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Pool Window

Pool cards appear in the Wallet tab of the Dex page — under Liquidity pools for positions you opened yourself and under Delegated liquidity for positions funded into operator-managed vaults. Collapsed, a card shows the pair, your value and status; expanded, it opens the full Pool Window.

Pool window

Pool Window Fields

General Information

  • Market account — the market contract the pool belongs to (linked to its portfolio view).
  • Primary asset / Secondary asset — the two sides of the pair (BTC and USDC in BTC/USDC).
  • Reference — the internal pool ID assigned by the contract, in hex, copyable.
  • Status — Active, Partially active (out of range) for concentrated pools whose range no longer contains the market price, or Inactive once closed.

Price and Range

  • Spread — the bid/ask quotes implied by the pool's current composition.
  • Price — the pool's marginal price from the token ratio.
  • Price range — for concentrated liquidity pools (CLP), the lower and upper bounds of your position.

Reserves and Revenue

  • Primary/Secondary reserve — how much of each token the position currently holds.
  • Fees — trading fees accrued on top of the reserves, per token.
  • Revenue — the estimated absolute revenue and the relative return of the position.

Fee Structure

  • Fee rate — the percentage taken from each swap routed through the pool and paid to liquidity providers.
  • Exit fee — the fee charged when closing the position.

Delegated Pool Extras

Delegated positions — funds entrusted to an operator's range — additionally show:

  • Your share — your portion of the pool.
  • Fees earned (est.) — your accrued share of trading fees.
  • TAN subsidy — incentive rewards paid in TAN, if any.
  • Delegator account — the operator account managing the position (linked to its portfolio view).

Using the Pool Window

  1. Identify the pool by market account and asset pair.
  2. Watch Status — an out-of-range concentrated position stops earning swap fees.
  3. Compare Price against your Price range before adding or withdrawing.
  4. Track reserves and revenue to judge performance, and factor the exit fee into your timing.