Hoodium — liquidity positions ranked by real profit

Hoodium ranks real liquidity positions by what they actually returned: value now, plus anything taken out, against what was put in — profit and loss over each position's own life, rather than a pool's advertised rate. It indexes the concentrated-liquidity pools those positions sit in too, across venues and chains, and ranks those by what they paid over the last day. You can add liquidity on BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain, and hand the position a rule that compounds its fees back in, claims them to your wallet, closes it, or reopens it around the new price when a bound you set is crossed.

Everything it reads is public on-chain state, so the rankings, the pool pages and the provider pages need no wallet and no account. A wallet signs only the writes — opening, adjusting and closing a position — and it stays in the reader's hands throughout. Hoodium custodies nothing.

What the numbers mean

PnL — a position's value now, plus anything taken out, against what was put in. Settled arithmetic over that position's own life, which is why it leads.
APR — a pool's fees over the last day × 365 ÷ its TVL. A measurement of the day just past annualised, not a rate anyone promises.
Momentum — volume over windows that end now, from five minutes to a day, rather than at midnight.
ROI — a provider's profit against what they put in, as a ratio, so it carries no currency on a board spanning chains that quote differently.

For machines

The rendered pages are drawn by JavaScript from a public API. If you cannot run it, read /llms.txt for the map and fetch the figures as JSON from api.hoodium.app — the same endpoints this page calls, unauthenticated. Every indexable URL is listed in /sitemap.xml.

To use the site itself, enable JavaScript. Signing a transaction needs a wallet in the browser, and there is no server-rendered path to that.