A private overlay layer for axiom.trade that was never supposed to leave the group chat. Zero-paste transfers, copy-mirroring, routed fills — everything the public UI pretends it already does. It's out now.
Runs as a silent layer on top of the terminal you already use. No new UI to learn — it just shows up and works.
One-click entry sizing on the pulse bar. Editable inline, synced with your S1/S2/S3 preset slots, always a hotkey away.
Routed execution layer. Every fill reports its edge against quote — fill confirmed · −0.6% vs quote — so you see the savings, not just the fill.
Point it at any wallet you already track on axiom — the list pulls straight from your trackers. Every confirmed move mirrors instantly to your paper book.
Two-wallet staged entries with believable fill sequencing. main → sec — staggered, confirmed, clean.
The transfer chip — or don't touch anything at all. Every checked wallet drains to your cold address every 3 seconds. Funds never sit.
QB / Low Fees / Mev toggles and S1–S3 slots that stay bound to axiom's own P1–P3 presets. Flip once, it persists.
Screen captures from live sessions. No mockups.
These two have been running it quietly for months. Now you know what the fills were coming from.
if you're still entering on the public UI you're just exit liquidity tbh. the fills i'm getting aren't from axiom — different layer entirely
people keep asking how the exits are instant. they're not gonna like the answer. some things stay in the gc 🧙
Full extension source, unminified, exactly as it runs on their machines. Three minutes and you're on the same terminal they are — here's how:
Grab the zip, right-click it → Extract All… (or drag it out of the zip window). You want a folder with manifest.json inside.
Type chrome://extensions in the address bar and hit enter. Flip the Developer mode switch — top-right corner.
Click Load unpacked and pick the extracted shitter-tech folder. Done — Shitter Tech shows up in your list.
Open axiom.trade like normal. The overlay mounts itself — pulse bar, panel tools, everything. No setup, no account, nothing else to click.
Runs entirely in your browser. It's an unpacked extension — chrome will show the standard "developer mode extensions" nudge on startup, that's normal, hit dismiss and forget it.