Axiom vs BullX: what changed and how to move

Until mid-2026, Axiom vs BullX was a like-for-like choice between two trading terminals with the same 1% headline fee. It is a different question now. BullX NEO disabled trading on 1 June 2026 at 00:00 UTC "to make way for the future version", while keeping withdrawals open, as reported by crypto.news. This page compares what is documented for both, shows how a former BullX user gets set up on Axiom, and explains how to get remaining funds out of BullX without walking into a phishing page.

We are an independent guide and earn a referral commission from Axiom. Where our research has nothing on BullX, the page says so instead of guessing.

What happened to BullX NEO?

BullX NEO stopped accepting trades on 1 June 2026 and kept wallet access open so users could withdraw. The stated reason was to make way for a future version. Our research found no relaunch date and no detail on what that version will be.

Press reports also note that the token BullX had promised never launched. Beyond those two points we have no verified information about BullX's plans, and we will not speculate.

Axiom vs BullX at a glance

The table sticks to what official docs or named press sources state. BullX cells marked "not covered" mean we did not research that feature, not that BullX lacked it.

How do Axiom and BullX fees compare?

Both platforms publish the same 1% headline fee, and Axiom's is lower after cashback. BullX NEO's docs list 1% per buy and sell. Axiom's docs list 1% with SOL cashback that rises by tier: 0.95% net at Wood, the entry tier, down to 0.75% at Champion.

On a $1,000 trade, a round figure used only to make the arithmetic easy, 1% is $10. Axiom's entry tier returns 5% of that fee, so the net cost is $9.50, and the top tier brings it to $7.50. Axiom does not publish the volume needed for each tier, so assume 0.95%. Users who sign up through a referral link get a further 10% discount on trading fees; the docs do not say how long it lasts or exactly how it stacks with cashback.

Network costs come on top on either platform. On Axiom the Solana defaults are 0.001 SOL for the priority fee and 0.001 SOL for the bribe. The Axiom fee breakdown lists every tier, and the referral code page explains the discount.

How does a former BullX user get started on Axiom?

You open a new account and fund a new wallet; there is no official BullX-to-Axiom migration tool. Anything advertised as one should be treated as a scam.

1. Sign up on the official site. Go to axiom.trade and register with email, Google or Phantom. No invite code is required.
2. Back up the seed phrase. Axiom creates a non-custodial wallet at signup and shows you the phrase. Write it on paper. Axiom does not store your keys and cannot recover them.
3. Fund the wallet. Copy your Axiom deposit address and send SOL to it, from BullX or from any other wallet or exchange. Send a small test first.
4. Set a preset. Slippage, priority fee, bribe and MEV mode live in presets P1 to P3. Your old BullX values will not carry over, so set them again on Axiom before trading.
5. Learn the layout. Pulse is the live board of new tokens, with New Pairs, Final Stretch and Migrated columns. Our Axiom beginner tutorial walks through a full trade.

What should you do with funds left on BullX?

Withdraw them through BullX's own official site, and only that site. Withdrawals remained available after trading was disabled, according to crypto.news. We do not know how long that will last, which is a reason not to put it off.

1. Reach BullX the way you always have. Use your existing bookmark or the address in your browser history from before June 2026. Do not search for it and click an ad.
2. Pick a destination you control. That can be your own wallet, such as Phantom or Solflare, or your Axiom deposit address.
3. Test, then withdraw. Send a small amount, confirm it arrives, then send the rest. Follow BullX's own withdrawal instructions; the exact steps are not covered in our research.

Choose BullX or choose Axiom?

For trading today there is no real choice, because only one of the two accepts orders. The fair version of the question is whether to move now or wait.

What does switching to Axiom not fix?

Switching terminals does not change the odds on the tokens themselves. Most memecoins go to zero on any platform.

Axiom has its own record to weigh. In February 2026, investigator ZachXBT alleged that an Axiom employee used internal support tools to look up users' wallets; Axiom said it removed access to those tools and would investigate, and we found no published outcome. We also found no public security audit, and the Terms cap Axiom's liability at $100. Our Axiom Trade review covers these points in full.

Sources: BullX NEO docs: Fees and gas, crypto.news: BullX pauses trading, Axiom docs: Fees, Axiom docs: Referral program. Checked 17 September 2026.