could not be verified because the site restricted automated access.
What to do: open doubleswap.pro, check the SOL ↔ bank pair, the amount you will receive and the order-processing rules. The post’s “no hidden payments” claim and years-in-business figure are not guarantees of current terms.
The post listed it for exchanging SOL to Belarusian bank cards. The site currently opens a “You send / You receive” form, rules and AML/KYC information. The SOL → BYN direction was not separately confirmed during this check.
What to do: select SOL and your bank in BYN if that pair is available. Read the rate-locking terms and optional services in the order: the site includes manual processing. Compare the final BYN amount, rather than a “best rate” promise.
The post listed it for BYN card exchanges and rate locking. Current directions and the rate-locking point were not confirmed: the official domain displayed protection against automated requests.
What to do: find the exact SOL ↔ BYN direction, your bank, the limit and rate rules on the site. If the direction is unavailable or the terms are unclear, do not send funds based only on an old illustration.
How to compare options for Russia and BelarusEnter the same starting amount in available forms and compare the final SOL or RUB/BYN after all costs. Check required documents, the bank, minimum, reserve and processing time. A service’s inclusion in a post does not confirm eligibility for an individual user or rule out bank checks.
Original guide: card / SBP → SOL → card
Original illustration from post #2039. This is the author’s material dated September 27, 2026. The image’s “reliable” and “verified exchanges” wording does not mean an independent service audit; check current exchange directions in the descriptions above.
INTERNATIONAL CARDS
Paybis, MoonPay, Mercuryo and Ramp Network
In post #2041 , three SOL purchase providers are covered. The attached image also shows Ramp Network for cashing out. Your country of residence, bank and payment method determine which options are available.
Paybis
Official pages cover buying SOL and selling SOL. To buy, choose the amount, currency and a payment method offered by the service, then provide your external Phantom address and complete the required checks.
To sell, use Sell, choose an available payout method and send only the SOL amount specified in the order. A “no Paybis fee on the first purchase” promotion does not remove every cost: check the final quote.
Supports buying SOL and selling SOL for a fiat payout. The purchase page lists cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay and Google Pay; the actual options are determined during checkout.
Select SOL, the amount and your Solana address. If MoonPay appears as a purchase provider inside Phantom, review its quote there. For cashing out, separately check whether payment to your bank account or card is available.
A payment provider and cryptocurrency purchase widget used in wallets and apps. Its official SOL guide describes choosing the currency and amount, a Solana address, a payment method and identity checks; it also describes Sell mode.
Select SOL in the form, paste your Phantom address and compare the final quote. If using a wallet’s built-in purchase button, verify that Mercuryo is selected and that the offered country, asset and payment method match your circumstances.
The global illustration lists it as a cash-out option. Its official Solana sale page describes exchanging SOL for conventional currency paid to an available account or card.
Choose the amount, specify your country of residence, complete the required steps and set the payout method. Then send SOL using the order’s instructions. Check timing and costs before confirming; they depend on the region and payout method.
What to check instead of the old fee tableThe post and illustration contain percentages, country counts and estimated times. They are not a current fee schedule. For your actual order, compare the card charge, SOL received, included fees and whether a separate withdrawal is needed. For a sale, check the net payout and how it will arrive.
Real Paybis form: card → SOL
Official Paybis page, captured October 9, 2026. The site supplied the displayed values; this is an interface example, not a recommended amount or a current quote.
What to select in this form
“You spend”
Enter your amount and card currency. The screenshot shows EUR selected by the site; your currency and available methods may differ.
“You receive”
Check that SOL / Solana is selected. This field shows the SOL amount offered in the service’s current quote.
“Fees are included”
Expand the breakdown and compare the final amount. Watch the quote timer: the rate can refresh.
“Buy Solana”
This starts the purchase checkout. The provider then asks for the necessary information and receiving address. No purchase was made for this tutorial.
Original global guide: buying and selling SOL
Original illustration from post #2041. Preserved in full. Its percentages, times and geographic coverage belong to the original material, not a verified personal quote today.
What the cash-out route looks like
Selling: from SOL to your payout
A process diagram, not an interface screenshot. Exact button names and terms depend on the selected service.
