Daily swap transactions per trading terminal: Axiom vs Fomo vs pump.fun vs GMGN
Swap transactions routed through each trading terminal in one complete day, across every chain or one at a time. Counts transactions, not wallets, so an automated trader sending hundreds of swaps a day counts hundreds of times.
TL;DR. As of , Axiom leads swap transactions 24h at 2.11M (24h) across 8 ranked terminals. Source: OpenChainBench, https://openchainbench.com/benchmarks/terminal-swap-transactions.
Read this carefully
Transaction counts for one complete UTC day, on the chain the tab names or summed across all of them, from the public tehcscreener API, which is Allium-backed. Counts transactions, not wallets: bench 232 counts the distinct wallets behind them, and the ratio between the two pages is a measure of automation. Bots, MEV searchers and multi-wallet traders are all included.
Transaction count is the rawest measure of how much a trading terminal is used, and the least flattering to read alone: an automated strategy sending three hundred swaps from one wallet counts three hundred times, so a terminal can lead on transactions while serving a fraction of another's users. This page counts the swaps routed through each terminal on the latest complete day. Read it next to bench 232, which counts the wallets behind those swaps on the same day from the same source, and the division is the automation ratio.
Methodology
The harness reads one day per terminal from the tehcscreener /bots/{bot} endpoint, takes the Solana series, and publishes its transaction count as terminal_txns. The figure is one chain's and one day's. Until 2026-10-07 this bench counted transactions in which a terminal's fee wallet received value, computed from our own SQL over Dune. That attribution could not see a terminal that charges no fee, so pump.fun was structurally absent from a transaction count it leads on. The current source counts routed transactions directly, so the cohort is complete.
Results: 8 terminals ranked by Swap transactions 24h (24h)
Frequently asked
What counts as a swap transaction here?
One on-chain transaction that routed a swap through the terminal on the selected chain, counted once however many hops or pools it touched. A wallet sending fifty swaps in the day contributes fifty.
Why is this higher than the wallet count on bench 232?
Because one wallet sends many transactions. The two pages read the same source on the same day, so dividing one by the other gives swaps per wallet, which bench 232 now publishes as a column so you do not have to.
Why was pump.fun missing before?
The previous source counted transactions in which a terminal's fee wallet received value. The pump.fun app charges no terminal fee, so there was nothing to attribute from and the row was structurally blank rather than low. The current source counts routed transactions directly.
Can I see one chain at a time?
Yes. The tab strip carries seven chains plus an all-chains total, and the URL keeps your choice so the view is shareable. The harness measures ten; the three left off each carry one or two terminals, which is a list rather than a comparison.
Source code github.com/ChainBench/OpenChainBench/tree/dev/harnesses/terminal-activity