LiqvoLiquidity map
Block —- ExploreEvery pool below is a live market on Robinhood Chain. Open one to see its reserves read straight from chain.
- ComparePrice a swap across Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 routes before you trade, with the cost beyond the current price shown.
- AnchorSave a pool's state at a block and anchor its hash on chain, so a shared analysis can be checked later.
Pool lists, volumes and swaps come from GeckoTerminal's public data. Quotes, positions and snapshots are read from Robinhood Chain itself. Nothing here is a trade, an offer or advice.
Pools
Find a market, read its depth, then price your route before you swap anywhere.
Leaders by venue
Busiest pool of each deep venue, by 24-hour volume
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Symbols and names are set by whoever deployed each token; anyone can copy a ticker. Check the token address on the pool page before you trust a name. The 24h move is the base token's price change, from public market data.
See Where Liquidity Flows.
Liqvo reads the pools behind every price on Robinhood Chain
A token price on a chart is the last trade in one pool. Whether you can actually buy or sell at that price depends on how much sits in that pool, how the liquidity is spread across price ranges, and whether a better route runs through another venue. Liqvo puts those answers next to each other so you can see them before you commit to anything.
The explorer above lists the busiest pools on Robinhood Chain across Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 and the other venues that trade there, with their liquidity, 24-hour volume and swap count. The figures come from public market data that anyone can query. Open any pool and Liqvo reads the same pool from chain at the latest block: its token balances or reserves, its current price and tick, and its active liquidity. When the two disagree, the chain wins.
Route preview asks the Uniswap quoter contracts what a swap of your size would return through every route that exists for the pair: the direct v2 pair, each v3 fee tier, two-hop paths through WETH or USDG, and the v4 pools the lists know. Each quote is shown with its gap to the pools' current prices, which is what the trade would cost you beyond the screen price. Nothing is signed and nothing is sent.
Positions, alerts and snapshots
Connect a wallet, or paste any address, and the LP dashboard reads every Uniswap v3 position the address holds: its range, whether the current price is inside it, the tokens it represents right now and the fees it could collect today. Shares of v2-style pairs are read the same way. This is public chain data; connecting only saves you the typing.
Alerts watch the numbers you care about, such as a pool's liquidity falling under a line or an hourly price move past a threshold, while this tab is open. Rules stay in your browser and a notification appears only if you allow it.
Snapshots freeze a pool's state at one block into a small record and hash it. Anchoring that hash in the LiqvoSnapshotBook contract lets anyone later prove that an analysis you shared was made from exactly those numbers, at that block. The contract has no owner, no fee and no upgrade path.
What is planned
A developer API for pool data, cross-device alerts and $LIQVO utility such as API credits or premium analytics are planned, not live. See the docs for what each part does today and the disclaimer for what it does not do.
Questions about Liqvo
What is Liqvo?
Liqvo is a liquidity intelligence site for Robinhood Chain. It lists the busiest DEX pools, reads their reserves and prices from chain, compares swap quotes across Uniswap routes, shows the LP positions of any address and lets anyone anchor a pool snapshot on chain.
How does Liqvo work?
Pool lists, volumes and recent swaps come from public market data that needs no key. Everything that decides a number you might act on is read from Robinhood Chain directly: pool balances and prices, quotes from the Uniswap quoter contracts, position ranges and fees owed. Snapshots are hashed in your browser and, once the snapshot contract is live, anchored by your own wallet.
Does Liqvo execute swaps or hold funds?
No. Route preview is read only: quotes are simulated with eth_call and nothing is signed or sent. Liqvo never asks for a key and never holds tokens. To trade, use the DEX itself and check the numbers again there.
How do I buy $LIQVO?
$LIQVO has not launched yet. Its contract address will be published on the token page and on @liqvo at launch; until then, any token using the name is not ours.
Which network is Liqvo on?
Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), an Ethereum layer 2 that uses ETH for gas. Wallets that support custom networks can add it in one click from the connect dialog.
What does an anchored snapshot prove?
That a given address published a given hash of a pool's state at a given block, and that the shared numbers have not changed since. It does not prove the numbers are right: anyone can re-read the pool at that block or recompute the hash to check. The snapshot contract is live; its address is on the parameters page.
What are the risks?
Pool data can lag or be wrong at the source, token names can be copied by anyone, quotes change with every block, and liquidity can leave a pool at any moment. $LIQVO utility such as API credits or premium analytics is planned, not live, and the token carries no claim on fees, pools or revenue. Nothing on this site is investment advice.