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¿WHAT IS POOL SIZE? #144

Open Ismola opened 3 months ago

Ismola commented 3 months ago

You can set Liquidity pool range in filters

I could not find the range for this filter. I just saw values like 5 and 50. What do these values exactly represent?

"Detect Dexscreener Enhanced Info (if a dev/creator paid $300 for enhanced info, there is a little bit higher probability the project is not a scam)"

These are the custom, paid options for tokens on Dexscreener. More info here: https://marketplace.dexscreener.com/product/token-info

Thanks!

5 and 50 means quote token amount. If quote token is SOL it means 5/50 SOL.

Originally posted by @tuncatunc in https://github.com/warp-id/solana-trading-bot/issues/101#issuecomment-2104609360

I do not understand something:

For example, the bot tells me this: Filter -> PoolSize 825.000000000 > 50.000000000

In dex Screener I see that the liquidity is 250,000 (approx).

What does it mean.? I don't see the relationship between 825.000000000 and 250000 that dexScreener says

Ismola commented 3 months ago

If the bot tells me that, for example, the pool size is 4.7, it means that there are 4.7 SOL. If the SOL is 145 dollars, in dex screener it should be 600$. These data that I just gave you are real, but in dex screener I get 1.3k of liquide. I don't understand. (Sorry, I'm new to this world)

Ismola commented 3 months ago

If the bot tells me that, for example, the pool size is 4.7, it means that there are 4.7 SOL. If the SOL is 145 dollars, in dex screener it should be 600$. These data that I just gave you are real, but in dex screener I get 1.3k of liquide. I don't understand. (Sorry, I'm new to this world)

think I've just grasped the concept, but I'd appreciate confirmation from someone more familiar with this:

The "pool size" refers to the amount of the base token being filtered.

The dollar value will always be approximately half of what appears on Dexscreener because there's an equivalent value in the other token in the pool.

For example, in the previous scenario: If the bot reports a pool size of 4.7 SOL (approximately $600), it's roughly half of the $1.3k shown on Dexscreener.

Therefore, when setting the pool size filter in the bot, it should generally be about half of the value shown on Dexscreener. For instance, if I want to filter pools around $100k (as shown on Dexscreener), I would set the bot to 350 SOL. This is because 350 SOL is equivalent to $50,000, which is approximately half of the value on Dexscreener.

I hope this clarifies the relationship between the pool size reported by the bot and the liquidity value displayed on Dexscreener.