Checking the amount of liquidity in a pool?

[Croin]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

[magnum1010]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

Uniswap is working in the following way. A liquidity provider choose the pair and lock coins in different proportions and in the price range that he considers to be more reasonable. So as to check how much is liquidity, you are to find the pool where the coins you need is traded. Maybe you want to swap ETH to this coin, but there is no pool ETH/this coin, so there is a chain of transactions such as ETC-USDT-this coin.

[Croin]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

Uniswap is working in the following way. A liquidity provider choose the pair and lock coins in different proportions and in the price range that he considers to be more reasonable. So as to check how much is liquidity, you are to find the pool where the coins you need is traded. Maybe you want to swap ETH to this coin, but there is no pool ETH/this coin, so there is a chain of transactions such as ETC-USDT-this coin.

Thank you! And is there some type of chain analysis tools which exactly can give the insight into ETH-...-This coin? So somehow to analyze the pools indepth?

[gwdf1]

Liquidity pools are token reserves that are locked in DEX smart contracts and are available to users for token exchange. In the majority
DEX, based on a liquidity pool, automated market makers (AMM) are used, which is a mathematical function that algorithmically determines asset prices depending on supply and demand. You should just look for the pool and it will be said how much liquidity it is there.

[Croin]

Liquidity pools are token reserves that are locked in DEX smart contracts and are available to users for token exchange. In the majority
DEX, based on a liquidity pool, automated market makers (AMM) are used, which is a mathematical function that algorithmically determines asset prices depending on supply and demand. You should just look for the pool and it will be said how much liquidity it is there.

Thank you! I understand the stuff theoretically, but I don't get how to find it out practically? Can you give me an example with ETH/shitcoin?

[josephdd1]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

Uniswap is working in the following way. A liquidity provider choose the pair and lock coins in different proportions and in the price range that he considers to be more reasonable. So as to check how much is liquidity, you are to find the pool where the coins you need is traded. Maybe you want to swap ETH to this coin, but there is no pool ETH/this coin, so there is a chain of transactions such as ETC-USDT-this coin.

Thank you! And is there some type of chain analysis tools which exactly can give the insight into ETH-...-This coin? So somehow to analyze the pools indepth?

When you are going to swap and choose coins that you need. If you scroll the page you will see all details of this swap. There is a row "route" where this chain is shown. For example, you want to exchange NU to DAI. There will be a chain of NU>ETH>DAI. To get the most advantageous price for swapping you can use DEX aggregators (1inch), that will show you how to swap for the best price.

[adiebitsler]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

Shitcoins are everywhere, bro, and if you are still very confused about marking them, then you just need to know them by name and then the volume, because coins that have a lot of volume are definitely liked by everyone without having to hesitate about it.

[JeffBrad12]

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Why don't you just use dextool? it will be like this https://www.dextools.io/app/ether/pair-explorer/0xa29fe6ef9592b5d408cca961d0fb9b1faf497d6d This tool can also be used in another blockchain like BSC and polygon.

You can check how much tokens that already pooled and how much liquidity that available in your shit token. This will help you to know more about whether you can sell your tokens or not.

I think that you can check on through their smartcontract by verifying it through etherscan. You can also ask the developers about this and they will give you the link to the locked pool.

[cryptoaddictchie]

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

Yes you could check whether the liquidity is locked. There are some group services allowing your pool or liquidity to be locked like team finance, trustwap and many more. This will ensure that the project related is not gonna scam investors who will trade on the market.  Unlocked liquidity can anytime do the rugginw which sabotage traders and can't trade their tokens out.

[m0nica.just]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

Shitcoins are everywhere, bro, and if you are still very confused about marking them, then you just need to know them by name and then the volume, because coins that have a lot of volume are definitely liked by everyone without having to hesitate about it.

I completely agree with you, I think you know what you are talking about 

[Croin]

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Why don't you just use dextool? it will be like this https://www.dextools.io/app/ether/pair-explorer/0xa29fe6ef9592b5d408cca961d0fb9b1faf497d6d This tool can also be used in another blockchain like BSC and polygon.

You can check how much tokens that already pooled and how much liquidity that available in your shit token. This will help you to know more about whether you can sell your tokens or not.

I think that you can check on through their smartcontract by verifying it through etherscan. You can also ask the developers about this and they will give you the link to the locked pool.

Thank you! That dextool was exactly what I was looking for!

When it comes to looking the pool, that means that the devs. look the initial amount of e.g. eth/shitcoin, every increase of eth in the pool above is then due to the price change.

Shitcoin example:
https://www.team.finance/view-coin/0xBC7250C8c3eCA1DfC1728620aF835FCa489bFdf3?name=GM&symbol=GM

How many ETH did they in reality looked in the beginning once they setup the pool?

[Croin]

 ^  No one?

[Croin]

^No one x2

[asriloni]

When it comes to looking the pool, that means that the devs. look the initial amount of e.g. eth/shitcoin, every increase of eth in the pool above is then due to the price change.

it's wrong. More ethereum getting pooled / used to bought token and that means it was increasing the liquidity pool token. When you're adding liq pool and this will not give any impact to the price but that would be different when it comes to someone who has bought shit token used ethereum as it will be also pushing the price to go up.

Total token pooled gets decreased - ethereum pooled gets increased = triggering the price to increase.

Shitcoin example:
https://www.team.finance/view-coin/0xBC7250C8c3eCA1DfC1728620aF835FCa489bFdf3?name=GM&symbol=GM

It seems like this is not yet available on uniswap v3 and I'm sure that was still using uniswap v2.

How many ETH did they in reality looked in the beginning once they setup the pool?

it can be seen from uniswap analytic page. you can see it here https://v2.info.uniswap.org/token/0xbc7250c8c3eca1dfc1728620af835fca489bfdf3

You can try to clicking on liquidity tab. It will be showing you how much ethereum pooled at the beginning. You can also see that on the transaction history from that page. There are add and remove tab. That's about adding and removing liq pool.

[RussianEnglishTranslation]

Hey guys!

there are alot of shitcoins which trade on uniswap. (ETH)
Someone needs to provide the liquidity for the pool, how can I check the liquidity of the pool? So the amount of other tokens there.
And if the pool is locked or not?

Thank you in advance!

There are no locked pools but I can tell you that you do not want to trade on Ethereum due to the crazy gas fees. Ref Finance on NEAR protocol has a TVL of over 100 million usd, so the pools have plenty of liquidity and gas fees are .000001 usd per transaction. BSC fees are getting higher and so is Polygon but Polygon is still pretty cheap. Another option is xDAI, it has very low fees of .01 per transaction.