Glossary

The summary at the top

The boxes above the cards add up the whole wallet.

Total in pools

The dollar value of every liquidity position in the wallet, at current prices. It counts the tokens sitting in each position — not the rewards waiting to be claimed, and not governance locks, which have their own box.

+ N positions without a reliable price

Positions holding at least one token our price source doesn't cover. They are left out of the total instead of guessed. This is not an error, and refreshing won't change it. See “—”.

Locked

The dollar value of the wallet's governance locks (veAERO, veVELO). Shown only when the wallet has one.

Claimable rewards

Everything the wallet can collect right now, in dollars: swap fees and emissions from its positions, plus lock rewards. Nothing here has been collected yet — it is what's waiting.

+ N rewards without a reliable price

Claimable tokens with no price in our price source. Their amounts are listed on each card, but they can't be added to a dollar total.

Positions · scanned in N s

How many liquidity positions were found, and how long it took to read Base, Optimism, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain, Unichain, Ink, Mode, Soneium, Fraxtal, Lisk, Swell, Metal L2, Superseed, Celo, BNB Chain and HyperEVM to find them.

Showing the top N positions

Some wallets hold thousands of tiny positions. Past a limit, only the largest are shown as cards — but the totals above still include every one of them.

⚠ Yellow notices

Something that didn't go as planned during this scan, one line each: a network that didn't answer, a price service that failed, fees that had to be estimated. A line ends in “Refresh to retry” only when a refresh can actually help — the others describe a known limit that reloading won't change.

A position card

Each card is one position: liquidity you deposited in one pool.

Pool name (e.g. CL100-WETH/USDC)

The two tokens in the pool, plus a prefix or suffix that says what kind of pool it is:

• CL + number — a concentrated pool. The number is its tick spacing: how finely the price range can be set. Small numbers are used for pairs that move little against each other.
• vAMM — a classic volatile pool; sAMM — a classic stable pool, built for tokens that should trade near 1:1.
• A percentage (e.g. WETH/USDC 0.05%) — a Uniswap pool and its fee tier: the share of every swap paid to the pool's liquidity.

Clicking the name opens the pool on the network's block explorer.

Value (top right)

What the tokens in this position are worth right now, in dollars. Claimable rewards are not included. A “—” means one of the tokens has no reliable price.

Network badge

The blockchain the position lives on — one of Base, Optimism, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain, Unichain, Ink, Mode, Soneium, Fraxtal, Lisk, Swell, Metal L2, Superseed, Celo, BNB Chain and HyperEVM.

Exchange badge

The exchange that holds the pool: Aerodrome, Velodrome, Uniswap v3, Uniswap v4, PancakeSwap v3 and Ramses.

Concentrated

A position that provides liquidity only inside a price range you picked. Inside the range it earns more fees per dollar than a classic position; outside it earns nothing. Each one is an NFT.

Classic · volatile / Classic · stable

A position spread across every possible price, so it is never out of range — it earns less per dollar, but always earns. Stable pools use a curve designed for tokens that trade near the same price; volatile pools, for everything else.

✓ In range / ⚠ Out of range

Whether the current price is inside the position's range. In range, it is earning. Out of range, it earns no swap fees, and if it is staked, gauge emissions stop too. Fees earned before it left the range stay claimable.

Staked in gauge

The position was deposited into the exchange's gauge — a contract that pays emissions (the exchange's own token) to liquidity providers. Staking moves the position out of the wallet, which is why most wallets and many trackers stop showing it. trackdefi reads the gauges directly.

Staked in farm

PancakeSwap's version of a gauge: the position was deposited into a PancakeSwap farm (the MasterChef contract), which pays CAKE. Same effect — the position leaves the wallet, and trackdefi reads the farm directly.

ALM-managed

The position is run by an automated liquidity manager, which moves the price range for you as the market moves.

NFT #

The ID of the NFT that represents a concentrated position. It is how you find the exact position on the exchange or on a block explorer.

What the position is earning

Rates here are annualised: what the position would earn over a year if the current pace held. They are estimates from live data, not a return you have already made — and the pace can change quickly.

Earning now

What THIS position is earning right now — your own position, not the pool's average. A narrower range usually earns more per dollar than the pool average while it stays in range.

