11,755 trades · 0.00 XRP volume · last 7 days
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226 of 4247 pools hold meaningful LP balances (≥ 1,000 LP issued); the remainder are micro-pools.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Share counts are chosen by whoever creates the pool. A large share count does not mean the pool holds value.
Why so many pools when only a handful are real? An AMM can be created against any two assets, and some addresses spawn pools algorithmically and seed them with near-zero liquidity. They show up in the on-chain count but carry no usable depth. The "meaningful" filter above is a coarse cutoff on issued LP supply — it isn't price-aware, just a way to separate live pools from algorithmic noise.
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A technical inventory of what the ledger allows this account to do. Not a safety judgment — none of these facts, alone or in combination, mean "safe" or "unsafe." The absence of a capability here is also not a reassurance.