Buying: from your card to SOL in Phantom
Choose an available service and the correct pair
Under “You send,” choose your currency and card/SBP/bank; under “You receive,” select SOL. Confirm Solana as the receiving network and check the final amount and minimum.
Paste the address from Receive in Phantom
Compare the full address after pasting it. A Solana address can receive different assets: selecting USDT in the form does not turn it into SOL.
Read the terms and pay for that specific order
Complete the required checks on the official site. Review the final quote, payment details and payment deadline. For a first exchange, use a small amount that meets the minimum.
Verify receipt
Wait for SOL to arrive in the intended Phantom account and keep the order number or transaction link. Leave some SOL for network fees. Do not pay again while the first payment’s status is still being clarified.
Cashing out: from SOL to your bank card
Open Sell / the reverse exchange
Under “You send,” select SOL; under “You receive,” choose the currency and available bank/card. If your funds are in a memecoin, it must first be exchanged for SOL; the payout service may not accept that memecoin.
Check the payout before sending SOL
Provide the details required by the service and check the final amount, limit, order expiry and identity-check requirements. Do not reuse an address from an earlier order.
Send using the current order’s instructions
In Phantom, select Send → SOL, paste the service’s address and check the network, address and amount. If the funds are in Axiom, first check how to withdraw SOL to your Phantom. Do not confuse a receiving address with a token’s CA.
Keep confirmation and wait for payment
Check the transaction and order status, then verify receipt in your bank account. Do not reduce an existing order by sending an arbitrary “test” amount: create a separate eligible small order for a test. Reserve SOL for the network fee in advance.
Never share your recovery phraseA purchase provider needs your public receiving address; a sale provider needs the transfer specified in its order. Receiving funds does not require sharing your recovery phrase or private key. Enter card details and documents only with your chosen provider, not on this tutorial website.
04
Three platforms. One approach to checking.
The main walkthrough uses Axiom. We will also look at community discussions in GMGN and FOMO.
AxiomMY ROUTE
For finding tokens, using charts and filters, and tracking wallets. Personally, I find it convenient to analyze trades here.
The platform links contain the author's referral IDs. Check each service for its referral program terms. Registration, feature availability and fees differ between platforms.
Sign in to Axiom with Phantom
Open Axiom using the link above
Check the domain axiom.trade. Click Signup / sign in and select Connect with Phantom, if that option is available.
Read the request in Phantom
Make sure the request comes from the intended website. Do not approve a transaction you do not understand or enter your recovery phrase to connect.
Check the selected trading wallet
Signing in with Phantom does not itself transfer your balance into Axiom. In the deposit section, the platform shows the address of its trading wallet.
Fund that specific address if needed
Send SOL over the Solana network, starting with a test. Verify that it arrives in the selected Axiom wallet. Save a backup way to access it if the platform offers one.
② Select Connect with Phantom
Reference screenshot from Axiom. Email and Google are also available. Do not enter personal information on this educational website.
① Deposit → open funding
Select Deposit in the balance menu. This opens funding; clicking it does not itself transfer money.
The SOL receiving address appears at the next step and is not shown here. Check the selected wallet address and the Solana network.
Names and tickers are not unique. You need the mint address — the token's own address, often labeled CA. It is not your deposit address.
Open the result and check the address again
The entire address must match. You still need to check when using a ready-made button in Telegram: make sure it opens the right token on the right network.
Look at the chart, trades and holders
Expand the chart's time range to see the movement before the signal. Then examine buys, sells and token distribution. Do not draw a conclusion from a single green candle.
Quick-buy buttons take actionQuick Buy and the lightning icon may submit a trade using preset parameters. While learning the interface, do not use them as a way to open a token page.
Pulse: three stages in a token's life
NEW PAIRSJust launchedNew tokens and pairs. Little history, plenty of uncertainty.
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FINAL STRETCHNear the transitionThe initial trading curve is nearing completion.
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MIGRATEDMigration completeLiquidity has moved to a trading pool. This is a stage, not a quality rating.
③ Filters are beside the column headings — outlined in the screenshot
What does migration mean for Pump.fun?After the initial bonding curve is completed, liquidity moves to a PumpSwap pool. Older Axiom materials still mention Raydium; for this process, follow Pump.fun's official documentation. Other launchpads may work differently.
