Know exactly where your liquidity earns the most

It changes daily with volume. LiqMax ranks live Uniswap V3 and V4 pools on Ethereum and Base by real 7-day fee APR — fees actually paid to liquidity providers divided by TVL, annualized — with dust pools and wash-trading filtered out by default. Open the Pool Explorer to see today's ranking.

Large stable pairs typically earn 1–10% APR with minimal risk, blue-chip volatile pairs like WETH/USDC earn 5–50%, and concentrated or exotic pools can exceed 100% — with proportionally higher impermanent loss risk. Always compare risk-adjusted APR, not the headline number.

Impermanent loss (IL) is the gap between LPing and simply holding your tokens when their prices diverge. A 2x price move costs roughly 5.7% versus HODL for a full-range position — and more for concentrated ranges. You limit it by choosing correlated or stable pairs, wider ranges, and pools whose fees out-earn the expected IL. LiqMax's IL simulator shows the exact curve.

Narrower ranges earn more fees per dollar while in range but exit sooner and amplify IL. The LiqMax Range Optimizer combines the concentration multiplier with the pool's historical time-in-range to estimate net returns for each range width, and recommends the one that maximized fees minus IL.

Yes — on high-volume pools, disciplined LPs earn real trading fees, not token emissions. Profitability depends on picking pools where fee income beats impermanent loss, which is exactly what LiqMax's risk-adjusted APR and backtester are built to show.

Live data currently covers Uniswap V3 on Ethereum and Base, with Optimism joining automatically and more chains (Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB, Avalanche, Unichain) on the roadmap.