Curve Pool Analyzer
Free to download on every platform. Comes pre-installed on BotFone, BotPad and BotFlip — with extra free apps included.
About this app
WHAT IT DOES
Curve Pool Analyzer provides comprehensive analytics for any Curve pool on EVM-compatible chains. It reads and displays Curve pool contract state including pool token balances for all coins in the pool, pool token reserves for liquidity depth, pool A parameter (amplification coefficient) for slippage control, pool fee structure for cost analysis, pool amplification coefficient for price stability, pool virtual price for LP token valuation, pool admin fee for protocol revenue, pool swap fees for transaction costs, pool total supply for market cap, pool LP token price for valuation, pool base pool state for metapool integration, pool underlying token balances for wrapped assets, pool metapool state for nested pools, pool gauge state for rewards, pool reward rates for yield, pool staking APR for returns, pool liquidity for depth, pool volume for activity, pool TVL for protocol health, pool historical data for trends, pool ownership info for governance, pool upgrade status for version tracking, pool event history for monitoring, pool pause status for emergency state, supported pool types (base, metapool, crypto) for classification, pool token metadata for identification, pool coin addresses for asset tracking, pool coin decimals for precision, and pool coin rates for exchange rates. All data is organized in a clean dashboard with pool metrics, coin reserves, and fee structure.
HOW TO USE
Connect your wallet to the tool and select the network where your Curve pool is deployed. Enter the Curve pool contract address and select the pool type (Base Pool, Metapool, or Crypto Pool). Click "Analyze Pool" to fetch and analyze the pool state. The tool will query the pool contract for A parameter, virtual price, LP token price, total supply, admin fee, swap fee, TVL, staking APR, pause status, and gauge status. Results are displayed in organized cards showing these metrics. The pool coins section shows each coin's name, address, and reserve balance. The tool works with any EVM-compatible Curve pool contract.
THE MECHANISM
Curve Pool Analyzer performs client-side analysis of Curve pools by querying multiple contract functions and aggregating results. The tool connects to the pool contract using the provided address and queries state variables including A() for the amplification coefficient, get_virtual_price() for LP token valuation, admin_fee() and fee() for fee structure, totalSupply() for LP token supply, and balances() for coin reserves. For metapools, the tool also queries underlying coin balances and base pool state. Gauge state and reward rates are queried from the gauge contract if available. The tool simulates the process of connecting to a Curve pool contract, reading multiple state variables, and aggregating the data into meaningful metrics.
WHAT IT CANNOT SEE
Curve Pool Analyzer cannot verify that the pool data is accurate without running a full node, as it relies on the RPC endpoint for data. The tool cannot detect if the pool is under active attack or has been exploited, as that requires real-time monitoring of all transactions. It cannot predict future pool performance or APR rates, as those depend on market conditions. The tool cannot verify that the pool's amplification coefficient is optimal, as that depends on pool configuration. It cannot guarantee that the pool will remain liquid or solvent, as that depends on market conditions. The tool cannot detect if the pool's admin fee structure has been manipulated, as that requires monitoring governance activity.
PLEASE NOTE
Curve Pool Analyzer supports EVM-compatible chains only. The tool is a client-side analysis tool and does not execute or deploy code to any blockchain. Analysis results are for informational purposes only — always verify pool data and metrics before making financial decisions. The tool is free to use and does not store or transmit any data off-device. Always check pool documentation and audit reports before relying on analysis results.