06
Check the token, not just an attractive number
One metric cannot give you the answer. What matters is how they fit together.
Read the figures in a real signal
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AgeToken age
How long the token has existed. A new token has little history; an older one may have lost attention. Age alone does not make an entry attractive.
HoldersHolder addresses
How many addresses hold the token. This is not the number of independent people: one person may control several wallets.
LiquidityLiquidity
Funds in the trading pool used for swaps. With low liquidity, your purchase or sale can move the price significantly.
VolumeTrading volume
The total value of trades over a selected period. Compare matching time intervals and inspect the trades themselves: volume can be artificial.
Top 10 HoldersConcentration
The share held by the largest holders. Check which addresses are counted, including pools and linked wallets. A large sale can affect the price substantially.
Market CapMarket capitalization
The token price multiplied by the supply used in the calculation. This is neither the money in the pool nor the amount all holders can withdraw.
Dev / Insiders / BundleDeveloper and connections
Additional indicators of distribution and early purchases. Examine history and connections; automated labels may be wrong and may miss risks.
Filter example: Holders ≥ 100
Open the filters for the relevant column, find Holders and enter 100 as the minimum. Apply it and see which tokens disappear. This demonstrates how the filter works; it is not a “profitable setting” or a safety threshold.
There is an original news source, different participants explain their actions, and the chart and trades help check their claims. This is a reason to continue your analysis.
REASON TO PAUSE
You cannot verify it
The address is unclear, the news exists only in retellings, liquidity is low or someone is pressuring you to “buy now”. Skipping a trade is a valid decision.
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Where holders discuss tokens — and what to look for
A holder is someone who owns the token. Read their opinion with that financial interest in mind.
Turn a discussion into a fact check
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An active community is a reason to look closer
I pay attention to tokens with substantive discussion: people bring news, ask questions and explain their positions. Compared with an empty feed, this gives you more information to analyze demand.
Discussion → verify the news → chart and actual tradesMessage count alone does not show the probability of a price rise. Hype may be manufactured or already priced in. Look for reasons behind the interest, then check them — do not buy solely because the chat is busy.
GMGN
Callout: views on a specific token
Open the token using its full address and find Callout. In the interface shown, it is to the right of the chart. Read the author, text and publication time. Activity shows trades, not discussion.
④ Callout on the right ↓ The same token's chart on the left
Actual GMGN screenshot taken on October 9, 2026. PQC is shown only to explain the interface, not as a recommendation. The values in the screenshot are historical. About Callout ↗
What to notice
Does the post contain a verifiable argument, rather than just “to the moon”?
When was the post published relative to the price movement?
Does the author still hold a position, or have they already sold? Labels do not replace verification.
What to keep in mind
GMGN has paid pinned posts.
Best Callout highlights a successful outcome; it does not guarantee the quality of future predictions.
Posting your own view may require a linked X account and a minimum position; check the terms in the form.
FOMO
Thesis: why someone entered or exited
Open the token page and find the Thesis tab or the token's Token Feed feed. In this screenshot, Thesis is below the chart. Participants explain their trading decisions, and others reply in comments.
Read the argument itself
What does the author see as the source of demand? Is there a link to the event or original source?
Open the replies
Are there substantive objections and clarifications? Disagreement can help you notice what you missed.
Consider visibility filters
The feed may depend on minimum position size and other settings. Few visible posts do not always mean there is no community.
A Thesis is the view of someone with a positionFOMO ties publishing a thesis to holding the token. This is not independent research or a commitment by the author to keep holding.
Actual FOMO screenshot taken on October 9, 2026. The same token is shown to compare the interfaces.
A closer look: arguments, authors and replies in Thesis
Look at the message's meaning and timing, not just its reaction count.
Five questions to ask about any “hype”
Where is the original source?
Open the original post by the project, the person reporting the news or the official account. A screenshot of someone else's retelling does not verify an event.
Is this definitely the same token?
Compare the full address. Matching names and avatars do not establish a connection to the news.
When was the news published?
Compare the time with the chart. By the time discussion becomes widespread, the main price move may already be over.
Different people or identical slogans?
