by cookedhow to read bundles, snipers, insiders and dev hold on axiom
Read them as Axiom's filters, not verdicts: each is a share of a token's supply or of its traders, defined by Axiom in one line. Only Bundle % comes with a published detection rule, four or more transactions in the same block. Snipers, insiders and dev hold are labels without a stated method.
where they show
- On a Pulse row. Each token row has a line of holder percentages of its own. Neither the row nor Axiom says which number is which. what else a row shows
- In the filters panel. Axiom lists all six as Pulse filters but doesn't say which tab holds them. the panel
- Trader Scan sits in the orderbook interface.
bundle %
Axiom says: the "percentage of supply held in bundle wallets". It "Helps assess token distribution."
How it's counted. Axiom gives two rules:
- Four or more transactions in the same block get flagged as a possible bundle.
- A wallet whose next transaction isn't bundled is dropped, to cut out traders who aren't bundling consistently.
It runs over a token's whole life, not just its first few blocks.
What it doesn't tell you: who bundled. Axiom: "A bundle does not necessarily have to be from the deployer or team." It isn't exact either: no method is 100% foolproof, false positives and missed bundles "are inevitable", and "our bundled % may appear wildly different from other tools". A different figure on another site doesn't make either one wrong.
snipers %
Axiom says: "the percentage of early buyers (snipers)"; a high reading "may indicate bot activity".
What it doesn't tell you: how early counts as early, or whether the share is of supply or of wallets. No detection rule is published.
insiders %
Axiom says: the "percentage held by insiders (private sales, team members)", "Useful for identifying potential pump-and-dump risks."
What it doesn't tell you: how a wallet ends up labeled an insider. No rule has been made public.
dev holding %
Axiom says: the "percentage of supply held by developers". It "Helps assess potential risks from large dev-controlled holdings."
What it doesn't tell you: which wallets count as the dev's. No rule is published.
top 10 holders % and pro traders
Top 10 Holders %: supply "held by the top 10 wallets"; "Lower values indicate more decentralization." The Explore page's version says "total supply".
Pro Traders: "percentage of experienced traders holding or trading the token", which "Indicates traders using other platforms". That's defined twice, once as experience and once as trading from other platforms, and Axiom doesn't reconcile them.
who is behind the moves
Trader Scan is in the orderbook interface. For every wallet trading the token, it displays what they bought and sold, their balance, realized PnL, and how long they've held.
what none of them tells you
- Not a verdict. Axiom calls them filters. None of them marks a token safe or unsafe.
- No method for four of them. Axiom doesn't say how a wallet gets counted as a dev, sniper, insider or pro trader.
- No thresholds. Axiom gives no recommended value for any of them, and neither do we.
To filter Pulse columns on these figures, see how to use pulse on axiom.
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People also ask
How do I use Pulse filters on Axiom?
Click the filters button in a column's header. The panel has a tab per column, chain icons across the top, include and exclude keywords, and Protocols, Audit, $ Metrics and Socials tabs. Axiom's docs don't say what Apply All covers, so check each column after.
the full answerWhat is Pulse on Axiom?
Axiom's live feed of new tokens in three columns: New Pairs, Final Stretch and Migrated. Every chain you leave switched on feeds the same columns, so one column mixes SOL, ETH, BNB, HYPE and USDC quotes. It is the second item in the top nav, after Discover.
the full answerI swapped on Axiom and the token is gone
Check the tx on a Solana explorer first. Destination address and mint are the ground truth. Then enable that mint in the wallet. Do not swap again to find it.
How we know: every number on this page
7 sources
- Axiom's one-line definitions of the six holder figures Top · source2026-09-26
- the Explore page's Top 10 definition says total supply total · source2026-09-24
- Axiom's bundle rule: four or more transactions in one block, dropping wallets whose next transaction is not bundled, at any time in a token's life, not necessarily from the deployer or team, with no method 100% foolproof 4 · source2026-09-26
- Trader Scan, in the orderbook interface, shows each wallet's buys, sells, balance, realized PnL and holding time Trader · source2026-09-26
- the docs give no rule for what makes a wallet a dev, sniper, insider or pro trader Pulse · source2026-09-27
- each Pulse row carries a row of holder percentages, and neither the screen nor the docs label which is which holder · our screenshot Sep 2026: each token row shows age since creation, MC, V, F, TX, NB on some rows, a row of holder percentages, and social handles. Docs, Pulse: the Filters table names 'Top 10 Holders %', 'Dev Holding %', 'Snipers %', 'Insiders %', 'Bundle %'; the page does not label the percentages on a row.2026-09-24
- Axiom gives users who sign up through a referral link a 10% discount on trading fees 10% · source2026-09-24
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