Orbitrex
Orbitrex Documentation
This hub explains how Orbitrex modules connect: wallet connectivity, market data surfaces, discovery pipelines, risk panels, and execution. It is written for traders, integrators, and internal operators.
Architecture overview
Orbitrex is structured as a client-side trading terminal that talks to Solana RPC infrastructure, third-party market data where applicable, and verified token metadata providers. User keys never leave the wallet; the application proposes transactions and surfaces simulation or preview context whenever feasible.
Integrations
| System | Role in Orbitrex |
|---|---|
| Solana Wallet Adapter | Standard connection and signing for compatible wallets; keeps approvals explicit and reduces bespoke wallet code paths. |
| Jupiter Tokens API | Token lists, metadata enrichment, and verification hooks for discovery and watchlist management. |
| Pump.fun (optional) | Trending and early-momentum discovery; always cross-check with independent on-chain evidence before committing capital. |
| Solana Explorer | Canonical reference for programs, mints, and confirmed transactions—linked throughout the product UX. |
Core product modules
- Charting & indicators: customizable overlays, saved layouts, and export-friendly views for research workflows.
- Streaming prices & alerts: user-defined thresholds with in-app notification patterns tuned for fast markets.
- Watchlists: drag-and-drop ordering, tagging, and quick navigation into detail surfaces.
- Risk analytics: color-coded summaries and contextual tooltips that explain how metrics are derived.
- Execution: wallet-reviewed transactions with clear program IDs and slippage or route context when applicable.
- Portfolio PnL: position- and book-level performance views with fee awareness.
Recommended operating procedure
- Connect wallet → verify network → pin core watchlist tokens.
- Configure alerts with conservative defaults; widen thresholds only after observing feed behavior.
- Use discovery tools as a funnel, not a conclusion; verify mint authority and liquidity.
- Record notable transactions via explorer links for desk-level audit trails.
Glossary
- Trading Terminal: software that unifies analysis, monitoring, and trade execution.
- Market Analysis: systematic review of price, liquidity, and positioning data.
- SPL Mint: Solana mint account defining a fungible token supply.
- Real-time Data: continuously updating market information with minimal delay.
- Risk Assessment: structured evaluation of downside scenarios and exposure limits.
Support
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