Repetition and synchronized posts are reasons to check for possible coordination. They do not automatically prove bots are involved, but they make the discussion less informative.
Do the trades support the story?
Check liquidity, buys, sells and concentration. Both message counts and volume can be manufactured.
Axiom's Callouts tab is also visible in the author's screenshots below. Its contents are not open in the supplied image. To verify news, use original sources and the available Twitter Monitor.
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Observe wallets
A public address lets you study actions. It does not explain the owner's motives.
① Wallet Manager → Add Wallet at the bottom right
Select Add Wallet at the bottom right to add a public address to your watchlist.
The Live Trades tab is at the top. Some rows were already obscured in the original documentation screenshot.
Public addressA wallet address, not the token's CA
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Wallet TrackerAdd the address and a clear label
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History and Trader ScanStudy buys, sells and results
Look at a series of trades. One successful entry says little about someone's overall trading.
Separate realized and unrealized PnL. The first relates to the closed portion of a position; the second changes with the value of the remaining tokens.
Consider holding time. If a wallet trades within seconds, you are unlikely to replicate its entry manually at the same price.
Account for transfers. Tokens moving between wallets are not always being bought or sold; metrics need context.
Observation is not copyingA large wallet may have a different entry price, fees, time horizon and reasons for a trade. Its actions are an additional source of ideas.
Using a real Solana Insiders Meme Calls Radar post — from Telegram to your own checks.
Signal, peak and reading time are different points
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01Open the postCheck the time and full address
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02Choose a platformAxiom / GMGN / FOMO button
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03Check the tokenChart, participants, news
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04DecideConsider an entry or skip it
The channel publishes messages labeled NEW MEMECOIN FOUND. A signal helps you notice a token. Your entry conditions depend on when you read it, not on the old numbers in the post.
Post #26269 from October 8, 2026, 13:03:52 UTC+3. This image was assembled from the supplied HTML export, preserving the original post text. It is a historical example, not a current signal.
Prepare your windows in advance
Open Telegram and your chosen platform side by side. Sign in as usual. You do not need a funded balance for this learning exercise.
Start with the message time
Check how long it has been since publication. A signal from a minute ago and a message from yesterday are different situations. Check the time zone.
Find Contract Address
Copy the entire address or use a platform button. Do not search only for ATTENTION: the export contains different tokens with that name.
Click Buy AXIOM
This is a link to the token, not an automatic purchase. The GMGN and FOMO links in this post work similarly. Buying requires a separate action on the platform.
Compare the CA on the page that opens
It must match the signal's address in full. If the link is outdated or opens the home page, paste the CA into search yourself.
Compare the chart with the signal time
Look at the current price relative to the early movement. A rise in an old screenshot does not guarantee that buying now will deliver the same result.
Check interest and trading conditions
Read Callout / Thesis, open the news source and examine liquidity and distribution. Then define your risk and exit plan. If it is unclear, skip the trade.
How to read the numbers in this post
MC: $37,557.41Market cap in the post
This is neither the price of one token nor the money in the pool. The chart may show market cap instead of price — check its mode first.
Age: 25 secAge in the signal
The token is very young according to the bot. The market may already have changed by the time you open the message. The export does not specify exactly which event starts the age counter.
5m Volume$9,477.16 in this example
The reported volume over a five-minute window. If the token is only 25 seconds old, it does not yet have a full five-minute history.
Vol/MC: 0.2523Volume-to-MC ratio
About 25.23% of market capitalization. This is a ratio between metrics, not a return or a probability of growth.
Liquidity / Holders$23,240.31 / 65
Estimated liquidity and address count as reported in the post. Check them again on the platform — the signal does not update these numbers in real time.
Other fields: what is known and what needs clarification
Drop ATH — the reported decline from the high; the calculation window is not disclosed.
Migration — a migration indicator, not a quality seal.
DEX Paid — a payment indicator; the export does not identify the exact service or criterion.
Total Fees — a metric in SOL, not the fee for your future trade. Its components and calculation period are not stated.
KOL Wallet / Smart Wallet — wallet counts based on the bot's labels. The labeling rules are not described; zero does not prove there are no experienced participants.
