
PoE2 currency market
Divine Orb
Use the market radar to compare the latest completed-hour range with the current price you see in game.
Open in radarWhat is the Divine Orb?
The Divine Orb rerolls the numeric values of the modifiers already on an item, so it is the currency endgame players spend to perfect high-end gear. Because each orb carries a lot of value, Divine sits at the top of the currency stack and is commonly used as a high-denomination store of value for large trades.
How it trades
Its high unit value means it generally tends to trade thinner than the bulk currencies, so an out-of-date quote tends to cost more here than elsewhere. Big-ticket items are frequently priced directly in Divine.
How to read this market
The tracker treats official hourly data as historical context, not an executable quote. If you enter a current observed price, recommendations are rebased onto that working price and evaluated against past hourly windows.
What the tool can tell you
- whether the market moved over 1h, 6h and 24h;
- how often similar windows touched a planned exit level;
- whether the latest hourly model is stale or under-sampled.
Divine Orb FAQ
- What is the Divine Orb used for in PoE2?
- It rerolls the values of an item's existing modifiers, letting crafters push near-finished gear toward its best possible rolls. It is also widely used as a high-value trading currency.
- Is the Divine Orb good for flipping?
- Divine tends to be a thin, high-value market: a single trade ties up a lot of capital, so an out-of-date price is the main risk. Compare the latest hourly range with the current in-game price before committing.
Related markets
Other PoE2 currencies
Exalted OrbPrimary liquid trading currency for small and mid-sized market moves.
Chaos OrbDeep market often useful for reading broad currency demand.
Vaal OrbActive crafting currency with frequent short-term movement.
Greater Exalted OrbHigher-tier currency where hourly range and liquidity matter more than raw spread.
Fracturing OrbExpensive market where stale prices can be costly.