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Swaps and ETH traded are a sample. They total 12 windows of 5,000 blocks — 60,000 blocks in all — spread across roughly a day. They are not daily figures, and a pool that traded outside those windows is under-counted here.

A pair does not identify a pool. The same two currencies can be initialised at many fee, spacing and hook combinations, so rows sharing a pair are badged with their pool id. This is not a curated list — anyone can create a V4 pool and there is no factory to authenticate one — each key here is checked only to hash back to the pool id it is filed under, which makes the link unambiguous, not the pool trustworthy.

Swaps and WETH traded are a sample. They total 12 windows of 5,000 blocks spread across roughly a day, not a daily figure — a pool that traded outside those windows is under-counted here.

This is not a curated list. Anyone can create a GIGA pool. Every pool here was checked to come back from the factory’s own getPool(token0, token1, fee) as itself, which makes the link unambiguous — not the token trustworthy. WETH pairs only: 67 of the venue’s 225 pools.

Swaps and WETH traded are a sample. They total 12 windows of 5,000 blocks spread across roughly a day, not a daily figure — a pool that traded outside those windows is under-counted here. 1,126 WETH pools traded in none of them and are not listed at all.

This is not a curated list. Anyone can create an up. pool. Every one of the venue’s 1,187 WETH-paired pools was checked to come back from the factory’s own getPool(token0, token1, tickSpacing) as itself before this list was written, which makes the link unambiguous — not the token trustworthy. WETH pairs only, of 1,785 pools on the factory. 17 of these rows share a name with another row here — sometimes one token at two tick spacings, sometimes several different tokens using one symbol. Those rows carry the token address. An unbadged row only means no collision in this list: the pools left out were not checked for it.