Dev Migrated / Dev Launched / % — data on the developer's migrations and launches. In some exported posts, the counts and percentage do not agree, so conclusions need to be checked.
DEV contains an address and an amount in SOL. The meaning of that amount is not explicitly defined.
History Last Migrated: OFF is an unexplained status; it must not automatically be interpreted as “there have been no successful launches.”
The values come from a real post. The field names are explained by their meaning; the bot's internal algorithms could not be verified from the export.
The one-second chart and wallet markers
For a newly created token, the author demonstrates the 1s mode: each candle represents one second. It reveals more detail in early price movements, but also more noise. Switch to longer intervals for the bigger picture.
⑦ Your real example: the signal on the left → the Axiom chart on the right
Image from the supplied export, instruction post #26276. The author's “3.5×” annotation describes the selected chart movement, not a subscriber's verified profit. Prices and markers in the image are historical.
① The 1s interval
The selected timeframe is circled at the top left of the screenshot. Do not confuse the length of a candle with the token's total age.
② Circular markers
These show participants and tracked events on the chart in this interface. Open a specific marker to understand which transaction it represents. Many markers do not guarantee price growth.
Below the chart, the author's screenshot also shows the Callouts tab in Axiom. Its contents are not open in this image; detailed discussion examples from GMGN and FOMO appear above.
Exit examples from the pinned post: understanding the math
The author's instructions discuss two options: selling the entire position after a 100% rise, or selling half at 2× and keeping the rest. A −30% stop is also mentioned. These are planning examples, not universally tested settings.
An educational calculation without fees
Suppose a position was bought for $100. If the price exactly doubles, its value is $200. Selling half returns $100 before costs, while half the tokens remain. After fees and slippage, the amount returned will be lower. The remaining position can still lose its value.
A report of a price high is not an execution resultThe channel contains reports with multiples and WIN/LOSE labels. Without entry rules and accounting for latency, fees, and the order in which stop-loss and take-profit levels were reached, these figures cannot be treated as returns on subscribers' actual trades.
Another example from my channel: Rewards+
Compare the signal, peak and right-hand edge of the chart
Original image from post #2028, accompanying explanation #2027. Historical screenshot; 7× is the author’s annotation of a selected move.
Find the starting figures on the left
The signal shows MC $11,840.84 and Age 16 sec. These are the bot’s figures at the time of the post.
Follow the whole visible move
The chart reaches around $80,000 and then falls. The price available later is not the earlier peak.
Compare with your own observation time
Record when you read the signal and the price you could see then. A screenshot and its 7× annotation do not establish an executed trading return.
The 8 October 2026 post only announced plans for automated buying and selling. This guide covers the manual route: opening a token is separate from confirming a trade. Source post ↗
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Before buying: amount, exit conditions, costs
Plan first, then confirm. You can decide against a trade at any step.
1. Buy: Buy → Market → Amount → Buy
Axiom Docs ↗ · Official reference screen with guide arrows. Click to zoom.
① Buy → Market. Open the token using its full CA; verify the token and selected wallet. Buy is the purchase side; Market is a market order.
② Amount. Enter the amount in SOL. Keep SOL for fees and check the settings below.
③ Green Buy MLG. This submits the purchase. MLG is replaced by your token ticker. Check the amount and costs first; then wait for transaction status and the position to appear.
② Trading Settings → separate Buy / Sell Settings
Choose the relevant Buy Settings or Sell Settings tab. Review Slippage, Priority, Bribe, and MEV protection.
The 40% and 0.006 values in the official screenshot are historical examples, not recommendations. Do not copy them automatically.
Continue is at the bottom of the settings dialog. Read the final parameters again before submitting the trade.
Axiom Docs ↗ · Official reference screen with guide arrows. Click to zoom.
Sell part or all of a position
This is Axiom’s separate Instant Trade panel beside the chart. Its buttons buy or sell in one click.
① Check Holding. The token and remaining balance appear beside Sell. This reference screen shows zero holdings, so there is nothing to sell. In your account, first check that the purchased position has appeared.
② Sell 50%. The pink 50% button submits a sale of half the current holdings. 10% and 25% sell smaller portions. This is not a percentage selection followed by another confirmation.
