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Which Robinhood Chain pools are paying the most fees right now, on a rolling five minute window, refreshed every few seconds. Big APR on a small pool is usually noise, so the raw fees and the pool size always sit next to it.
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| Pair | Venue | APR 5m?The fees collected in the last five minutes, held steady for a year and read against the pool's liquidity. It is a rate, not a forecast: the last five minutes of unusual trading annualises into a number no pool will ever pay, which is exactly why the board sorts by dollars and not by this. Use it to compare pools of different sizes; use Fees to decide whether anything happened at all. Blank means TACO does not know the pool's liquidity, so the division would be invented. | Fees 5m?Actual dollars this pool collected in the last five minutes. Harder to fake than APR, which is why it is the default sort.▾ | Momentum 1m?The last complete minute of fees against the average of the five before it. It stays on one minute whatever window you pick, because it answers a different question. Not "what did this pool pay over the period" but "is it still paying right now". Above 1× the pool is heating up; below 1× you are looking at the smoke from a party that already ended. NEW means the fees started this minute and there is no baseline to divide by. | Price Δ5m?How far the pool price moved over the same 5m, read the way you would read it anywhere else: the asset against the money. In a pool holding USDG, ETH or WETH, that side is the money and the other token is the one moving; where neither side is one of those, the token that prices further from the dollar is treated as the asset. Fees and price movement travel together, and this is the impermanent loss you are being paid for. The number turns red past 5%, which is roughly the top 5% of movement measured over this window; a fixed threshold would flag almost everything at 6h and almost nothing at 5m. A halving counts the same as a doubling, so the line is drawn on the ratio rather than on the percentage. | TVL?Total liquidity in the pool right now, always current, never windowed. The smaller it is, the easier it is for one trade to produce a spectacular APR, and the larger your own deposit looms. |
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