Orca volume bot

A whirlpool keeps its own tape

Orca concentrated-liquidity pools settle their own swaps. Those trades are what an Orca pair page and a screener use for that market. Activity on another venue stays on that other venue.

Match the bot to Orca only when traders can already buy and sell the mint in that whirlpool.

When the general bot is a better open

Use this page when Orca is the pool you want on the chart. If the token also trades on Raydium or Meteora and you want one campaign across those markets, open the Solana volume bot from the home page instead.

What an Orca session shows

Paste the mint on the Orca volume bot and confirm the symbol is the whirlpool you already checked. Fund the bot in SOL. The engine chooses the size and the pace. A lighter engine prints a quieter whirlpool tape. A heavier one spends more and sends more swaps through that same pool.

Watch the dashboard for buys and sells, then look at the whirlpool itself. The new trades should land there. A quiet whirlpool usually means the liquidity is too thin, the engine is light, or the bot wallet needs more SOL. Stop the session from the dashboard when you want the spend to end.

Use the whirlpool on a screener as the check. A general token page can mix venues and hide whether these swaps landed. If the mint is right and the pool can fill, that whirlpool’s trade count rises while the bot runs. If it does not, fix the pool or the balance before you pick a heavier engine.

Engines for a live whirlpool

An Orca whirlpool is a pool market. V12 with Mini Buy/Sell is a suitable pair when you want that whirlpool busy. V4 and V4 Eco fit a quiet token. The curve stages are for a coin that is still on a bonding curve, not for this pool.

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