③ Sell 100%. Submits a sale of all current holdings. Repeated partial sales use the remaining tokens as their base.
Settings first, click secondIn Instant Trade, a percentage button sends the trade immediately. Check the token, wallet, portion, fees and slippage before clicking. Screenshot values are not recommended settings.
After selling, open Activity, find Sell, and check the transaction, SOL received and remaining tokens. If the result is unclear, check its status before submitting another order.
3. Result: Portfolio → Spot → positions and PnL
Axiom Docs ↗ · Official reference screen with guide arrows. Click to zoom.
① Unrealized PNL Unrealized profit or loss on open positions. It changes with price until the tokens are sold.
② Active Positions Open positions. Bought is purchases, Sold is sales, Remaining is what you still hold.
③ PnL Position profit or loss. A green plus is positive; a minus is negative. This is not a sell button.
④ Total PNL Portfolio performance summary. The central chart shows changes over time; check the selected period.
⑤ Activity → Sell Trade history. Amount is transaction size, not net profit. Explorer links to the transaction for verification.
Public historical Axiom documentation example, not Antei LTD’s results or a return promise. Infinity% on a dust position with a zero base is not a meaningful return. Reconcile results with executed trades and costs.
A visual example of selling part of a position
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RISK
What can I lose?
Decide how much you can afford to lose. A memecoin can lose all its value, and sometimes selling a position is impossible.
EXIT
When will I exit?
Write down your conditions for taking a loss and taking profit. A stop-loss does not guarantee execution at the exact selected price during a sharp move.
COSTS
How much does a trade cost?
Check network and trading fees, priority fees, tips, and allowed slippage. Do not blindly copy someone else's settings.
If you decide to trade after your analysis
Check the token, wallet, and Buy side
Make sure you are buying the intended token with SOL from the intended trading wallet. Enter the amount, leaving some SOL for fees.
Read the final parameters
Review the expected token amount, the trade's price impact, and all displayed costs. Slippage is the permitted deviation in execution price; a high setting allows a worse price, rather than making the trade better.
Confirm and wait for the result
Watch the transaction status and position update. If the status is unclear, check the history and the transaction in a block explorer before buying again.
Use Sell to exit
Select the portion of the position you want to sell, then check the calculation and fees again. After execution, check the SOL received and the remaining tokens. A result shown in a screenshot before selling is not realized profit.
Your first exercise: no purchase requiredAnalyze several signals on paper: the time, the price when you observed it, your entry argument, reasons to skip, and planned exit. Later, compare your notes with what happened. Account for fees and the possibility that actual execution would have differed.
These checkboxes are your personal check on this page. No data is sent anywhere.
Four checkpoints before confirming
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a signal subscription to get started?
No. You can research trends, public wallets, and news yourself. A signal channel is an additional source of ideas and convenient links to tokens.
I have SOL in Phantom, but Axiom shows zero. Why?
Signing in through Phantom does not transfer funds. Check the selected Axiom trading wallet and its deposit address. Do not send another transfer until you understand what happened to the previous one.
Does a high holder count and an active chat mean a token is good?
These are reasons to investigate, not proof of quality. Addresses may be related, messages may be coordinated, and good news may already be priced in. Consider the arguments, history, trades, and liquidity together.
The token has already risen since the signal. Should I chase it?
An old signal does not lock in a price for you. Reassess the current conditions. If the price and risk no longer fit your plan, skipping is acceptable.
Can I use the same filters and simply buy everything?
No. A filter only narrows the list according to the conditions you specify. The Holders ≥ 100 setting in this lesson demonstrates the interface, not a ready-made trading strategy.
What does “×10” in a signal report mean?
Check the starting point used in the calculation and which peak was used. A rise to a historical high does not mean every subscriber could buy at the bottom and sell at the top. Fees, latency, and liquidity affect individual results.
What should I do if I do not understand a wallet request?
Cancel it and find out what the operation does. Never give your recovery phrase or private key to “support.” This guide does not ask you to connect a wallet and does not accept funds.
Prepared on October 9, 2026, from Antei LTD's script, supplied channel materials, and official documentation. Screenshots show interfaces at a particular moment, not current prices. No token shown is a recommendation to buy.
