by cooked axiom trust updated 2026-09-27 checked 5d ago

someone DMed you their axiom filters: where settings actually live

Good filters fit in a screenshot. Nobody needs your wallet to show you a number.

where the settings actually live

1. On Pulse, every column header ends in its own filters button: "Open New Pairs filters", and the same for Final Stretch and Migrated.
2. The panel is titled Pulse Filters. It has a tab per column, Search Keywords and Exclude Keywords, and Protocols, Audit, $ Metrics and Socials sub-tabs.
3. Axiom describes the filters as ranges: Top 10 Holders % "Sets a range for the percentage of supply held by the top 10 wallets."
4. Set the values, then press Apply All.

So "my filters" is a short list of ranges and keywords. If a stranger's are real, they can paste them in the chat. The pulse filters page walks every tab.

On Photon, each memescope column carries a filter button and the S1 preset. Same deal: settings you set inside the terminal you're already logged into.

a shared filter comes in through Import

The header of Pulse Filters, top right beside the title, has three icon buttons labelled Import (a down arrow), Export (an up arrow) and Share. Then Preset 1, Preset 2 and Preset 3. The footer holds only Apply All.

So if a stranger's filters are real, a file or link of them would come in through Import, inside the terminal you're already logged into. They never need a page of their own. Axiom doesn't say what Import, Export or Share do, or what Import accepts. Nothing in the panel, and nothing Axiom says about filters, involves a wallet, a signature or a phrase.

what the DM link wants

It isn't your filters. Phantom says that impersonators "send direct messages asking you to verify your wallet through a link", and that lookalike sites "prompt you to connect your wallet or enter your recovery phrase". It adds that these sites "often ask you to approve transactions that give the scammer permission to move your tokens."

MetaMask warns that attackers get a signature now "and then use it later to steal their assets", and "The attacker may not steal assets immediately." A page that worked fine yesterday proves nothing.

An import that asks you to connect, sign or type anything has stopped being about filters.

three rules

• Don't click. Axiom says to ignore DMs from "people claiming to be support or offering help". Its support happens through private tickets on its Discord.
• Don't sign. A filter is numbers on your screen. A wallet has nothing to approve there.
• Never type the recovery phrase. Axiom: "Never ever share your Secret Recovery Phrase with anyone!" Phantom: enter it into a site once and "the wallet is permanently compromised."

check the address before you log in

• Axiom links Pulse to axiom[.]trade/pulse. Photon sends you to photon-sol[.]tinyastro[.]io.
• Axiom publishes no list of official domains, so the address it links is the best reference there is.
• Phantom: "Check URLs carefully before clicking. Look for misspellings or unusual domains." MetaMask says the same about any site asking for a signature.
• Open the terminal from a bookmark you saved yourself, never from the DM.
• Phantom also suggests turning off DMs from strangers. Axiom shows how on its Discord server.

if you already clicked

Phantom's order: disconnect the site, then revoke approvals, because disconnecting "does not revoke spending permissions that may already exist." If you typed a recovery phrase, treat that wallet as gone and move what's left to a wallet with a new phrase.

For an Axiom wallet, move out, not sideways: Axiom doesn't say whether a wallet you add inside Axiom shares the phrase you leaked. How to withdraw from axiom: the recovery phrase route has the send.

Phantom "cannot reverse blockchain transactions, freeze assets, or recover stolen funds." Neither can the next stranger who DMs you offering recovery. Phantom: "Never send assets to anyone claiming to help recover or safeguard your funds."

that's where filters live and what the DM is after. if you're new to Axiom, the link below is our referral link. it's on our page, labelled, and we're not DMing it to you.