ZachXBT Alleges Axiom Employees Misused Internal Tools to Track User Wallets

ZachXBT Investigation Points to Alleged Data Misuse

ZachXBT posted the thread at 8:41 a.m. EST, naming Broox Bauer, known online as @WheresBroox, and describing him as a senior business development employee at Axiom based in New York. According to ZachXBT, Bauer and others allegedly exploited insufficient access controls tied to internal dashboards to look up sensitive wallet information beginning in early 2025.

Axiom was founded in 2024 by Cal and Mist and later participated in Y Combinator’s Winter 2025 batch. ZachXBT wrote that the company generated more than $390 million in revenue to date and had become one of the more profitable firms in the sector.

ZachXBT said he was retained to independently investigate alleged misconduct at Axiom after receiving reports. He cited audio clips from a private group call in which Bauer allegedly stated he could track any Axiom user via referral code, wallet address or UID and claimed he could “find out anything to do with that person.” In the same recording, Bauer allegedly described gradually increasing the number of wallets reviewed, “so it does not look that suspicious.”

The thread also references screenshots Bauer allegedly shared in April and August 2025 from what ZachXBT described as an internal Axiom dashboard. The images purportedly showed wallet information for traders identified as “Jerry” and “Monix,” as well as lookups tied to users who traded the meme coin AURA.

According to ZachXBT, a Google Sheet compiled by members of the group mapped wallet addresses gathered from internal dashboard data and targeted several key opinion leaders, or KOLs. He wrote that multiple KOLs named in leaked screenshots confirmed the accuracy of wallet data attributed to them.

One of the traders allegedly targeted was identified as Marcell, described by ZachXBT as having a reputation for promoting meme coins after accumulating supply through private wallets. ZachXBT asserted that traders using private wallets would be especially vulnerable if privileged internal data were misused.

The thread also details blockchain analysis linking a wallet attributed to Bauer to multiple addresses and centralized exchange deposit accounts. ZachXBT wrote that high trading volume made it difficult to determine specific instances of insider trading without access to Axiom’s internal logs.

In a February 2026 recorded call cited in the thread, Bauer allegedly outlined a plan to help a friend profit $200,000 by leveraging internal access. ZachXBT wrote that private chats included screenshots of exchange balances, suggesting prior gains.

ZachXBT said he contacted Axiom for comment prior to publication and attached the company’s response. Axiom stated:

“We are surprised and disappointed to hear that someone on our team abused internal customer support tools to look up user wallets. We have removed access to these tools and will continue to investigate and hold the offending parties responsible. This does not represent us as a team, we have always tried to put the user first. We’ll share updates on our Twitter as we learn more.”

ZachXBT added that, regardless of whether Axiom’s co-founders were aware, he believes monitoring and access controls appeared limited and called for further investigation. He also suggested the matter could fall under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, though no charges have been announced.

FAQ 🔎

• What did ZachXBT allege about Axiom?
  He alleged that certain employees misused internal tools to access private wallet data and potentially trade on that information.
• Did Axiom respond to the claims?
  Yes, Axiom said it removed access to the tools in question and is investigating the matter.
• Were criminal charges announced?
  No criminal charges have been announced at this time.
• What evidence did ZachXBT cite?
  He referenced audio recordings, screenshots of internal dashboards and blockchain address analysis.