compare-pools
Compare all Uniswap pools for a token pair across fee tiers and versions. Use when the user asks which pool is best, wants to compare V3 vs V4, or wants to find the optimal fee tier.
Why use this skill?
Use the compare-pools skill to instantly analyze Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 pools by TVL, volume, and APY. Optimize your DeFi liquidity strategy today.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/wpank/compare-poolsWhat This Skill Does
The compare-pools skill is a specialized analytical tool for the OpenClaw AI agent designed to navigate the complex liquidity landscape of Uniswap. It provides users with a comprehensive breakdown of token pair performance across various fee tiers (1bp, 5bp, 30bp, 100bp) and protocol versions (V2, V3, V4). Instead of requiring users to manually navigate block explorers or disparate data aggregators, this skill automates the discovery process by delegating to the pool-researcher subagent, which aggregates real-time data on Total Value Locked (TVL), 24-hour trading volume, 7-day Annual Percentage Yield (APY), and liquidity depth. By synthesizing this information into a structured, human-readable table, the skill enables users to make data-driven decisions on where to provide liquidity or trade with minimal slippage.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/wpank/compare-pools
Ensure your agent has the necessary permissions to interface with the pool-researcher subagent to facilitate cross-chain and cross-version data collection.
Use Cases
This skill is indispensable for liquidity providers (LPs) and DeFi traders who need to optimize their capital efficiency. Use it when evaluating the profitability of different fee tiers, comparing the efficiency of newer protocol versions (V4) against established ones (V2/V3), or determining the most liquid path for large swaps. It is particularly effective for users performing portfolio rebalancing or yield farming analysis, as it highlights pools that offer the best balance of high volume and competitive APY.
Example Prompts
- "I'm looking to provide liquidity for WBTC/USDC. Can you compare the different fee tiers to see which offers the best APY and depth?"
- "Which Uniswap pool should I use for a large WETH/USDT trade to minimize slippage? Compare V3 and V4 pools."
- "Is there a better pool for ETH/DAI on Arbitrum compared to Ethereum Mainnet? Please compare them across all available versions."
Tips & Limitations
- Data Granularity: The skill relies on the
pool-researchersubagent; ensure your network connection is stable for real-time indexing. - Empty Pools: The agent automatically filters out pools with zero liquidity to avoid cluttering your dashboard. If a pair is brand new, it might not appear.
- Ranking Methodology: The recommendation provided is based on a holistic assessment of TVL, volume, and utilization; however, always conduct your own risk assessment regarding impermanent loss before committing capital.
- Scope: Currently focused on Uniswap protocols; it does not compare pools across other DEXs like Curve or Balancer.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-wpank-compare-pools": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
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Flags: external-api
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