Six stages. Every coin passes through all of them, in order.
This is real infrastructure, not a marketing story. Here's exactly what happens between a token launching and a signal reaching a member.
Detection
Four independent feeds run continuously, watching Solana in real time.
New launches
Every token created on Pump.fun is picked up the moment it exists — before it has volume, before it has a name anyone recognizes.
Graduations
Tokens that survive Pump.fun and migrate to Raydium are tracked separately — graduation is itself a signal that a coin has held attention.
Wallet activity
Wallets with a proven track record are monitored on-chain. When one of them buys, that's detected independently of any narrative or hype.
Narrative signals
Curated accounts and keyword patterns on X are scanned for early mention velocity — the first sign a narrative is forming, not the moment it peaks.
Safety gate
Binary. Pass or fail. A coin that fails one check is rejected immediately — it is never scored, never reviewed, and never seen by a member.
Scoring
Coins that clear the safety gate are scored across three weighted factors. Exact thresholds are kept private — publishing them would just hand a blueprint to whoever wants to game the filter — but the shape of the model is not a secret.
On-chain quality
Smart wallet buying activity, buy/sell ratio, holder distribution, and liquidity depth. The largest single factor in the composite score.
Narrative strength
Mention velocity, reach of the accounts driving it, and — critically — what stage the narrative is in. Only early or growing narratives score positively; a narrative that's already peaked scores negatively, however loud it is.
Momentum
Volume acceleration, price action, and the rate of new buyers. The smallest weight of the three — momentum without the first two factors is exactly what the safety gate and scoring model exist to filter out.
Veto
A person reviews every coin that reaches this stage before it goes any further. Nothing is fully automated to the community — the highest-scoring coin in the pipeline still waits for a human decision.
This is a genuine operational constraint, not a design choice made for effect. Review capacity is finite, which is part of why membership and signal volume stay deliberately bounded rather than scaled for its own sake.
Distribution and execution
An approved signal posts to the correct channel for the member's tier — full card for Elite, delayed and redacted for Access. From there, execution is entirely manual: members review the card and decide whether, and how, to trade on AxiomPro. Vireon does not place trades.
Wallets are earned in, and can be demoted out.
A wallet has to clear a 60%+ win rate over a minimum of 30 trades before it qualifies as "smart" and starts influencing scoring. If its win rate drops below 50% over its last 30 trades, it's automatically demoted. The list isn't fixed — new wallets are discovered on-chain as they prove themselves, and the qualification bar applies equally to all of them.