Axiomscan is a one-click bookmark. Open any token page, click it, and get a risk report built from live trading data, right on top of the site you are using.
Drag the button to your bookmarks bar and visit axiom.trade Clicking it here does nothing.
The report that opens on a token page. Sample data shown.
Each signal is marked pass, watch or fail. Failures on the signals that matter most raise the score fastest.
How much money sits in the pool. A thin pool can be emptied by one large sale, which is the simplest way to rug.
A small pool behind a large valuation cannot hold the price.
Most rugs happen within hours of launch.
Many buyers and almost no sellers is the footprint of a honeypot, where the token cannot be sold.
Volume far above pool size can mean the same wallets are trading with each other.
A steep drop often means the deployer or early wallets already sold.
Traders rely on Axiomscan to check risk instantly before entering new positions.
“The buy/sell balance check saved me from buying into a honeypot last week. Having it directly in my bookmarks bar makes it effortless.”
“Super fast and lightweight. I love that there's no browser extension to manage or permissions to accept. Just click and scan.”
“The liquidity depth and pool age ratio give me a clear picture in under 2 seconds. A must-have bookmark for hunting micro-caps.”
There is nothing to download and no account to make.
Drag Axiomscan to your bookmarks bar, or paste the copied code into a new bookmark’s address field.
It works on sites that show the token address in the page or the link, such as DexScreener and pump.fun.
The report opens in the corner. Paste another address to scan a different token. Click the bookmark again to close it.
It reads public market data only. It does not inspect contract code, so it cannot tell whether the owner can mint tokens, change fees or pull locked liquidity. A low score means the trading data looks ordinary, not that the token is safe. Some sites block outside requests, and then the report says it could not reach the data source.