Finding tokens
Axiom Explore, Trending and Watchlist
Pulse shows you tokens as they launch; Explore shows you which ones are getting traded. Its Trending view ranks tokens by activity over a time frame you choose, filters narrow the list, a star adds any token to your Watchlist, and the Similar Tokens panel with OG Mode finds older high-cap tokens with the same name. Together they are the slower, more selective half of token discovery on Axiom.
The two Explore views
| View | Ranking | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| New Pairs | Freshly launched tokens | A calmer version of the Pulse New Pairs column |
| Trending | Trading activity over a selected period | Spotting tokens that already have volume behind them |
Axiom's docs describe Trending as the way to "spot early momentum" and let you change the time frame to see what is gaining traction now versus over the last hour or day. They also carry a warning worth repeating: not all high-volume tokens are genuine. Wash trading, where one actor trades with themselves to manufacture volume, puts tokens on trending lists everywhere.
Explore filters
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Dex Paid | Shows only tokens whose project has paid for an enhanced DEX listing. Often read as a sign of a funded team, though it can be bought by anyone |
| Top 10 Holders % | Caps how concentrated the supply can be |
| Liquidity ($) | Minimum and maximum pool size |
| Volume ($) | Trading volume in the selected period |
| Market Cap ($) | Target a size band |
| Txns | Number of swaps in the period |
The Search filter deserves a mention: Axiom's docs call it a tool for sniping specific tickers, meaning you can sit on a ticker and catch its launch. Be aware that tickers are not unique, so confirm the contract address before buying.
Watchlist
Click the star next to any token to add it to your Watchlist, then open the list from the star at the top right of the terminal. It is the simplest way to follow a token across sessions without re-searching for it, and to compare a handful of candidates before choosing one.
Similar Tokens and OG Mode
The Similar Tokens panel lists other tokens that share a name or ticker with the one you are viewing. That matters because every successful memecoin spawns copies, and buyers routinely purchase the wrong one. OG Mode is a toggle on this panel that surfaces the oldest tokens with the highest market caps, which Axiom's docs describe as frequent targets for pumps because of their established status. Use it to identify the original before you trade, or to find the legacy token when a narrative returns.
A research workflow using Explore
- Open Trending on a short time frame to see what is moving right now.
- Apply Dex Paid and a minimum liquidity to remove the thinnest launches.
- Star three or four candidates.
- On each token page, check Trader Scan and the bundle percentage, and glance at Similar Tokens to confirm you are on the original.
- Check the wallet tracker for buys from wallets you follow.
- Size the trade against liquidity and place it with your usual settings.
Explore FAQ
What does Dex Paid mean on Axiom?
The token's project has paid for an enhanced listing on a DEX screener. It signals a team willing to spend, not legitimacy.
What is OG Mode?
A Similar Tokens setting that filters for the highest market cap and the oldest token sharing a name, so you can find the original rather than a copy.
How is Trending different from Pulse?
Pulse is a launch pipeline ordered by stage. Trending is ordered by trading activity and can include tokens of any age.
Is Explore available on mobile?
Yes, in the mobile browser version of the terminal. See Axiom on mobile.
Sources: Explore Tokens and Similar Tokens pages on docs.axiom.trade. Read 5 November 2026.