Features

Token analysis and market tools for crypto traders

xAxios looks at a token from every side that matters before you buy: who holds it, who made it and how the crowd around it behaves. Next to that sit a cross-reported news feed and an economic calendar, so the wider market never catches you off guard.

Token analysis

Four ways to read the same token. Paste an address once and every answer lands on one page, under one score.

Markets

Headlines and macro events that move prices, cleaned up, translated and marked by how much weight they carry.

Where you can use it

The same data on the website, inside your trading tabs and in your own code.

How to read the 0 to 100 score

Every token check ends in one number between 0 and 100, and higher means riskier. You get a quick answer first, with the holder metrics right underneath it whenever you want to dig in.

The number shows in green, yellow or red so you can sort tokens at a glance. It describes the holder base as it looks right now, not where the price goes next. Open the metrics behind it before you make a call.

Frequently asked questions

The holder base, the sniper and bundle share, links between holders, the developer’s past launches and influencer interest. It all sits on one token page next to live market cap, liquidity, volume and holder count.

Token checks are free for 100 checks a day, signed in or not. Premium costs $20 a month, removes the daily cap and adds the AI market read on news and calendar events, plus push and email alerts.

On the website, in the free Chrome extension, and through the developer API if you want the data inside your own app.

Solana and Robinhood Chain. Every token tool on this page works the same way on both. The news feed and the economic calendar cover the whole market, not one chain.

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Paste any Solana or Robinhood Chain address and get the score, the eight holder metrics and the creator’s record in one view.

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Scores, holder metrics and AI reads on xAxios are information to help your research, not financial advice.