Research tools
Axiom Trader Scan
Trader Scan sits inside Axiom's order-book view and shows, for every wallet active in a token, how much it bought, how much it sold, what it still holds, its realised profit or loss, and how long it has held. Axiom built it so you can tell whether a wallet is accumulating, offloading or flipping. Used before a trade, it is the fastest way to find out who you would be buying from.
What Trader Scan shows
| Column | Meaning | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Bought | Total the wallet has bought | Size relative to the pool |
| Sold | Total it has sold | Sold more than bought means it is out and up |
| Balance | What it currently holds | Large balances are future sell pressure |
| Realised PnL | Profit or loss already locked in | Consistent winners are candidates for your tracker |
| Hold time | How long the wallet has held | Seconds means flipping; hours or days means conviction |
Axiom's docs frame the benefits as transparency, strategic analysis of who is accumulating versus selling, and a read on sentiment from wallet longevity and patterns.
A thirty-second pre-trade check
- Open the token page and the holders or trader view.
- Sort by balance. If a handful of wallets hold most of the supply, you are relying on them not to sell.
- Look at the top holders' hold times. Minutes-old positions at the top of the list are snipers waiting for you.
- Sort by realised PnL. If the best-performing wallets have already sold, the easy money has been taken.
- Cross-check with the bundle percentage. Bundled wallets that still hold are the single biggest red flag.
Reading the patterns
| Pattern | Likely meaning |
|---|---|
| Top wallets bought early, sold most, keep a small bag | Distribution done; the token is in retail hands |
| Top wallets bought early, sold nothing, hold time short | Supply overhang; they are waiting for buyers like you |
| Many mid-size wallets with long hold times | Genuine holder base |
| Same wallets buying and selling repeatedly within minutes | Wash trading to manufacture volume |
Finding wallets to track
Trader Scan is also the best source for the wallet tracker. On tokens that performed well, sort by realised PnL and look at hold times. A wallet that entered early, held through the move and sold near the top on several tokens is worth following. Add it with a label that reminds you why.
Limits
Trader Scan shows on-chain activity for one token at a time. It cannot tell you whether two wallets belong to the same person, whether a holder intends to sell, or what happened on other tokens without opening them. It is a snapshot of behaviour, which is still far more than a price chart shows.
Trader Scan FAQ
Where is Trader Scan in Axiom?
Embedded in the order-book interface on the token page, according to Axiom's docs.
Does it show unrealised PnL?
Axiom's docs describe realised PnL. Unrealised value can be inferred from the balance and current price.
Can I see a wallet's history across all tokens?
Not within Trader Scan, which is per token. For a wallet's full history, open it on Solscan or add it to the tracker.
Is Trader Scan available for every token?
Axiom says it works for any token you are tracking in the terminal.
Sources: Trader Scan page on docs.axiom.trade. Read 5 November 2026.