A compass for Metric users: find pools by yield and safety, scan a pool's risk, compare curators, simulate LP edge, check routes and watch spreads.
Community tool, not an official Metric product. The safety score is this tool's own rating built from public data. It is not Metric's assessment and not financial advice.
Filter by chain, tier and pricing health. Click a row for a full risk scan.
| Pool | Tier | Status | TVL | 24h vol | 7d APR | Trading PnL APR | Safety | Age |
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APR is the LP share of fees over the last 7 days, annualized, before token price moves. Trading PnL APR also counts price moves of both tokens against simply holding them, so it is closer to the real result.
Turns a pool's technical fields into a plain checklist. Each item says why it matters.
A curator runs a pool. Pools are grouped by curator to show who manages the most capital, the average yield and the share of fees they keep.
| Curator | Verified | Pools | TVL | 7d APR (avg) | Curator fee share | Pool tiers |
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Curator fee share is the part of the spread a curator takes before the rest goes to LPs. According to Metric's docs, the curator and Metric can change these shares at any time, so check again before you deposit.
The headline 7d APR counts fees only. Trading PnL APR also counts price moves versus simply holding. The gap between the two shows which pools look rich but quietly lose money.
| Pool | Tier | TVL | 7d APR | Trading PnL APR | Gap (pts) | APR vs real | Verdict |
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Verdict: Illusion = Trading PnL APR is below 0 (LPs lost versus holding). Eroded = less than half of the headline APR survives. Holds up = at least half survives. Both numbers cover only 7 days, so a pool can flip next week. Treat this as a warning sign, not a verdict. Click a row for the full risk scan.
Pick one pool to see its DNA: six traits drawn as one shape. Add a second pool to turn it into a duel and see who wins each round. Both come with an image you can share.
Every axis is scaled 0 to 100 by this tool so pools can be compared. Real yield: Trading PnL APR from -10% (0) to +30% (100). Depth: TVL from $10K (0) to $10M (100). Stability: how close the 24h APR is to the 7d APR, a proxy because the API gives no longer history. Age: 180 days or more scores 100. Curator: verified status, green-tier share of their TVL and how many pools they run. In a duel, a round is a tie when both pools are within 4 points of each other, and a pool with no data for a trait loses that round. Seven days of data can flip quickly, so treat any winner as a snapshot. This is not Metric's rating and not financial advice.
Tell Compass how much you have and how much risk you accept. It proposes a small basket of pools, splits your money, then stress tests the whole basket.
Only quotable, active pools where LPs did not lose versus holding over 7 days (Trading PnL APR of 0 or more) are considered. Picks are spread across curators and avoid stacking the same volatile token. Yield figures are a 7-day snapshot annualized, not a forecast. The basket stress test uses a simpler model than the position stress test in Edge Lab (see the note above its table). Not financial advice.
Simulated the way Metric describes LP returns. Edge is the gain locked in when a trade fills. Trading PnL is your position's value minus what you would hold if you had kept the tokens, both at today's price.
The preset example comes from the "Understanding your returns" page of Metric's docs. Change the numbers to match your pool.
| Token 0 price | Position | If held | Trading PnL | Versus deposit |
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Push the position above through bad days. Unlike the Basket stress test in Portfolio, this follows one position using the exact deposit, trade and fill price from the form on the left, so it includes your edge. Token 1 is valued at $1 before any depeg.
| Scenario | Position | Trading PnL | Versus deposit | Verdict |
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"Versus deposit" includes the market move of the tokens you still hold. "Edge wiped out" means Trading PnL turned negative: the price moved past your fill price.
Ask Metric's router for the best swap path, then compare it with the reference price to see the cost already built into the quote. Traders on Metric pay no separate fee. The cost sits in the spread.
Reads the current bid and ask of the largest pools on one chain. The tighter the spread and the deeper the pool, the better your fill.
| Pool | Tier | Status | Spread | Available depth |
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