Would the pool have beaten holding?
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Net vs. holding
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What it cost you
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Best range in hindsight
Range—
Band—
In range—
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vs hold—
This is the range that would have paid best given what already happened. Choosing it going forward is a bet that the next period resembles the last one — which is exactly the assumption that strands concentrated positions.
What this assumes
- Fees use each day's real pool volume × the fee rate × your share of TVL, credited half in each token at that day's prices. TVL is held at today's value across the period, since historical TVL isn't available from this source.
- Fees are not boosted for concentration. A narrow range really does earn more per dollar while in range, but the size of that boost depends on how concentrated every other position in the pool is — which is not in this data. Rather than guess and overstate, fee income is modelled at the pool's average rate, so concentrated results here are conservative. What the range genuinely changes is how many days you earned at all, and that is modelled exactly.
- Concentrated positions use the standard tick-and-square-root-price formulas shared by Uniswap v3, PancakeSwap v3, Orca Whirlpools, Raydium CLMM and Aerodrome Slipstream. The deposit split is derived from your range rather than chosen, because that is how these pools work.
- Stableswap, weighted and discrete-bin pools use different curves. When one is detected the results are withheld rather than guessed, with an override if you disagree.
- Currency conversion uses European Central Bank reference rates via Frankfurter — today's rate for present values and the entry-date rate to separate currency movement from pool performance.
- Not included: gas, slippage, fee compounding, rebalancing, liquidity mining rewards, taxes.
- Backward-looking estimates from public data. Past pool behaviour predicts very little. Not financial advice.