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Solana NFT Screener: Find What's Pumping in Real Time (2026 Guide)

Markets move in minutes; tab-hopping between marketplaces doesn't keep up. Chadbot's screener ranks every Solana collection by live volume across Tensor and Magic Eden together, shows who's buying vs selling, and lets you act in one click. Here's how it works.

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Quick answer
A Solana NFT screener is a live table that ranks collections by recent trading volume so you can see what's heating up right now. Chadbot's screener is cross-marketplace (it merges Tensor + Magic Eden volume into one ranking), updates every few seconds across rolling windows from 1 minute to 4 hours, shows buy/sell sentiment per collection and a sitewide market mood, and lets you go straight from a row to placing a bid or listing — screening and acting in one place.
live volume screener · Tensor + Magic Eden
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Aggregated cross-marketplace volume, re-ranked live with buy/sell sentiment — then one click from screen to bid.
// Key takeaways
  • Ranks collections by rolling-window volume (1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h).
  • Cross-marketplace: Tensor + Magic Eden volume merged, so it never misses the venue you didn't open.
  • Live: re-ranks every few seconds; rows reorder as flow shifts.
  • Shows buy/sell sentiment per collection + a sitewide market mood.
  • Filter out outliers (wash trades), compressed NFTs, or by floor-price range.
  • One click from a row to a collection / trait / AMM bid or a listing — no app-switching.
  • Zoom out with the footer volume tracker: 24h volume by marketplace + the top wallets (with per-venue breakdowns).

What is an NFT screener?

An NFT screener is to NFT trading what a stock screener is to equities: a single live ranking that surfaces where activity is concentrated right now, instead of you scrolling marketplace trending tabs one collection at a time. The standard metric is volume over a recent window — the collections trading the most SOL in the last few minutes or hours rise to the top.

What Chadbot's screener does differently

Most "trending" lists live inside a single marketplace and refresh slowly. Chadbot's screener is built for traders who act on momentum:

  • Cross-marketplace by default. Volume is aggregated across Tensor and Magic Eden, so a collection pumping on the venue you don't usually watch still shows up.
  • Genuinely live. It re-ranks every few seconds; rows reorder as flow moves, so a breakout climbs the table in real time rather than after a slow refresh.
  • Sentiment, not just volume. Each row splits buy-side vs sell-side flow, and a sitewide market mood bar shows whether the whole market is risk-on or risk-off.
  • Short windows. Windows from 1 minute to 4 hours let you screen for instant momentum or sustained trends.
  • Noise filters. Hide outliers (wash-traded rows), hide compressed collections, or constrain by floor price.
  • Wired to the bots. A row isn't a dead end — open it and place a bid or listing immediately.

Manual scanning vs the Chadbot screener

Manual (marketplace trending)Chadbot screener
CoverageOne marketplace at a timeTensor + Magic Eden merged
FreshnessSlow refresh; you re-load tabsLive re-rank every few seconds
TimeframeUsually fixed (e.g. 24h)1m → 4h rolling windows
SignalVolume onlyVolume + buy/sell sentiment + market mood
Acting on itSwitch apps, find the collection, bid manuallyOne click from the row to a bid/listing bot

How to read it

  • Volume rank — who's trading the most SOL in the chosen window. The top rows are where attention (and liquidity) is.
  • Buy/sell split — a green-heavy bar means accumulation; red-heavy means distribution. Rising volume + buy-heavy is the classic breakout shape.
  • Window — short for momentum, long for trend. Flip between them on the same collection to tell a spike from a sustained move.
  • Market mood — the whole-market buy/sell gauge; bid more aggressively when it's risk-on, tighten up when it flips red.
Screen short, confirm long
A 5-minute spike can be a single whale or a wash trade. Spot the mover on a short window, then flip to 1h–4h on the same collection: if the volume holds across both, it's a real trend worth bidding; if it vanishes on the longer window, it was noise. Keep hide outliers on to strip the worst wash trades automatically.
Turn a signal into a standing order
The edge isn't just seeing a mover — it's acting before the floor reprices. From a hot row, open an auto-bid or a trait bid so Chadbot keeps your offer competitive while you move on to the next opportunity, instead of babysitting one collection.

Use the screener in five steps

  1. Open the screener in discovery.
  2. Pick a window (1m–4h) for your timeframe.
  3. Read volume & sentiment — find rising, buy-heavy collections.
  4. Filter the noise — hide outliers/compressed, or set a floor range.
  5. Act on a mover — open it and place a bid or listing without leaving Chadbot.

Zoom out: 24h market volume & top wallets

The screener ranks individual collections; the volume tracker in the footer zooms out to the whole market. Open it for a live 24h trading-volume breakdown across Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis — so you can see at a glance where the liquidity is — with 1D / 7D / 30D windows.

  • Volume by marketplace. A donut and figures split SOL volume across Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis, with each venue's share — handy for spotting where activity has rotated to.
  • Top wallets by volume. The details view ranks the most active wallets, each with a per-marketplace breakdown and a trade count — sort by volume or trades, search a wallet, and page through the leaderboard.
  • Whose flow is it? Each wallet links to its profile, and wallets that have used Chadbot carry a status badge — so you can tell wash-trading bots apart from real accumulators.
  • On-chain, not estimates. Figures are decoded from on-chain sales (buys + sells), so a wallet's volume reflects what it actually traded across every supported venue.
Follow the volume, then the wallets
When one marketplace's share jumps, that's where the action moved — screen there first. And if a single wallet dominates a collection's volume, open its profile: a lone whale propping up a 'pump' is a very different bet from broad accumulation across many wallets.

FAQ

What is an NFT screener?

An NFT screener is a live table that ranks collections by a metric — usually trading volume over a recent time window — so you can spot what's heating up right now instead of scrolling marketplaces collection by collection. It's the NFT equivalent of a stock screener.

How is Chadbot's screener different from a marketplace's trending list?

Chadbot's screener aggregates volume across Tensor and Magic Eden into one ranking (so it isn't blind to activity on the venue you didn't open), updates live every few seconds, shows buy vs sell sentiment per collection and sitewide, supports short rolling windows from 1 minute to 4 hours, and lets you go straight from a row to placing a bid or listing.

What do the rolling windows (1m–4h) mean?

The window sets how far back the volume is measured. A 5-minute window surfaces what's pumping right now; a 4-hour window shows sustained movers. Shorter windows react faster but are noisier; longer windows are steadier but slower to flag a new breakout.

What is buy/sell sentiment on the screener?

Sentiment splits a collection's volume into buy-side and sell-side flow. A high buy share suggests accumulation/strength; a high sell share suggests distribution. Chadbot also shows a sitewide 'market mood' so you can see whether the whole Solana NFT market is risk-on or risk-off.

Can I bid directly from the screener?

Yes — that's the point of having it inside Chadbot. When a collection catches your eye you can open it and place a collection, trait, or AMM bid, or a listing, without leaving for another app. Screening and acting happen in one place.

Where do I see total Solana NFT market volume?

Chadbot's footer volume tracker shows live 24-hour trading volume across Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis combined, broken down by marketplace, with 1-day, 7-day and 30-day windows. Open its details view for the top wallets by volume, each with a per-marketplace breakdown and a trade count.

Can I see which wallets are trading the most?

Yes. The volume tracker's top-wallets view ranks the most active wallets by volume (buys + sells) over the last 24 hours, each with a per-marketplace split and a trade count. You can sort by volume or trade count, search for a wallet, and click any wallet to open its profile.

Once the screener finds the collection, choose your weapon: auto-bidding, trait bidding, rarity bidding, an AMM pool, or cross-marketplace listing to flip.

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