Solana trading bots built for memecoin flow
Pick a strategy, set size and risk, and let Tackers run it — snipes, copy trades, and exits without babysitting every chart. Arm what you need from the floating Autopilot panel on axiom.trade and switch profiles without rewriting config.
SIM beta — practice before real size
The Axiom bookmarklet currently runs a functional simulation (SIM badge). Fills, session P&L, and positions are for workflow practice — not real on-chain trades yet. Live execution ships later; treat every number below as illustrative.
Launch sniper
Detect new pairs the moment they hit Solana and fire configured buys with priority fees so you land in the first wave — not the exit liquidity. Tune size, slippage, and filters once; arm or disarm from the floating panel when the tape gets hot.
Best for: launch days, Pump.fun / Raydium-style first prints, high-velocity memecoin sessions
- Listen for new launches and liquidity events
- Configurable size, slippage, and priority fees
- Filters for liquidity, mint authority, and more
- Instant arm / disarm from the panel
Wallet copy bot
Mirror smart-money wallets on Solana. Tackers follows buys and sells from the wallets you track, sized and filtered to your rules — so you ride the same flow without matching their full size or risk.
Best for: following known wallets, scaling into flow you already trust, hands-off session mirroring
- Track multiple wallets at once
- Scale positions to your bankroll
- Optional delay, max size, and skip filters
- Auto-exit when the leader sells
Auto take-profit & stop-loss
Lock gains and cut losers without staring at charts. Multi-level take-profit and hard stops run while you're offline — and they pair cleanly with sniper fills and copy entries so every bag has an exit plan.
Best for: every open bag, AFK sessions, scaling out runners without full-size dump risk
- Multi-level TP (scale out as it pumps)
- Hard SL and trailing stop options
- Per-position or strategy-wide rules
- Works with snipes and copy fills
Multi-strategy presets
Run sniper, scalper, and bag-holder profiles side by side — different size, TP/SL, and risk per strategy without rewriting config every time. Save what works, switch in one click, and share setups with your team.
Best for: switching degen vs. tight risk, team shared configs, multi-strategy sessions
- Save degen vs. tight-risk presets
- Switch profiles in one click
- Run multiple strategies in parallel
- Export / share configs with the team
Four bots. One panel.
Each strategy solves a different part of the memecoin loop — entry speed, flow following, exit discipline, and profile switching. Stack them; they share the same SIM Autopilot feed and settings surface on axiom.trade.
Launch sniper
Catch new pairs early with sized buys, slippage caps, and priority fees. Filters help skip obvious rug setups; arm only when you want exposure.
Wallet copy bot
Mirror wallets you already research. Scale and max-size rules keep copy fills on your bankroll, not theirs. Optional sell-mirror closes with the leader.
TP / SL bot
Define multi-level take-profit and hard (or trailing) stops so snipes and copies always have an exit plan — even when you're AFK.
Strategy presets
Bundle size, slippage, TP/SL, and copy scale into named profiles. Flip degen to scalper without retyping every field mid-session.
Launch sniper
What it does. The sniper watches for new launches and liquidity events on Solana, then fires a preconfigured buy when a candidate clears your filters. Size, slippage, and priority fee are fixed before the signal — so you are not typing numbers while the tape moves.
When to use it. High-velocity launch windows, sessions where first-print timing matters more than discretionary chart reads, and any day you want defined exposure per snipe instead of FOMO market-orders.
How it pairs. Sniper fills inherit TP/SL rules when auto-exit is on, so every landed bag already has scale-out and stop logic. You can run sniper alone or next to copy without sharing the same size parameters.
Signal intake
New pair / liquidity signals feed the queue. Only candidates that pass your filters become buy attempts.
Sized execution
Fixed SOL size per snipe with slippage and priority fee so fills stay bounded under launch chaos.
Arm / disarm
Toggle sniper from the panel strategy row. Disarmed means no new snipes; open bags still follow exit rules.
Session visibility
Landed counts, last fill latency, and feed tags show snipes separately from copy mirrors in the live feed.
Size, slippage, priority, filters
Size (SOL) — notional per sniper buy (example default 0.5 SOL). Keep it small until you trust the filter set.
