Axiom Markets
Live on-chain prices, 24h change, volume, and liquidity for established 
Solana tokens, alongside what a swap costs through 
Axiom. These are established assets with real liquidity, not the current top of the volume board, which on Solana churns within 48 hours. Read how Pulse and Axiom's trading tools work before trading any of them. New here? Start with getting started on Axiom.
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GeckoTerminal's public API, sourced from the deepest Solana liquidity pool for each token. Axiompedia is an independent reference and is not affiliated with Axiom.
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Which tokens are on this list, and which are not?
Twenty tokens, picked by hand and left alone. The rule is durability, not turnover: every entry has months of trading history and a pool deep enough to survive a bad week. Sorting Solana by 24-hour volume returns a different set every morning, and most of those names are illiquid within two days, so a page built for one is a dead URL before Google finishes crawling it.
So this is not a list of what is hot, and it is not everything Axiom supports. Axiom will route any Solana mint you can paste an address for. What is here is the subset worth writing a durable page about, which is a smaller and duller set than the volume board, deliberately.
What does each column measure?
| Column | What it is | Field it reads |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Last traded price of the base token, in USD | base_token_price_usd |
| 24h % | Change in that price over the trailing 24 hours | price_change_percentage.h24 |
| 24h Volume | USD traded through the pool over the trailing 24 hours | volume_usd.h24 |
| Liquidity | USD value sitting in the pool's reserves right now | reserve_in_usd |
Every figure is read live from GeckoTerminal's public API in your browser, and refreshes every 30 seconds while the tab is open. Nothing is baked in at build time, so a stale number means the request failed rather than that the market stopped.
How do you read this table, and what will it not tell you?
Start with scope. Each row reads one pool, the deepest one we could find for that mint, rather than the token's activity everywhere. Volume and liquidity here are floors, not totals. A token trading across four venues shows a fraction of its real turnover in this table. Compare a row against itself over time instead of against an aggregator that sums every venue, or you will decide a liquid token is thin.
Liquidity is the column that decides whether the other three are usable. Pool reserves are what your order has to move through, so the same trade size costs very different amounts on a $40m pool and a $400k one. Slippage that works all week on SOL will fail on a thin memecoin pool, and that is why we publish no blanket recommended slippage anywhere on this site.
Read 24h % last. It draws the eye and it says the least about whether you can get filled. A big move on light volume in a shallow pool usually means one participant repriced the pool. Volume set against liquidity tells you more than either number alone: heavy turnover on modest reserves means the pool is being used, while deep reserves and little volume mean the depth is there and nobody is trading through it.
This is not a price prediction and it is not advice on what to buy.
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