💧Your position

Position Value - valuation of your position at a given time in USD. Effectively, how much you have, considering fees, rewards and the pool share itself.
Amount in pool - valuation of the provided liquidity at a given time, taking impermanent loss into account
Total Fess - valuation of all accrued fees at a given time in USD.
Total Boost Rewards - valuation of all accrued boost rewards at a given time in USD

💸Profitability

APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate, which means how much you would have got in a year. APR varies greatly depending on daily fees and boosts.
Base APR is generated from fees (valued at at given date).

📊Pool stats

Reserves is the amount of liquidity in the pool. It can change due to price fluctuations, as well as liquidity withdrawals and deposits.
Volume is the amount of used liquidity. Only one asset of the pair is considered.
Boosts Distributed is the amount of boost rewards distributed at a given day.

🤔Was it worth it?

This chart shows how much you would've got if you held everything in either of the assets, as opposed to depositing to a liquidity pool.
Liquidity providers experience impermanent loss due to relative price changes in the pair, while also being affected by price changes for either of the assets.
Simply put:

• If one of the assets appreciates in price, liquidity providers don't win as much, because they end up with less of that asset
• If one of the assets decreases in price, liquidity providers experience more loss than if they have held 50% of their deposit in that asset, because they end up owning more than 50% of it
• If both of the assets appreciate in price equally, liquidity providers win
• If both of the assets lose value equally, liquidity providers lose proportionally

ℹ️How does it work?

Historical data is used to simulate past market conditions:

• Swap Fees are distributed proportionally to all liquidity providers. Your share of daily swap fees in the pool is computed for every day of the liquidity provision period.
  
• Boosts are a method of attracting liquidity providers by distributing other tokens as a bonus. Boosts have a start and end date, and the total amount to be distributed is known in advance.
  
• Impermanent loss is the amount of realized liquidity provision risks at the end date. Simply put, if the price of a token goes down, you get more of it, as a result of other people selling.
  
• Asset price changes, in addition to influencing impermanent loss, affect how much your boost rewards cost at the end date.

⚠️ Limitations

• This is an early prototype. Some things may not work.
• Price impact of the simulated position is not considered.
• For low liquidity or empty pools, the computations may be off due to floating point precision-related errors.
• The calculations are not precise because pool stats are being captured at irregular intervals (15 minutes precision). There is no market simulation happening - only stats aggregation.
• For now, only volatile pools are supported (constant product formula).