Slippage % — max price tolerance on volatile launches (example 12%). Higher fills more often; lower rejects more often.
Priority fee — competitive inclusion when the network is hot.
Filters — min liquidity, mint / freeze authority checks, and skip rules you enable in settings.
Speed cuts both ways
Sniping is high variance. Rugs, honeypots, and thin books can still pass naive filters. Wide slippage can fill far from the print you expected. Never size snipes with money you cannot lose. In SIM beta, “landed” fills are simulated practice — not confirmed on-chain execution.
Wallet copy bot
What it does. The copy bot mirrors buys (and optionally sells) from wallets you choose to follow. Each signal is resized by your scale percent and clamped by max size so you never automatically match a whale’s full bag.
When to use it. When you already research wallets, want hands-off mirroring during active sessions, or need a second path into flow beyond pure launch sniping. Not a substitute for due diligence on who you follow.
How it pairs. Copy entries can inherit the same TP/SL auto-exit stack. Disable copy sells if you prefer your own exit rules only; enable them if you want to leave when the leader leaves.
Multi-wallet track
Follow several addresses at once. Each buy/sell event can enqueue a scaled mirror subject to your filters.
Scale & max size
Example: scale 25% of leader size, hard-capped at 1 SOL — bankroll stays yours to define.
Skip & delay filters
Optional delay, min liquidity, and skip rules reduce spam mirrors and obvious junk flow.
Copy sells
When on, leader sells can trigger your exit path so you do not hold bags they already dumped.
Wallets, scale, max, copy sells
Wallet list — addresses you explicitly track (quality over quantity).
Scale % — fraction of the leader’s notional (example 25%).
Max size (SOL) — absolute ceiling per mirror (example 1 SOL).
Copy sells — on/off for exit mirroring.
Latency / delay — optional lag; lower is faster but more competitive on crowded wallets.
Leaders are not oracles
Smart wallets lose, rotate, and can front-run their own followers. Copying multiplies bad calls as easily as good ones. Cap max size, avoid following wallets you have not researched, and remember SIM mirrors are practice — not proof of alpha or live fills.
Auto take-profit & stop-loss
What it does. Exit automation attaches risk rules to open positions. Multi-level take-profit scales out as price runs; hard stops cut losers; trailing options (when enabled) lock progressive gains without a fixed ceiling.
When to use it. Always, if you hold memecoins longer than a few minutes. Especially useful for AFK hours, multi-bag sessions, and any sniper or copy fill that would otherwise sit unmanaged on the chart.
How it pairs. Designed as the default safety layer under sniper and copy. Strategy-wide defaults apply to new fills; you can tighten or loosen per profile via presets.
Multi-level TP
Example: TP1 +40% on 50% size, TP2 +80% on remainder — bank partials while leaving a runner.
Hard stop-loss
Fixed negative threshold (example −25%) to force an exit when the thesis fails quickly.
Trailing option
Trail mode (when armed) follows price up and exits on a pullback percentage instead of a static TP only.
Auto-exit master switch
Panel auto-exit toggle applies the stack to managed positions so you are not rewriting rules bag by bag.
TP levels, SL, trail, scope
TP1 / TP2 … — percent gain and size fraction at each level.
Stop-loss % — hard max loss from entry (example −25%).
Trail — on/off plus trail distance when supported.
Scope — strategy-wide defaults vs. per-position overrides.
Auto-exit — master enable so fills from sniper/copy inherit rules.
Rules are not insurance
Gaps, illiquidity, and extreme volatility can still produce worse fills than the chart TP/SL lines imply. Stops can slip; partial TPs can leave a bag that later round-trips. Use conservative SL first. In SIM beta, exit “hits” demonstrate workflow only — not guaranteed real execution.
Multi-strategy presets
What it does. Presets package sniper size, copy scale, TP/SL, slippage, and related risk into named profiles — degen snipe, scalper, bag-holder, and whatever custom sets you save. Switch profiles without rewriting every field mid-session.
When to use it. When your risk appetite changes by hour (launch degen vs. late-session scalp), when you run multiple strategies in parallel, or when a team wants shared configs instead of screenshots of settings.
