On this page
- Axiom public API
- None published; unofficial SDKs use your account's session
- Axiom fee
- 1%, less 0.05–0.25% cashback by volume
- BLIX trade API
- pump.fun curve and PumpSwap by hand; 2% (1.6% invited); local-sign
- Sends
- Helius Sender staked path, re-sent until it lands
- Same key
- 61 data endpoints, AI reads, stream
- Community
- The BLIX Discord, with your account
A bot's options
| Unofficial Axiom SDKs | BLIX trade API | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Reverse-engineered; break with Axiom's releases | A documented, versioned API (v1) |
| What a bot holds | Your Axiom session (your account) | An API key that can only build and send for wallets you sign with |
| Who signs | Axiom's wallet, through your session | You, with your own key |
| Fee | Axiom's 1% less cashback | 2% a trade, 1.6% with an invite, inside the transaction |
| Speed path | Axiom's | No router round trip: one account read, then staked sends with your priority fee and tip |
| Stream | Axiom's private websocket | WebSocket, PumpPortal-compatible, with the account |
| Data on the same key | Axiom's private endpoints | Pulse, holders with snipers and bundles, candles, AI grades, wallets (61 endpoints) |
Axiom's own documentation describes Pulse's three tables and filters (docs.axiom.trade); it lists no developer API. Facts checked October 10, 2026.
Axiom's Pulse filters, as API fields
The filters Axiom's Pulse offers (age, top-10 %, dev %, snipers %, insiders %, bundle %, holders, liquidity, volume, market cap, transactions) are fields on every row of GET /api/pulse (hl.t10, hl.dev, hl.ds, hl.sn, hl.bd, buys, sells, liveVol, mcap), so the screen you filter by hand on Axiom is a filter in your bot here, with the build call one line later. See the Axiom API page for the data side.
A Pulse rule as code: buy on the ledger, sell half on migration
// Node 20+. An Axiom-style rule as code: watch the Final stretch, act on the holder ledger, sell half once it bonds.
const H = { authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.BLIX_KEY}`, "content-type": "application/json" };
const api = (p, body) => fetch(`https://blixvip.com/api/${p}`, body ? { method: "POST", headers: H, body: JSON.stringify(body) } : { headers: H }).then((r) => r.json());
const pulse = await api("pulse"); // the three tables Axiom's Pulse shows, as rows
const pick = pulse.final.find((c) => c.hl.t10 < 25 && c.hl.bd < 10 && c.hl.sn < 15 && !c.hl.ds && c.ai?.call === "buy");
if (!pick) process.exit(); // nothing passes the filter this minute
const built = await api("v1/trade/build", { wallet: WALLET, mint: pick.mint, side: "buy", sol: 0.2, slippageBps: 300 });
// … sign built.transaction with your key, POST { transaction } to v1/trade/send
// later, once the migration event arrives on the stream: take half off
const half = await api("v1/trade/build", { wallet: WALLET, mint: pick.mint, side: "sell", pct: 50 });Bringing an Axiom wallet with you
- Axiom's wallets are Turnkey wallets with exportable keys: export the private key from Axiom's wallet settings (its docs describe the steps) and keep it on the machine the bot runs on.
- Load it in your bot (
Keypair.fromSecretKeyin web3.js,Keypair.from_base58_stringin solders); its public address is thewalletin every BLIX call. Blix reads its SOL and token balances to size and check each trade and never asks for the key. - Nothing moves: the wallet keeps its SOL and positions, and Axiom's app still opens it. The bot and the app now trade the same wallet, which is also the simplest way to compare fills.
The trade API itself is documented once: the four calls, the flow in curl, what a trade costs, the rules, limits and what is live and what is next.
More on the trade API
More on Axiom
BLIX is independent and not affiliated with Axiom Trade. Facts about Axiom Trade were checked against public sources on October 10, 2026 and can change.
Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
Does Axiom have a trading API?
Not a public one, as of October 10, 2026. Unofficial SDKs drive your own Axiom account through its private endpoints; they can break with any release and hold your session.
Can a bot trade as fast as Axiom through BLIX?
The build reads the coin's accounts once (no router round trip) and the send goes over Helius Sender's staked connections and the RPCs at the same time, re-sent every second until a block holds it, with your priority fee and tip per trade. The answer reports the landing time and slot, so you measure rather than take our word.
Does the BLIX trade API do limit orders or MEV modes?
Not yet. It builds and sends market buys and sells today; your bot holds the order logic. Exits with take profit, stop loss and trailing stop run in the terminal.