Users View

Users lists the wallets using vfat. The top of the page shows the wallets’ TVL, how many wallets there are and their open positions. The list comes from a snapshot. Its PnL, age and transaction counts are added shortly after each snapshot. The dot beside TVL is green when they are up to date and amber while they update or are unavailable; hover or tap it to see when the snapshot was taken and what time the PnL, age and transactions are from. While they update, the table keeps showing the previous values.

Each row shows the wallet’s rank in the current sort, its address, the chains and protocols it uses, its number of open positions, its TVL, its overall PnL, its age since its first position and its number of transactions. Click Pos., TVL, PnL, Age or Txs to sort across every wallet, not just the rows already loaded. The table loads as you scroll and stops after the top 2,000 wallets, so narrow very long lists with a search or a filter. Search by wallet address, partial matches included and case ignored. Use the Chain and Protocol chips above the table, or Filters, to narrow the list; the bar also shows how many wallets match and the current sort. On a phone the table shows the wallet, its TVL and its PnL; sort by the other columns with the sort button beside the search, and open the wallet panel for the rest.

Click a wallet to open its panel. On wide screens the panel sits beside the table; on smaller screens it slides over it. The panel shows the wallet’s TVL, PnL, positions, age and transactions, how its TVL splits across chains, and its open positions. Each position shows its pair and fee, its protocol, its chain and age, the same range bar as Positions (hover or tap it to see how far the price is from the range), its value, and its PnL in dollars and percent since it opened. Use In range or Out of range to filter the positions, Sort to order them by TVL, PnL, PnL %, age, distance from the range or fee, and Show all when a wallet has more than ten. The open wallet is kept in the page link, so you can share it; the link opens the wallet even when it is far down the list. Open in Portfolio shows the wallet’s full holdings.

Use Users to see who is behind the platform numbers on Stats.

Copy a position

Each position has a Copy position button. It opens the standard deposit form for the same pool, starting from the copied position’s price range. Change the range, choose the token and amount, and set up automations exactly as in any other deposit. Liquidity Book and Metric positions cannot be copied yet; the button says why.