How it pairs. Presets do not replace sniper/copy/TP bots — they configure them. Load a preset, arm Autopilot, and the underlying bots use that profile’s numbers until you switch again.
Named profiles
Save degen, scalper, bags, and custom labels with distinct size and risk envelopes.
One-click switch
Flip active profile without retyping slippage, TP levels, or copy scale under pressure.
Parallel strategies
Run multiple risk modes in the same session when the product surface allows concurrent arms.
Export / share
Hand configs to teammates so everyone starts from the same risk language, not vibes.
What a preset stores
Sniper block — size, slippage, priority, filter toggles.
Copy block — scale %, max SOL, copy sells, wallet count context.
Risk block — TP ladder, SL, trail, auto-exit defaults.
Label — human name (e.g. Degen snipe · 1 SOL · 15% slip).
Saved set — how many profiles you keep ready (example 6).
Wrong profile, wrong day
Loading a degen preset into a dead tape or a tight preset into a launch war both hurt. Confirm the active preset before START. Shared team configs can amplify correlated mistakes. Presets change intent — they do not reduce market risk or turn SIM practice into live edge.
How bots work together
Typical session flow on axiom.trade after the bookmarklet is installed — one floating Autopilot panel.
Install & open
Drag the bookmarklet from Install, open a token page on axiom.trade, click the bookmark, and the floating panel injects.
Load a preset
Choose degen, scalper, or bags so size, TP/SL, and copy scale match the session. Confirm SIM badge is expected in beta.
Arm entry bots
Toggle Launch sniper and/or Copy from strategy rows. Set wallet list and sniper filters before START if you have not already.
Keep exits on
Leave auto-exit / TP-SL active so every fill has an exit plan. Watch the live feed and open positions; STOP anytime.
Non-custodial by design
Tackers does not hold your keys or funds. You connect and sign with your own Solana wallet (e.g. Phantom). Only authorize what you intend to trade, never share seed phrases, and treat bots as automation for your risk rules — not a profit guarantee. Memecoins are extremely volatile; size accordingly.
Parameter cheat sheet
Illustrative defaults from the product mock and SIM settings. Always verify live controls in the floating panel before arming size you care about.
Common controls
Size 0.5 SOL · Slippage ~12% · Priority high · Filters (liquidity / authority) · Arm toggle · Optional TP +80% / SL −25% inherited from risk stack
Common controls
Wallet count · Scale ~25% · Max ~1 SOL · Copy sells on/off · Skip filters · Latency target · Max concurrent mirrors
Common controls
TP1 +40% @ 50% · TP2 +80% rest · Hard SL −25% · Trail on/off · Auto-exit master · Per-position override
Example profiles
Degen — larger size, wider slip (e.g. 1 SOL · 15%). Scalper — smaller size, tighter slip (0.3 · 8%). Bags — larger hold size, tighter risk (2 SOL · 5%).
What bots do not do
Bots automate execution and risk rules. They do not predict rugs, guarantee fills at the price you want, or produce profit. Solana memecoins can go to zero in minutes. Fees, slippage, and MEV can dominate small accounts.
This marketing site and the bookmarklet currently expose a SIM beta: session P&L, win rate, and “landed” counts are for learning the UI and workflow. When live execution ships, the same surfaces will drive real trades — at which point size discipline matters even more.
Not financial advice. Trade only what you can afford to lose. Read the FAQ and Install for custody, START/STOP, and panel details.
- No profit guarantee — automation ≠ alpha
- SIM fills are not on-chain until live mode
- Keys stay in your wallet — non-custodial
- START / STOP is always under your control
- Wide slippage can mean worse-than-expected fills
- Copying bad wallets copies losses at speed
- Stops can slip in illiquid or gappy books
- Presets can mis-size if you forget which is active
Works on axiom.trade · SIM beta · drag panel by header
Ready to arm a bot?
Install and open Axiom.
Drag the bookmarklet and run Autopilot on axiom.trade in SIM. Pick sniper, copy, TP/SL, and a preset — START when ready, STOP anytime.
Works on axiom.trade · SIM beta · non-custodial · not financial advice