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Ethereum mainnet

DEX analytics

Compare decentralized exchanges using CoinVerum's indexed swaps and trusted active liquidity pools. No centralized exchange data.

Coverage reflects tracked Ethereum implementations: Uniswap V2/V3/V4, PancakeSwap V2/V3, SushiSwap V2/V3, Curve, Balancer, ShibaSwap and Fraxswap pools.

Tracked-pool TVL

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Volume 24h

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Active addresses 24h

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Trades 24h

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DEXTVLVolume 24hVolume 7dActive addressesTradesVol / TVL
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Methodology. Every venue's TVL is calculated from token balances or canonical core-liquidity state read at the same Ethereum block and included only when every counted asset has a recent on-chain USD price. Protocol APIs and subgraphs discover pool addresses but do not supply TVL. Active addresses are distinct transaction senders; aggregators and smart accounts may affect address counts.

Popular DEX comparisons

Side-by-side Ethereum metrics with protocol-specific context.

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Uniswap vs Curve

General-purpose AMM liquidity compared with correlated-asset specialization.

Uniswap vs PancakeSwap

Two multiversion AMMs measured on the same Ethereum mainnet scope.

Uniswap vs SushiSwap

Ethereum AMM market breadth compared with a smaller multichain venue footprint.

Curve vs SushiSwap

Specialized correlated-asset pools compared with general-purpose V3 liquidity.

How CoinVerum ranks Ethereum decentralized exchanges

The ranking compares every supported venue using the same Ethereum mainnet dataset. TVL measures qualifying active pool liquidity, while volume and trades come from swaps observed by the CoinVerum indexer. This keeps the comparison focused on activity that can be verified on-chain.

No single metric identifies the “best” DEX. TVL describes available capital, trading volume measures recent demand, and the volume-to-TVL ratio indicates how intensively that capital is used. Active addresses provide another view of participation, although routers, aggregators and smart accounts mean that one address does not always equal one person.

Uniswap on Ethereum

Ethereum’s leading permissionless automated market maker. View Uniswap TVL and volume →

PancakeSwap on Ethereum

A multichain AMM represented here by Ethereum V2 and V3 liquidity. View PancakeSwap TVL and volume →

Curve on Ethereum

Liquidity optimized for stable and correlated assets. View Curve TVL and volume →

SushiSwap on Ethereum

A multichain AMM represented here by Ethereum V3 liquidity. View SushiSwap TVL and volume →

Balancer on Ethereum

Programmable liquidity with weighted and stable pools. View Balancer TVL and volume →

ShibaSwap on Ethereum

The Shiba Inu ecosystem’s Uniswap-V2-style DEX. View ShibaSwap TVL and volume →

Fraxswap on Ethereum

Frax Finance’s AMM with a time-weighted average market maker. View Fraxswap TVL and volume →

DEX analytics questions

What is DEX TVL?

DEX TVL is the USD value of assets held in qualifying liquidity pools. It is a liquidity measure, not a measure of protocol revenue or market capitalization.

How is DEX volume calculated?

CoinVerum values indexed swaps in USD using its on-chain pricing references and aggregates them over rolling 24-hour and 7-day windows.