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Liquidity Pool

  1. Use this stream to identify a potential whale in a pool

  2. Track how often token pairs are added or removed from a pool so you can decide the best time to ape in

  3. Monitor the flow of funds across several protocols to decide the most rewarding liquidity pool to use

How to use

1- Navigate to “Streams” Section

2- Click on “Add Streams” Button

3- Select the “Liquidity pools” path

4- Customize and filter transaction events via:

Existing Pools

Pair

Get updates on Liquidity Pools for a specific pair by searching by its name. Choose to monitor funds flow (additions or removals) using the checkboxes below the input field.

Amount

Filter Liquidity Pool events based on specific amounts. Use the equality or inequality sign located to the left of the amount field. Choose the currency from the right side of the amount field.

Chain

Choose one or multiple chains to monitor Liquidity Pool events (by default, 'All' is selected). If a token is specified, the system will automatically select the chain where that token resides.

Protocol

The Dex and chain where the liquidity pool is created. (e.g. Uniswap V3 (Ethereum)

Wallet

Enter the address of the wallet that executed the transaction on the liquidity pool. To retrieve the deployer address for a specific pair, tick the 'deployer address' box. (This feature is enabled only when a pair is selected).

New Pools

Token Address

Filter new pool creation on a specific token

Chain

Choose one or multiple chains to monitor Liquidity Pool events (by default, 'All' is selected). If a token is specified, the system will automatically select the chain where that token resides.

Protocol

The Dex and chain where the liquidity pool is created. (e.g. Uniswap V3 (Ethereum)

Wallet

Enter the address of the wallet that created the the liquidity pool.

5- Select your desired streaming integration (Twitter, Telegram, Websocket, Email, Discord) and customize the message with predefined parameters as necessary.

Message params:

Stream Name

Return Stream Name

Wallet

Return the wallet address that performed the swap

Action

Return the action executed on the liquidity pool, including the quantity, name, and USD value of both tokens involved in the transaction (e.g., 10 ETH ($19,000) and 19,000 USDC ($19,000)). Example value: “Added 1 ETH($1,900) and 1,900 USDC($1,900)”

Pair

Return the pair in the transaction

Protocol

Return the protocol and the chain

Range

Return the range of the liquidity pool if applicable (e.g. [USDT 1,700 - USDT 1,900]

Date & Time

Return the date and time of the transaction

Txn Link

Return the transaction link to the block

Default Message

6- click “Publish”

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