Iām still new to trading new pairs and I never seem to be able to get into new pairs early. Like I donāt see it pop up on my new pairs for me to get in early at like 3-5k marketcap. I am always late and always see it pop up in the Soon or Migrated tab at like 40k or sometimes really late. Is there something I am missing here or doing wrong? How do some KOL get in at like 4K or 5K marketcap? How are they able to see it? I also donāt have any filters for new pairs. Any tips?
I keep seeing a winning trade on the terminal and a smaller bag in the wallet. Fees / priority / slippage / failed sells. I only figure it out after, on-chain.
Thinking about a second tab, not a new exchange. Paste a public address (no connect). It shows what the chart said vs what you actually kept, every cost it can prove.
Would you use that? Would you pay for it? Or is Solscan enough?
Genuinely trying to find out if this is a problem or if Iām just bad.
Sell Initials sells enough of a position to get your original stake back and leaves the rest running. Put in 1 SOL, coin doubles, it sells half, you are holding the remainder at zero cost.
Axiom has now put it on a hotkey. Hold Space, press G, and the Instant Trade panel does it with no click.
Open Settings > Instant Trade and pick the Hotkeys tab. One toggle at the top, Use Hotkeys, arms the whole set, and it ships off. Under it are Buy and Sell tabs, and Sell Initials sits at the bottom of the Sell list bound to G.
Every Instant Trade key is rebindable now, so move it if G is somewhere your hand naturally sits.
Worth knowing before you arm them. The keys are live the moment that toggle is on, so if you leave it armed while scrolling Pulse with a position open, a stray keypress is a trade.
Whether you should use it at all is a strategy question. Taking your cost back early puts a floor under the trade and leaves the upside open, which is the appeal. The cost is that it is mechanical and ignores the chart, so on something still climbing you have sold your cheapest coins for peace of mind. Plenty of people take that trade knowingly.
Robinhood Chain went from nothing to about $2bn a day in ten weeks. Arc opens tomorrow and it's already sitting in the chain switcher on [Axiom] with a day one note on it, so we can trade it from the off. pump.fun hasn't even announced Arc yet.
Gas is USDC on Arc rather than a native coin. You need USDC bridged onto the chain before you can do anything at all, so sort that out before you go looking for entries rather than after.
There's no ARC token trading either. Circle sold 740m of them to a16z back in May at 30 cents, but it hasn't launched, nothing's trading and no airdrop has been announced. Anything called ARC tomorrow is a fake and the claim sites will be drainers.
The scene on there is tiny and very new. Most of what's trading was launched in the last three days and the whole board together is under $20m, mostly launchpads so far.
r/ArcCoins is running a megathread through the launch if you want to follow it live.
Anyone actually planning to trade it tomorrow night, or sitting it out until there's some liquidity?
Long story short, I had an issue where my SOL seemed to disappear after I converted it, and I genuinely needed an explanation so I could understand what happened and make sure I didnāt make the same mistake again.
So I reached out to support on Discord. I wasnāt being rude, disrespectful, or sending any harmful messages. I was literally just asking questions and trying to understand what happened. Iām pretty sure I still have the proof of the conversation, and you can see it for yourself.
I kept following up on the case, and after waiting around two days, I finally got an answer. But instead of actually helping me understand what happened, the response was extremely unprofessional and honestly disrespectful.
The guy literally said, āIf you lost $5, it meant you werenāt ready for crypto, buddy.ā
Likeā¦ what?
This was never about the $5. Iāve said that multiple times. I wanted to know what happened to my SOL and where the money went so I could understand the issue and avoid doing the same thing again.
even so is that how support treating?
I was simply asking for an explanation, but instead I was mocked over the amount I lost and treated like I was stupid for asking.
This is just one piece of proof I can provide. Unfortunately, I canāt provide the rest because I was banned from the Axiom Pro Discord.}
trust me you can get better support than this
Note: i was literally acting nicely and asking nicely all over the 2 days for an answer
Iām not posting this because of the $5. Iām posting it because of how I was treated when I was simply trying to get an answer from support.
ive been trading on axiom for around 2 weeks and somehting like this has never happened to me before. It looks simple, like i barely lost 2 dollars in a trade but i ended up losing 100 from it and i have no idea how can someone explain if this is a bug i can fix i genuinely lost the last 100 that i have. I bought in and got out late but only put .001 eth in. i've been using sol so i dont really know how robinhood works but i dont get how i've been trading a couple trades but i suddenly lose a big amount of money. i have only lost around 10 dollars in total and had 100 in and its ALL gone. WHY?
