Summary of "How to turn 1 SOL into 2 SOL Trading Memecoins (Live Demo)"

Video focus

Live demo of scalping/momentum trading Solana (SOL) meme coins using the Axiom Pro trading bot to grow a small SOL balance through multiple quick trades.

Assets, platforms, and tools mentioned

SOL (Solana) and Solana-based meme coins (no tickers given)
Axiom Pro (trading bot/platform) — promoted with an affiliate/pinned link; presenter warns about scam sites and advises using the official link in the video description
On‑platform sections referenced: Trending, Migrated, Pulse/Discover
Indicators: MFI (Money Flow Index) and Accumulation/Distribution (A/D)
Other concepts: bundlers, MEV mode, instant trade, automated take-profit / stop-loss (advanced trading strategy)

Key numbers and examples

Starting balance examples: ~9.668 SOL (start), progressed to ~10.29 SOL, 10.5 SOL, ended ~10.7 SOL (net gain ≈ +1.02 SOL on that sample run; roughly +10–11% on the starting balance)
Example individual moves captured:
- Single scalps of ~5.88% and ~13%
- A scraped small trade of +0.02 SOL
Slippage / execution presets recommended (examples from the demo):
- Buy slippage: 10%
- Sell slippage: very wide (example used 95% to force exit during dumps)
- Priority (gas/priority fee): 0.01 (example); sometimes 0.05 for faster sells
- Bribe fee: 0.0001 (example); author considered raising to 0.005 for faster sell fills
Take-profit example: automated TP set at 30%
Chart / indicator settings:
- Chart timeframe: 1-second chart (strongly recommended for entries)
- MFI length: 7 (instead of default 14) for more responsiveness
Market cap / liquidity thresholds noted:
- Market caps mentioned: ~500k (slower % moves), ~100k cited as a dangerous/critical low-liquidity point, examples up to ~5 million
Volume / orderflow examples:
- Buy pressure > sell pressure by ~$10,000 shown in UI
- Net inflows: examples like 6.26k, 26k, 15k (5‑minute volumes)
Holder counts used as a risk signal: examples 1,860; 313; 29 holders

Methodology — step-by-step framework

Account / safety setup
- Use the official Axiom Pro link (pinned/description) to avoid scam sites.
- Consider rotating wallet addresses to reduce being front-run or targeted.
- Keep MEV mode off (the author’s preference).
Bot / preset configuration (examples)
- Buy slippage = 10%
- Sell slippage = 95% (very wide to try to force exit during dumps)
- Priority fee ≈ 0.01; increase priority/bribe if needing faster execution for sells (examples use 0.05)
- Bribe fee small but adjustable (examples: 0.0001 → consider up to 0.005)
- Use the “instant trade” option on the platform
- Set automated take-profit (example 30%) and stop-loss via the advanced trading strategy tab
Trade sizing / risk sizing
- If inexperienced: split 1 SOL into increments (e.g., 0.1 SOL) and scale up as confidence grows
- The presenter uses ~1 SOL trades due to higher personal risk tolerance
Setup indicators & timeframe
- Use a 1-second chart for memecoin momentum scalps
- Add MFI and Accumulation/Distribution indicators
- Set MFI length to 7 for quicker responsiveness
- Monitor buys vs sells (orderflow) and 5-minute volume spikes
Entry criteria (practical checklist)
- MFI and A/D both trending up / in agreement
- Buy pressure (buys > sells) and rising 5‑minute volume
- Reasonable holder count; avoid obviously scammy token behavior
- Prefer tokens found in Trending / Migrated sections rather than brand-new listings
Execution
- Use instant trade / execute quickly once entry conditions are met
- Use automated TP/SL; manually take profits on strong pumps when appropriate
- Scalping mindset: enter → capture 20–30% moves (or smaller) → exit → repeat
Post‑entry management
- Monitor holder counts, net flows, and on-chain bundlers
- Be prepared to exit during sharp dumps (wider sell slippage to help ensure an exit)
- Rely on bot trigger reliability (author praises Axiom Pro triggers in the demo)

Risk management, cautions, and heuristics

High-risk strategy: memecoin scalping is fast, volatile, and scam-prone; the presenter repeatedly emphasizes personal responsibility:

“your ass is on your own”
Watch holder counts and market cap thresholds (100k market cap cited as especially risky).
Avoid tokens with very low holder counts or signs of centralized ownership (single-address large holdings).
Beware fake/scam Axiom websites — use the official/pinned link rather than typing the site manually.
Rotate wallets to reduce front-running or targeting risk.
The presenter notes MEV attacks have not affected him historically but still warns users to be mindful.
No formal “not financial advice” disclaimer shown in the video; the presenter focuses on describing his personal strategy and risk tolerance.

Performance and outcomes shown

Several scalps increased the presenter’s balance from ~9.6 SOL to ~10.7 SOL during the session.
Individual trades ranged from very small scrapes (+0.02 SOL) to double-digit percent scalps.
The presenter’s video title claimed “turn 1 SOL into 2 SOL,” but the actual demonstration showed growth of an existing ~9.6 SOL balance to ~10.7 SOL via multiple trades (not a literal 1→2 SOL example in that run).

Explicit recommendations (from the presenter)

Use Axiom Pro for Solana meme-coin bot trading (link promoted in the video).
Use instant trade and 1-second charts.
Use MFI (length 7) + Accumulation/Distribution indicators for entry signals.
Start small (e.g., 0.1 SOL increments) if inexperienced; scale up with experience.
Keep sell slippage wide to improve odds of exiting during dumps; set TP and SL in automation.
Prefer tokens in Trending/Migrated sections and trade on momentum/volume signals rather than narratives.

Disclosures / promotion

The presenter promotes Axiom Pro with links and warns users not to manually type the site due to scam risks.
No formal legal or financial-disclaimer is shown; the presenter repeatedly emphasizes that users are ultimately responsible for their trades.