Explore a market.
Understand the range.
Learn how liquidity positions are planned,
funded and monitored.
Find a pool.
Set a range.
Stay aware✳︎
Imagine keeping 70% of a token balance aside and considering 30% for liquidity. That split is only an example, not advice. A two-asset pool also requires the other asset.
Understand the example ↗︎Explore the
topics.
Start with a market. Then learn how its
range, funding and results fit together.
This is a reading index, not a live pool directory. Pool prices, volumes and availability change. Ponki does not show live quotes or process transactions.
What Ponki covers ↗︎One plan.
Several choices.
A liquidity position begins with an asset pair, an amount and a price interval. The chosen range affects how holdings change as the market moves and when a position can earn swap fees.
Explore range examples ↗︎The diagram explains a concept. Ponki does not select a pool, check a transaction or request a wallet signature.
There’s more than
one thing to weigh.
Choose a pool.
Compare the asset pair, quote currency,
fee tier and market activity.
Plan a range.
See how narrow and wide coverage
change the position’s exposure.
Count the cost.
Fees earned are only part of a result.
Prices and transaction costs matter.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Is this a live pool directory?+
No. Ponki explains liquidity concepts. It does not list current pools, prices or trading volumes.
Does the 70% / 30% example move funds?+
No. It is an illustration of an allocation choice, not a recommendation. A two-asset pool requires the second asset as well.
Can one token fund a position?+
A range that crosses the current price generally needs both assets. Some one-sided ranges are possible in theory, but Ponki does not create or fund positions.
Do range examples guarantee returns?+
No. Near-price, wide and edge-weighted shapes are illustrations, not backtested advice or automatic rebalancing. A position may stop earning fees when price leaves its range.
Are pool fees the same as profit?+
No. Trading fees depend on actual activity and a position’s share. Asset prices, inventory changes, gas and other charges can outweigh them. A fee tier is not an APR.
Can I connect a wallet here?+
Yes. Use the button at the top to connect an EVM wallet in a compatible browser. Ponki only reads the connected address. It does not request signatures, move funds, show positions or make transactions.
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whole picture.
basics.Read more ↗︎PLAN A RANGEyour
range.Read more ↗︎KNOW THE EXITyour
position.Read more ↗︎ON-CHAIN VISIBILITYpublic
activity.Read more ↗︎READ THE NUMBERSfees
& PNL.Read more ↗︎