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Title: Websites to check liquidity pools Post by: SquirrelJulietGarden on July 10, 2022, 07:25:42 AM Some websites to check liquidity pool and some other information
Dextools.io (https://www.dextools.io/app) Search pair by symbol, name, contract or token - Score, community trust, total tx, ... Dex.guru (https://dex.guru/) Search by token name, token symbol, smart contract address Dexscreener.com (https://dexscreener.com/) Search by token name, token symbol, smart contract address Apy.vision (https://app.apy.vision/search) Search by token name, token symbol, smart contract address - Additional information: V/R ratio, Impermanant loss Title: Re: Websites to check liquidity pools Post by: Almasani on August 29, 2022, 08:09:28 PM Some websites to check liquidity pool and some other information I often use Dextools to see the liquidity level of newly launched tokens. However, liquidity did not survive well, in a short time, it was deleted by the token owner. They are just to make a trend there. Maybe you can take a look at LIVE NEW PAIRS. Within minutes, there were several smart contracts released. It looks like a toy for children who are learning to develop crypto.
Dextools.io (https://www.dextools.io/app) Search pair by symbol, name, contract or token - Score, community trust, total tx, ... Title: Re: Websites to check liquidity pools Post by: cryptoaddictchie on August 30, 2022, 06:20:32 AM I often use Dextools to see the liquidity level of newly launched tokens. However, liquidity did not survive well, in a short time, it was deleted by the token owner. They are just to make a trend there. You can see how long the lock of the liquidity and if the pool is even lock or not. From there you have an idea how long the token deployer plans to trade the token if you found it short then of course thats a clue that the project might rug anytime especially giving a short stint on the pool. This is case to case basis and depend on explanation why the locked is short. |