How it works
Four signals, read together, tell you what a single number can't.
5-minute pulse
Every 5 minutes NUGGET reads each active pool: fees generated, volume, liquidity in/out, swaps. The Pulse grid ranks pools by fees in the latest window, so the pools doing something right now rise to the top.
Fee velocity
Not just how much fee a pool made, but how fast it's making it. NUGGET compares the latest window to the last hour and labels it Accelerating, Stable, or Cooling — smoothed against a rolling baseline so one big swap doesn't make the label flicker.
Liquidity flow
Fees rising is only half the story. High fees while liquidity leaves reads very differently from high fees while it flows in — and that context is the point.
Range health
For a concentrated-liquidity position, you only earn while price sits inside your range. Paste your range on the Positions page and NUGGET shows how far through it you are and how close you are to going idle — no wallet connect, saved on your device.
What it doesn't do
NUGGET never tells you a pool is "better" or that you should rebalance now. It reads activity and shows it plainly; the decision is yours. Velocity labels are about change in activity, not price predictions. Not financial advice.