Post by bala120495 about Orca token ($ORCA)

$ORCA — Show the actual trigger prices when setting a range alert.

AI-assisted documentation review, 10 Oct 2026. No deposit, trade, or live alert was created for this review.

Orca's Alerts guide describes 5%, 10%, and 20% options as proximity to either range boundary, but does not define the percentage denominator. That makes the warning distance hard to predict, especially for narrow ranges.

For an illustrative range of 100–120 USDC per SOL, “5%” of the range width gives inner thresholds of 101 and 119. Measuring 5% of each boundary price gives 105 and 114 instead. These are alternative interpretations, not measured Orca behavior. For a narrow 100–102 range, the second interpretation would make the two warning zones overlap.

Could the guide state the exact formula, and the alert form preview “notify below X or above Y,” with units? Please explain how overlapping zones and a condition already true at creation are handled. A worked narrow-range example would make setup much easier to verify.

The guide's distinction between a one-shot alert and a once-per-minute limit is useful. One further question: does “Every time” mean a new boundary crossing after recovery, or repeated checks while the condition stays true? A short enter/exit/re-enter timeline would clarify expected notification frequency.

Source: https://docs.orca.so/liquidity/manage/alerts