Finding pools
The screener, what each column means, and how to filter.
The screener
Discover lists every indexed Uniswap v3 and v4 pool on Robinhood Chain, ranked by fee efficiency rather than by headline volume.
Volume is the input; fees are the output; what matters to a liquidity provider is fees relative to the liquidity that earned them. A pool can be the busiest on the chain and still pay badly if it is very deep.
What the columns mean
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pool | The token pair, the protocol version, and the fee tier. |
| TVL | Total value locked in the pool right now, in USD. |
| Volume 24h | Swap volume through the pool over the last 24 hours. |
| Fees 24h | LP fees accrued over the last 24 hours. |
| Fee efficiency | 24h fees divided by TVL. The single most useful number on the screen. |
| Score | Opportunity, 0–100. See Yield Score and Risk Grade. |
| Risk | A letter grade, A to F. Separate from the score, never blended into it. |
Pool identity
A pool is identified by its on-chain address and its two token addresses, never by ticker. Two different tokens can share a symbol; only the address is authoritative.
Tokens are checked against a canonical asset registry for this chain. A pool whose tokens are not in that registry is not hidden, but it is graded F, because SquirtFi cannot tell you what you would be holding.
Filters
The screener ships with a small set of views rather than a filter builder:
- Trending — volume accelerating against the pool’s own 7-day average.
- Fee efficiency — the best fees per dollar of liquidity.
- High volume — raw turnover.
- New pools — recently initialised, which also means thin history.
- Lower risk — the better risk grades.
- Watchlist — pools you have starred.