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The Pools page lists every pool LP Agent tracks. Switch network with the chain picker in the header. To start from a token instead of a pool, use Discover.
Pools on Solana

The list

  • One table, 20 pools a page. On a phone it becomes a list, with sort chips above it.
  • The bar above the table shows how many pools match on this chain and, while the data is fresh, when it was last updated.
  • The list refreshes on its own: every minute on Solana, every 10 seconds on Robinhood Chain. A pool a refresh brings onto the page flashes in, and a pool that changed rank slides to its new place.
  • Click a column header to sort, click again to flip the order. The default sort is Fee/TVL, highest first.
  • On Solana, the Fee/TVL header has a window picker: 24h, 6h, 1h or 5m. The Volume and Fees columns follow the same window. The app remembers the window you picked, per chain, for your next visit.
  • Columns switches columns on and off. Every column the chain can show is listed and on by default. Your choice is kept per chain; Show all columns brings them all back.
  • On Solana, the chart icon at the end of a row opens a price chart under it. Click anywhere else on the row to open the pool.
A high Fee/TVL on a tiny pool can disappear fast. Check liquidity, volume and age together before you zap in.

Filters

Press Filters to open the whole form. The button shows how many filters are set (ranges, search and Small pools).
  • Amounts are in USD. You can type 500k, 1.5m or 2b.
  • Apply applies your filters, saves them for this network and closes the form. Clear all resets them.
  • Copy link copies a link with the filters in the form, so you can share a view.
  • On Solana, new users start with a minimum liquidity, volume and organic score so the list is not flooded with dust pools.
  • On Robinhood Chain, pools under $5k are hidden unless you turn on **Small pools**, search an address or set your own minimum liquidity. Pools showing $50k or more TVL with almost no volume are also left out of browsing.

Tokenized stocks (Robinhood Chain)

Stock pools on Robinhood Chain
Press Stocks above the table to see pools that hold a tokenized stock issued by Robinhood. They are matched by contract address against Robinhood’s registry, not by ticker. A token that uses a stock’s ticker but is a different contract is flagged Fake ticker.

Search anything

The search box in the header (shortcut /) finds tokens, pools and wallets by address:
  • Token: its market cap, volume and liquidity, and the top 10 pools with that token, ranked by 24h volume.
  • Pool: opens the pool page.
  • Wallet: win rate, total PnL, fees and EV, and opens the wallet’s portfolio.
Your last 5 searches are kept under Recent Searches.

Create a pool

When a token has no pool you want, you can create one from inside the app, with your agent wallet. You start it from Discover, not from the Pools page:
  • Create pool on a token with no pool.
  • New pool above a token’s unfolded pools, for another fee or quote token.
The Create a pool for dialog opens. Nothing is sent until you press its button.

Starting price

Starting price is how much of the quote token 1 token is worth. It starts at the market price; Use market puts it back after you edit it.
  • More than 5% away from the market price, the dialog warns you.
  • More than 20% away, it refuses: Price too far from the market.
  • When no market price is known for the token, the dialog says so. Check the price yourself.
  • A DLMM pool opens at the nearest bin at or under your price, and the dialog shows that price.
A pool opened away from the market price is arbitraged as soon as it holds liquidity, and the first liquidity in it pays for that. Keep the starting price at the market unless you have a reason not to.

First deposit (DAMM v2 and Robinhood Chain)

Type the quote side in First deposit in (SOL, USDC, ETH or USDG). The token side is whatever that is worth at your starting price. Both sides come from your agent wallet, so it must already hold the token. The note under the box shows the token amount it pairs with and what your agent wallet holds. If it holds too little, the dialog says how much is missing and does not create the pool. On Robinhood Chain you also need ETH for gas. The pool opens at the ratio of the two sides, and your first deposit becomes a full-range position.

Before you press Create pool

The summary shows:
  • Pool address: where the new pool will live.
  • Cost to create: about how much SOL of network rent (Solana) or ETH of gas (Robinhood Chain) it takes, on top of any deposit.
  • First deposit: the two amounts, or On the pool page, right after for DLMM.
  • Signed by: Agent wallet.
If a pool with the same pair and fee already exists, the button reads Open existing pool and takes you there instead. The button also tells you what is missing, for example Enter a starting price or No agent wallet on this chain.

After it is created

  • DLMM: the new pool’s page opens. Add your first liquidity in the Create Position panel. As the first LP in the pool, you pay the one-time New price bin rent for the bins your range covers, shown before you confirm. See Create a Position.
  • DAMM v2: the new pool’s page opens, with your first deposit in it.
  • Robinhood Chain: the dialog confirms the pool and links the transaction. The pool’s page and your position show up once LP Agent has picked up the pool, usually within a few minutes. Open portfolio and Open pool page take you onward.

The pool page

Click a pool to open it.
Pool page on Solana
Header: pair, protocol, bin step and base fee, and live stats: price, market cap, TVL, 24h volume, 24h fees, Fee/TVL and estimated fee APR. Click the pair to switch to another pool of the same token. The link icon opens the pool on Meteora or Uniswap, either token on GMGN, the pool on DexScreener or the block explorer, and on Solana the main token’s holder map on Bubblemaps. Tabs at the top:
  • Price Chart: candles from 1 minute to 1 day.
    • Pool / Token above the chart: Pool plots this pool’s own trades. Token plots the token’s price across every market it trades on, with candles down to 1 second. Both chains have it.
    • Price / MCap in the chart’s toolbar switches between price and market cap. On Robinhood Chain it is on the Token chart only. On Solana, while the chart shows market cap, your range lines read Min MCap and Max MCap, and the panel’s range follows.
    • On DLMM pools the liquidity depth is drawn next to the price and follows the pool’s live liquidity.
    • Drag the Min Price and Max Price lines to set your range by eye.
  • Pool Details: pool address, fees, token amounts and share of TVL. On Solana, fee history and the liquidity distribution per bin.
A Live badge on Solana pools shows the data is streaming. When you select one of your positions, its live uPnL shows in the browser tab’s title, so you can watch it from another tab. Tabs at the bottom: On Your Positions and History:
  • The source select narrows the rows: All positions, Auto only (positions badged Auto) or Manual only (positions badged Manual). Copied positions show under All positions. Your choice is remembered in this browser. On History the select appears when you are looking at your own agent wallet.
  • A position you just opened shows in Your Positions as soon as the transaction lands, with what you put in and its range. Value, fees and uPnL fill in a few seconds later, once it has synced. Until then the row has no actions.
The flag icon lets you report a pool.
Positions in a Robinhood Chain pool
The panel on the right is where you open a position. See Create a Position. Select one of your positions to manage it there. See Manage Positions.