Reserves reads pool reserves, position fees, and price history straight from the chain — no subgraph, no cached indexer, no synthetic APY. If a number is on this screen, it came from a real on-chain call you can check yourself.
Scans real Swap events over whatever window you choose, ranks pools by measured volume and reserve-derived TVL, and estimates what a position would actually earn at current activity — not a backwards-looking APY average.
Filter by liquidity, volume, buy/sell pressure, or fee tier. Every result links straight to the contracts behind it.
Open the Scanner →Surfaces recently-active positions ranked by fee yield, using the same live fee-accrual math the Positions tab uses for your own. Expand any row for its real price chart, or hit Replicate to open Create Position pre-filled with that exact range.
No fabricated PnL or ROI here — those need cost-basis history no public API can honestly reconstruct, so we don’t pretend to show it.
Browse Top Positions →Every candle is reconstructed from that pool’s own Swap events — not a third-party price API. 1m through 1D intervals, live refresh while open, and a full indicator set: moving averages, Bollinger Bands, VWAP, Volume, RSI, MACD.
Draw your own trendlines directly on the chart — saved to your browser, never generated or interpreted by the app.
Deposit, withdraw, collect fees, compound, move range, or arm an unattended auto-exit — each bundled into as few signatures as the underlying contracts allow. Range changes solve for the exact swap needed to avoid leaving funds unused, not a flat guess.
Everything here reads live on-chain state before every transaction — never a stale estimate from when the page loaded.
View Positions →Pool value comes from live balanceOf reads on the actual pool contract at scan time — not a cached indexer figure that can drift from what’s really there.
Nothing here ever holds your funds or your keys. Every action is a transaction your own wallet reviews and signs — this tool only ever prepares what to sign.
Every figure traces back to a specific on-chain read — a pool contract, a position’s fee growth, a swap event. You can verify any of it independently on Etherscan.