Research tools
Axiom wallet tracker
Axiom's wallet tracker lets you add any Solana address, give it a name and emoji, and then see its buys and sells as live markers on your charts and alongside the Pulse feed. Axiom built it to replace Telegram wallet-alert bots. This guide covers setup, reading the signals, importing an existing list from BullX, and how to decide which wallets deserve a place on the list.
Adding a wallet
Open the Wallet Tracker
Axiom's docs place it in the bottom-left corner of the terminal.
Click Add Wallet
Fill in an emoji, a name and the wallet address, then click Add Wallet. The emoji is what you will see on charts, so make it distinct.
Watch for signals
Axiom shows live alerts on charts when a tracked wallet buys, so you can track what its docs call "confluence and hype" as influencers and smart-money wallets act.
Where the signals appear
| Place | What you see | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Token chart | Markers where tracked wallets bought or sold | Context for a token you are already looking at |
| Pulse | Real-time feed of tracked wallets' buys while you browse launches | Catching a wallet's entry into a brand-new token |
| Tracker panel | The list of wallets and their recent activity | Reviewing who has been active |
Importing wallets from BullX
Axiom's docs state that users who were previously on platforms like BullX can import wallets directly into the tracker using the import feature. Since BullX paused trading in June 2026, this is the route most former BullX users take. Export your list from BullX, use Axiom's import option in the tracker, and check the labels came across. More on the move in Axiom vs BullX.
Choosing wallets worth tracking
A tracker is only as good as its list. Three sources work:
- Trader Scan on tokens that did well. Open the holders of a token that ran, sort by realised PnL and hold time, and add the wallets that bought early and sold well. Axiom's Trader Scan shows exactly that data.
- Known influencer wallets. Useful for anticipating hype, with the caveat that influencer buys are often followed by influencer sells.
- Wallets that keep appearing. If the same address shows up early in several tokens you watched, it is doing something systematic.
Prune regularly. A list of 200 wallets produces noise; a list of 20 that you understand produces signal.
What a tracked buy does and does not tell you
A buy from a wallet you respect means that wallet thought the entry was worth a shot. It does not mean they will hold, that the size was meaningful to them, or that they are not part of the token's own team. Copying a buy without checking the bundle percentage and liquidity turns a research tool into a way to be exit liquidity for the wallet you admire.
Privacy note
Everything the tracker shows about other wallets is public on-chain data. The same is true of your wallets, which is one reason Axiom offers multi-wallet for spreading activity across addresses.
Wallet tracker FAQ
Is the Axiom wallet tracker free?
Yes. It is part of the terminal for every account.
How many wallets can I track?
Axiom's docs do not state a limit. In practice, a short list is more useful than a long one.
Can I import my BullX wallet list?
Yes. Axiom documents an import feature in the tracker for users coming from platforms like BullX.
Does it track sells as well as buys?
Axiom's docs emphasise buy alerts for confluence. The tracker panel and chart markers reflect tracked wallets' activity on the tokens you view.
Sources: Adding Wallets and Monitor Wallets pages on docs.axiom.trade. Read 5 November 2026.