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Axiom vs GMGN

Axiom is cheaper: a $1,000 buy-and-sell costs $18.00 in platform fees vs $20.00 on GMGN (with referral discounts where offered). Pick Axiom if you are desktop Solana and BNB Chain memecoin traders who want spot, Hyperliquid perps and wallet tracking in one web terminal. Pick GMGN if you are multichain memecoin traders who want smart-money tracking and copy trading across a web terminal and Telegram bots.

Checked 2026-10-16 · both venues' fee pages

Axiom

Axiom is a Y Combinator-backed web trading terminal for onchain memecoins, with Hyperliquid perps, wallet and X/Twitter tracking, and yield. It charges a 1% base fee per trade with volume-based cashback.

GMGN

GMGN is a multichain memecoin terminal and Telegram bot suite with smart-money tracking, copy trading and sniping. It charges a flat 1% per trade.

Side by side

AxiomGMGN
TypeTrading terminalTrading terminal
Statuslivelive
ChainsSolana, BNB Chain, Robinhood ChainSolana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Tron, Monad, Megaeth, Hyperliquid, Xlayer, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Arc
Platformswebweb, telegram
Custodyembedded-walletcustodial
KYCnoneunknown
Platform fee, round trip2%2%
$1,000 round trip$20.00$20.00
Referral discount10% discount on trading fees when signing up through a referral link—
Perps taker / maker——
United StatesUnverifiedUnverified
United KingdomUnverifiedUnverified
European UnionUnverifiedUnverified
Launched2025-01—
Reported incidents12

What your trade costs on each

Cost of a round trip (buy + sell). Platform fee only; network and pool fees are extra.

VenueRate (round trip)You pay
Axiom 1.8% $18.00 Open
GMGN 2% $20.00 Open

Features

FeatureAxiomGMGN
limit orders✓✓
migration buy/sell✓—
wallet tracker✓✓
twitter monitor✓✓
perps✓—
yield✓—
fiat on-ramp✓—
bundle checker✓—
multi-wallet✓✓
cashback✓—
points✓—
copy trading—✓
sniping—✓
smart money alerts—✓
telegram bot—✓
anti-MEV—✓
token launch—✓
trading API—✓

"—" means the feature was not in the sources we checked, not proof it's missing.

Axiom: watch out for

  • In February 2026 ZachXBT alleged employees used internal tools to view private user wallet data.
  • Perps fee rate is not published in the docs.
  • Official terms could not be checked for geo restrictions.

GMGN: watch out for

  • Private keys for GMGN-generated wallets cannot be exported, per its docs.
  • October 2025 phishing attacks drained over $700,000 from users, per SlowMist.
  • Terms restrict publishing referral links on websites, blogs and social media.

Buttons are DexSheet referral links: the venue may share part of your fees with us, and you often get a discount. Disclosure.

FAQ

Is Axiom better than GMGN?

Axiom is cheaper: a $1,000 buy-and-sell costs $18.00 in platform fees vs $20.00 on GMGN (with referral discounts where offered). Pick Axiom if you are desktop Solana and BNB Chain memecoin traders who want spot, Hyperliquid perps and wallet tracking in one web terminal. Pick GMGN if you are multichain memecoin traders who want smart-money tracking and copy trading across a web terminal and Telegram bots.

Which is cheaper, Axiom or GMGN?

Axiom. On a $1,000 round trip: Axiom $18.00 vs GMGN $20.00, platform fees only.

Can I use Axiom or GMGN in the US?

Axiom: unverified. GMGN: unverified. Based on each venue's own terms.

Sources

Last checked . Fees and terms change often; the venue's own page wins if it disagrees with ours.

  1. Axiom Docs: Referral Program — checked 2026-10-16
  2. Axiom Docs: Reward System — checked 2026-10-16
  3. Axiom Docs: Axiom Fees — checked 2026-10-16
  4. Axiom Docs: FAQs — checked 2026-10-16
  5. Axiom Docs: Y-Combinator — checked 2026-10-16
  6. Axiom Docs: Trading on Hyperliquid — checked 2026-10-16
  7. GMGN Docs: GMGN Fees & Settings — checked 2026-10-16
  8. GMGN Docs: Cooperation-Referral, refer friends to earn rebate — checked 2026-10-16
  9. GMGN Docs: Referral Link — checked 2026-10-16
  10. GMGN Docs: TG Wallet import/export private key, deposit, withdraw — checked 2026-10-16
  11. GMGN Docs: Q&A — checked 2026-10-16
  12. GMGN Terms of Service (last updated 2024-12-06; read via Wayback snapshot 2026-09-07) — checked 2026-10-16