For Meteora liquidity providers

Your LP dashboard shows the fees.
It doesn't show what you lost.

A liquidity pool sells your tokens as they go up and buys more as they go down. That often costs more than the fees you earn. Paste your wallet and see if providing liquidity actually beat just holding your tokens.

Read-only. No wallet connection, no signatures. No wallet? Try an example →

Example: why "+$450" can be a loss

You put 10 SOL into a SOL-USDC pool when SOL is $100, so $1,000. Then SOL rises to $150.

Your dashboard says+$450$1,420 in the pool + $30 fees
If you had just held 10 SOL$1,500no pool, no fees
Your real result−$50vs just holding

Studies of Uniswap found that about half of liquidity providers end up behind simply holding. Most never find out, because no dashboard shows this number.

How it works

  1. Paste any Solana wallet. Yours or anyone's: on-chain data is public.
  2. We read its Meteora DLMM positions from Meteora's public data: what went in, what came out, the fees.
  3. You get one honest number per pool and in total, plus a card to share on X.
How is this calculated?

For every position we compare what you got back (withdrawals, plus what is still in the position if it is open) with the tokens you put in, and add the fees you earned. Closed positions are valued at the prices when you exited, so market moves after you left don't count. Open positions are valued at today's prices. Positive means LP left you with more than holding would have; negative means holding would have been better.

"PnL in dollars" is Meteora's own number: it compares with the dollar value at deposit time, so it also includes the market going up or down.

Covers pools where you closed a Meteora DLMM position in the last 365 days, plus pools with open positions. If a position was swapped entirely into one token, its exit price is estimated from the edge of its price range. Tokens without a current price count as $0. Read-only: we never ask you to connect a wallet.