Last 24 h / Last 15 min

Swap fees this position actually earned, measured in the pool contract over two windows. Each row shows the annualised rate and the dollars earned inside that window. Read them together: a 15-minute rate far above the 24-hour one means the pool is busy right now; far below means the rush already passed. Annualising 15 minutes multiplies it by 35,040, so keep an eye on the dollar figure next to it. On Ramses pools with a gauge, swap fees go to RAM voters, so these rows read 0% — the position earns RAM instead, on the Emissions row.

Emissions · $/day at this rate

The reward token the gauge is paying this position, at the gauge's current rate and the token's current price. Only for positions that are in range and staked — or, on Ramses, any in-range position in a pool with a gauge, since Ramses pays without staking. The percentage has no ceiling: when a gauge pays a lot to a small position, the number is high — and real. The dollars per day next to it say what that means in money.

fees X% + emissions Y%

The two parts that add up to Earning now. When the line shows this instead of the 24 h / 15 min rows, the fees couldn't be measured in the contract for this scan, so their rate is estimated from pool-wide data and your share of the pool's active liquidity.

pool X%

The average rate for all in-range liquidity in the pool, from DefiLlama — a reference to compare your position against.

Earning now 0% · out of range

The price left your range, so the position is earning nothing until it comes back — or until you move the range.

Earning now — · just opened

The position is too new to measure. The shortest window is 15 minutes, so the first reading appears once the position is that old.

Pool APR · 30d avg

Shown when we can't compute a number for your own position: the pool's current rate and its 30-day average, from DefiLlama. It describes the pool, not your personal return.

Tokens and price range

Token rows (e.g. WETH 1.5 $4,500.00)

How much of each token the position holds right now, and what that is worth. The mix changes with the price: as one token gets more expensive, the pool sells it from your position in exchange for the other.

Price range bar

The left and right numbers are the edges of the range; now is the current price, and the marker shows where it sits. Green means in range. When the price is past an edge, the bar turns orange and the marker is pinned to that side — the position is then 100% in one of the two tokens. The percentages under each edge show how far the price has to move from now to reach it: −8.00% under the left edge means an 8% drop takes the position out of range on that side. Out of range, both have the same sign — the distance back to each edge.

Price unit (e.g. USDC/WETH)

The unit of the range numbers: how many of the first token one of the second token is worth. USDC/WETH at 3,000 means 1 WETH = 3,000 USDC.

Dollar value with a dotted underline

Our price sources don't cover that token, so its price comes from a pool on the same network — the position's own pool whenever possible: the other token's market price times the exchange rate inside the pool. It is the pool's real price — shown as it is, even when a small or thin pool prices the token differently from other markets.

Claimable

fees

Swap fees the position has earned and not collected yet, token by token.

emissions

Gauge rewards earned by a position and not claimed yet — a staked one, or on Ramses any position in a pool with a gauge.

Total claimable

The dollar sum of the rows above. When some of them have no price, it shows the priced part followed by the names of the others (e.g. “$12.40 + XYZ”).

Governance locks

Shown above the positions when the wallet has locked AERO or VELO to vote.

veAERO #id / veVELO #id · Governance lock

Tokens locked in exchange for voting power. Each week, lockers vote on which pools receive emissions, and are paid for it. The lock is an NFT; the number is its ID.

AERO locked / VELO locked

How many tokens are inside the lock, and what they are worth now.

Voting power

The lock's current weight in votes. It shrinks steadily toward zero as the unlock date approaches — unless the lock is permanent.

Unlocks [date]

The date the tokens can be withdrawn.

Permanent lock

Locked with no unlock date; its voting power doesn't decay.

⚠ Expired — withdrawable

The unlock date has passed. The tokens are still sitting in the lock, free to take out — and the lock no longer has voting power.

In managed lock #

This lock was deposited into a managed lock (a relay) that votes on its behalf. The tokens now live in the managed lock, so this one shows zero.

rebase

New tokens paid to lockers every week, to offset the dilution from emissions.

votes

Voting rewards: swap fees and incentives from the pools this lock voted for.

Symbols

—

No reliable number to show, so we show nothing rather than guess. For a price, it means neither our price sources nor any pool on that network could price the token. Hover over it (or tap it) to see which one.

Dotted underline

Text with a dotted underline has an explanation: hover over it with a mouse, or tap it on a phone. The Earning now box and the badges on a lock work the same way.