See what a pool actually pays.
Every pool advertises its fees. None of them advertise impermanent loss. UniPond ranks pools by what’s left after both, then walks you to the deposit in three questions.
No wallet, no signature, no transaction. It’s a calculator.
What a price move costs you, before a single fee
versus simply holding the two tokensThree questions, one straight answer.
No range maths, no spreadsheets, no wallet. Pick a pool, say what you’d put in and for how long, and read the result against the only bar that matters: doing nothing.
Pick a pool
Every Uniswap v3 and v4 pool, ranked by net yield rather than the number they advertise.
Say what you'd do
How much, for how long, and how much exit risk you'll take. The price range is worked out from the pair's real volatility.
Read the verdict
Fees against impermanent loss, and the band of price moves where supplying still beats holding.
Built to tell you the truth, not to make a number look big.
Four choices that separate an honest simulator from an APR leaderboard.
Measured against holding.
Not against zero, and never against the advertised APR. The line you have to beat is what the two tokens were worth if you had simply kept them.
Real fees, not rewards.
Only durable fee income counts. Reward emissions are left out entirely. They can be cut overnight, and counting them would flatter every result.
Your range, priced honestly.
A tight range earns more while it lasts, then converts you entirely into the losing token and stops paying. We show that cliff instead of the brochure.
Nothing to connect.
No connection, no signature, no transaction, no account. It is a calculator: open it and it works.
$UNIPOND, the UniPond token.
The token behind UniPond, not yet deployed. There is no contract to link to, so nothing here is clickable. Anything claiming to be $UNIPOND today is not ours.