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How to Use GMGN and Axiom With a Rug Check on Every Token

How to use PumpPillStart here5 min readVideo 3:33October 4, 2026
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This lesson covers how to use GMGN and Axiom with a rug check on every token you open: what the two sites are for, what a rug check asks, and how PumpPill Lens puts a second read beside the token on your screen. Both sites are built to get you into a trade fast. The check is what keeps fast from turning into careless.

What GMGN is

GMGN, at gmgn.ai, is a trading site for new meme coins. Its own docs list fast trading, copy trading of wallets it labels smart money, auto buy and limit orders, and auto sell with take-profit and stop-loss. It also has a contract security check and labels for insiders, snipers and the first buyers of a token. There is a Telegram sniper bot and alert channels alongside the site.

GMGN covers Solana and other chains, including BSC and Base. A token's page sits at an address like gmgn.ai/sol/token/ followed by the contract, so the contract is always in the address bar.

What Axiom is

Axiom, at axiom.trade, is a web trading platform. Its docs list one-click buying and selling, trading around token migrations, limit orders, wallet tracking and a Twitter monitor. Token pages are shown only to someone who is logged in. Axiom lists Solana, Robinhood Chain and several other chains, among them BNB, Base and Ethereum.

Both sites put a lot of numbers in front of you and a Buy button next to them. That is the point of them, and it is also the risk. You can be in a token before you have asked what the contract allows or who holds the supply.

What a rug check asks

A rug check is a short list of questions about the token itself, not the chart:

  • What can the contract's owner still do? Mint more, freeze transfers, pull the liquidity?
  • Is the pool locked?
  • How much of the supply sits in the top wallets, with pools left out?
  • Did insiders load the launch, who funded them, and have they sold?
  • Can you actually sell?

Our lesson on how to avoid rug pulls goes through these one at a time. PumpPill's read answers them in two lines first, "Am I early?" and "What's my risk?", with the reasons under them.

How to use GMGN with a rug check

PumpPill Lens is a Chrome extension that runs on GMGN, Axiom, DexScreener, X, pump.fun, FOMO, Pons and Definitive. On GMGN it works like this:

  1. Open a token page for a Solana or Robinhood Chain token.
  2. If PumpPill holds a read on the token, a small mark sits beside its symbol in the header bar. The mark is one line: the risk word (Low, Medium or High), a short reason, and Open read. Medium and High are picked out in the warning colour. Low is left plain.
  3. Point at the mark and the card opens. Price first, then "Am I early?" and "What's my risk?", then the reasons, each marked pass, fail or unread.
  4. On a Solana token, the card can also carry a Developer line about who launched it, and a few of the checks GMGN itself ran, named as GMGN's. Our read and GMGN's stay labelled apart.
  5. To buy, tap Buy on the mark or "Buy in Telegram" on the card. It opens @PumpPill_Trade_Bot with the contract loaded.

A token on BSC or Base gets no mark. Lens looks up only the two chains PumpPill reads.

How to use Axiom with a rug check

  1. Log in to Axiom and open a token page for a Solana or Robinhood Chain token.
  2. Lens puts its mark at the end of the line under the token's name, the line that carries the token's links.
  3. Point at the mark for the card: the same two questions, the same reasons, the same unread marks.
  4. Buy works the same way. The Buy button on the mark, or "Buy in Telegram" on the card, opens the trade bot with the contract loaded.

The card shows our read as ours. It does not comment on Axiom's numbers or GMGN's. Where the two disagree, look at the reason behind each one rather than picking the answer you prefer.

How to read the mark, and what no mark means

The risk word is the short answer. The reasons are the long one. Read at least the failed lines before you buy.

An unread line means PumpPill could not check that item. It is not a pass. Treat it as an open question.

No mark at all means PumpPill holds no read on that token yet, or the token is on a chain we do not read. That is a gap in our index, not a clean bill. Paste the contract at /scan for the full read.

