Choosing a pool
The pair, version and fee model determine the position you create.
Tokens and pools are different
A token is an asset contract. A pool is a market containing two assets. The same token may have multiple pools against ETH, WETH or another quote asset, and each pool has its own trading activity and liquidity.
Choosing a pool does not endorse the token or its creator. Similar token names and copied logos can point to unrelated contracts, so compare the addresses in the preview.
Pool versions
V2 pools represent liquidity using fungible LP tokens and distribute trading inventory across the pool’s full curve. V3 and V4 let liquidity providers choose a price range, with each position tracking its own liquidity and fee rights.
V4 pools are identified by a full pool key containing both currencies, the fee field, tick spacing and hook address. Changing any of those fields produces a different pool, even when the token pair looks identical.
Homepage liquidity ranking
The homepage shows five distinct community tokens ranked by GeckoTerminal’s aggregate token liquidity across its indexed Robinhood pools. Candidates come from the active-pool feeds ordered by trading volume and transaction count, with previous ranking leaders retained for refresh. This is a ranking of tracked candidates, not a complete census of every token on the network.
Stablecoins, major quote assets and official tokenized stocks are excluded from the featured tokens. A quote asset can still be part of a featured token’s pool. The ranking refreshes every fifteen minutes and keeps the last successful snapshot if the source is unavailable; the homepage shows its update time.
Ranking a token does not mean that every one of its pools supports Flea deposits. View pools to check the available pairs and compatibility before entering an amount.
Discovery and freshness
The pool list shows recently discovered and verified markets. Search a token or pool address to resolve a specific market, including older pools that are not in the recent list.
Execution does not rely on the list’s cached amounts. The deposit flow refreshes pool state when it calculates a quote and again before preparing the transaction. Network outages and provider limits can temporarily prevent discovery.