Hub

The search box

The hub is token-centric. Paste any mint and it becomes the workspace for every LP action (pool discovery, charts, liquidity, walls) across every AMM at once.

paste an address · act on it

Resolvemetadata, live price, risk signals

Discoverevery pool, every venue on the chain

Chartdrag a range straight on the price

Actprovide, wall, swap, create

One search box drives the whole workspace. Nothing to configure first, and no pool list to scroll: the token is the query, and the rest assembles around it.

The flow

There is no dashboard to configure and no pool list to scroll. You start from a token and the hub assembles the rest:

Resolve: paste a mint (or pick from trending) and the hub fetches the token's metadata, price, and risk signals.
Discover: it finds every pool for that token across every AMM on the selected chain, or just one AMM if you've scoped the filter.
Chart: the deepest pool is surfaced with a price chart you can drag a range on (that range feeds the liquidity and wall forms).
Act: contextual actions appear for the selected pool. Provide liquidity, post a bid or ask wall, create a new pool, or view your existing positions.

With no search active, the hub shows trending tokens ranked by 24h volume, so there's always a starting point.

Supported AMMs

6 AMMs, each exposing different pool models. The hub adapts the available actions per pool. It never offers an action the underlying model can't do.

Orca: Whirlpools (CLMM, concentrated) and Splash (full-range). CLMM supports single-sided walls. Splash is paired-only.
Meteora: DLMM (concentrated bins) plus DAMM v2 (concentrated CP) and DAMM v1 (constant-product). Only DLMM supports walls: DAMM v2 deposits are proportional (both tokens at the pool ratio), so it can't take a one-sided deposit.
Raydium: CPMM (constant-product, recommended for new pools), CLMM (concentrated), and legacy AMM v4. Only CLMM supports walls.
PumpSwap: pump.fun's constant-product AMM. Paired-only, so no single-sided walls. Create, provide and remove are wired and verified on mainnet.
Uniswap: v3 (CLMM) and v4 (CLMM v4) concentrated liquidity on every EVM chain the hub spans, with tick ranges and fee tiers. Both support single-sided walls and shape ladders. v4 adds two things the older models can't do: reshaping a position's range and compounding its fees back in, each in a single transaction. v2 (CPMM v2) classic pairs are here too: paired-only at a fixed 0.30% fee, with fees accruing into the reserves, so your LP tokens redeem for more over time and there's nothing separate to claim.
PancakeSwap: BNB Chain's main venue, where most of its liquidity sits. v3 (CLMM) works like Uniswap v3 with PancakeSwap's fee tiers; v2 (CPMM v2) is paired-only at 0.25%. Infinity is PancakeSwap's own singleton, not Uniswap v4: Infinity CL is a tick model (walls and shape ladders, and dynamic-fee pools price themselves through a hook, shown as "dynamic" rather than a fixed tier), Infinity Bin is a bin model like Meteora DLMM, where a shape is the on-chain distribution across bins and fees compound into your bin shares instead of being claimed.

Concentrated vs. constant-product

The one distinction that shapes the whole UI: concentrated models (Orca CLMM, Raydium CLMM, Meteora DLMM, Uniswap v3/v4, PancakeSwap v3 and Infinity) let you place liquidity over a price range, which is what makes single-sided walls possible. Constant-product models (Raydium CPMM/AMM v4, Meteora DAMM v1, Orca Splash, PumpSwap) require both sides at a fixed ratio. Adding and removing liquidity work on every model.