How to get the read today

Lens is not on the Chrome Web Store yet. The Lens page says it is coming, and until the listing is live it points you to the trade bot for the same read. So for now:

  1. Copy the contract. On GMGN it is in the page's address. On Axiom, the explorer link on the line under the token's name carries it in full.
  2. Paste it at /scan, or paste it to the bot in Telegram and tap Scan on the token card.
  3. Read the two answers, then the reasons, then the time stamp.

To buy from there, open the trade bot, set up a wallet, fund it with SOL for Solana or ETH for Robinhood Chain, and tap one of the three buy sizes on the token card. On Robinhood Chain the take-profit steps arm on the price you paid as soon as the buy lands.

What it does not tell you

Lens shows reads PumpPill already holds, on Solana and Robinhood Chain only. It will not mark a token on any other chain, and it will not mark a token we have not read.

A read describes the token at one moment. A clean read an hour ago says nothing about a large sell that happened since. Check the time stamp.

A rug check is about the token, not the price. It does not tell you where the price goes next, and a clean read is not a reason to buy.

Lens does not connect to your wallet on GMGN, on Axiom, or anywhere else. It reads the contract addresses on the page. A buy goes through the trade bot, from the wallet the bot makes for you.

GMGN and Axiom have their own checks and labels. Lens adds a second read beside them. It does not replace them, and it does not vouch for them.

What the video says the full transcript, for reading or searching
A new coin shows up in your feed. Are you early or late, and is it risky? What if the answer sat right there, beside the contract? PumpPill Lens is a Chrome extension. It finds the contract addresses on the page you are already reading and underlines them. If PumpPill holds a read on that token, a small mark with its risk sits beside the address before you click anything. It is coming to the Chrome Web Store. Step one. Lens is coming to the Chrome Web Store; the page at pumppill dot org slash lens carries the button once the listing is live. Until then the trade bot gives the same read: paste a contract in Telegram, or at pumppill dot org. Step two. Open one of the eight sites and browse as you would: X, GMGN, DexScreener, pump dot fun, Axiom, FOMO, Pons and Definitive. On a token page the mark sits beside the token's name. In a post, it sits under the contract. Step three. Read the mark. One line: the risk word, Low, Medium or High, then a short reason, such as how long ago the token launched, then Open read. Medium and High are picked out in the warning colour; Low is left plain. No mark means PumpPill has no read on that token yet. Step four. Point at the mark and the card opens. Price first, then the two questions. Am I early says how far the token has run. What's my risk gives the word and its clause. Under them, the reasons: each check the read ran, marked pass, fail or unread, and the time stamp. Unread means PumpPill could not check that item. It is not a pass. The site puts it as unread is not clean. Treat it as an open question, not a tick. Step five. Drag the card anywhere on the page. It remembers where you left it, and Back to the side puts it back. Step six. On a post that names a ticker without a contract, Lens opens the contract when one clearly leads for that ticker, and the card says how many others it set aside and why. When none clearly leads, you pick from a short list. Step seven. Tap Buy in Telegram. It opens our trade bot with the contract loaded; the bot shows its own read before any buy, and the take-profit steps are ready to arm on the price you pay. The button is on every site's card, whatever the risk word says. Under the reasons, the card counts the real accounts that posted the contract on X, and the vote-farm copies it set aside. A Premium member sees who, with each account's record. Lens also flags an account that posts hundreds of contracts a week: it is posting everything, so a post from it is not a signal. What it does not tell you. A contract with no mark is a gap in our index, not a clean bill; paste it at pumppill dot org slash scan for the full read. Lens reads the contract addresses on your screen, and for a member the handles that posted them; not the page address, the post text, or your history. Its one browser permission is storage. It never connects to a wallet. And the card is a stored read: open the full read for a fresh one. Here is what to do. Until the listing is live, take the next contract you see in your feed and paste it at pumppill dot org, or in the trade bot. When Lens lands, the same read will be waiting beside the address.
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