Ethereum mainnet · DEX liquidity
ShibaSwap Ethereum Pools
ShibaSwap is a Uniswap-V2-style decentralized exchange in the Shiba Inu ecosystem. CoinVerum ranks its qualifying Ethereum pools by current USD TVL.
Qualifying pools
10
Combined ranked TVL
$5.38M
| # | Pool | Version | Fee | TVL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $2.92M | |
| 2 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $1.44M | |
| 3 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $365.56K | |
| 4 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $258.74K | |
| 5 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $82.59K | |
| 6 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $69.08K | |
| 7 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $65.19K | |
| 8 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $64.52K | |
| 9 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $60.28K | |
| 10 | ShibaSwap | 0.30% | $58.94K |
How CoinVerum ranks ShibaSwap pools
ShibaSwap is a Uniswap-V2-style decentralized exchange in the Shiba Inu ecosystem. CoinVerum ranks its qualifying Ethereum pools by current USD TVL.
Pools are ordered by current total value locked in USD and must exceed CoinVerum's minimum liquidity threshold. Non-Curve pools must also have produced a valid USD-priced swap before their liquidity is included, reducing the effect of inactive or manipulated markets.
What does pool TVL mean?
TVL is the current USD value of assets attributed to the pool. It is useful for comparing market depth, but concentrated liquidity and token composition also affect execution.
How should fee tiers be compared?
Lower fees can benefit frequent trading, while higher fee tiers may compensate liquidity providers for volatile pairs. The deepest pool is not always the best route for every trade size.
See ShibaSwap volume and active-address analytics, compare all Ethereum pools or open a token to simulate execution depth.