Pool Reports
Daily and weekly recaps of WealthVille's ranked pools.
Where SOL-USDC Paid 103% and What to Skip This Week
One pool printed 103.5% fee APR while memecoin pairs did 10–25x vol/TVL. Here’s where fees were real, where they were noise, and what to watch next.
Meteora DLMM’s Edge: When Bin LPs Beat Orca and Raydium
42.17M on 2.99M. That’s the SOL‑USDC turnover Meteora DLMM printed in 24 hours — the kind of day where bins mint fees, and passive LPs get left behind.
One Exit Lens for Solana LSTs and Memecoins That Actually Works
Two ends of Solana LP risk — LSTs and memecoins — can share one exit lens. Use volume-to-TVL, fee decay, and unlock cues to know when to ride or bail.
Where Stablecoin LPs on Solana Still Pay Real Fees
1.76x daily turnover paid 6.4% in fees on a USDC–USDT pool. That’s real, sustainable yield — if you size depeg and range risk correctly.
Risk-Adjusted Solana Yields: Pools That Beat Headline APRs
Headline APR is a trap. Weight returns by risk and a different set of Solana pools rises to the top.
Solana Pairs Turning Small TVL into Big Fees (Watch vs. Trap)
One pool turned $165K of TVL into $4.27M of trades in 24 hours. Here’s what that turnover says about real demand, fees you can capture, and the traps to avoid.
Raydium AMM Fees Are Barbelled: SOL-USDC Wins, TVL Traps Lose
Two Raydium AMM pools are doing the work; many big TVLs aren’t earning. Here’s where the fees accrue, why, and how to position.
Which Solana Pools Actually Pay for the Risk (And Which Don’t)
7.1x daily turnover isn’t normal; it’s telling. Here’s where the flow, depth, and real fee capture line up—and where high headline APRs look like traps.
