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Liquidity Pool APR Calculator

Turn a liquidity pool's TVL, 24-hour volume and fee tier into an annualized fee APR, plus your own dollar fee income if you enter a deposit — enter any DEX pool's stats from its own analytics page.

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Annualized Fee APR —
Daily Fee Rate —
Your Pool Share —
Your 24h Fee Income —
Your Annualized Fee Income —

This annualizes today's 24-hour fee rate forward (24h fees ÷ TVL × 365) — a snapshot projection, not a promise. Both trading volume and TVL fluctuate day to day, and this figure ignores impermanent loss entirely (see the Impermanent Loss Calculator for that side of the picture).

How liquidity pool APR works

A liquidity pool pays fees to its liquidity providers out of every trade routed through it, proportional to each provider's share of the pool. This calculator takes the pool's total value locked (TVL), its trading volume over the last 24 hours, and its fee tier (0.3% is Uniswap v2's classic rate; v3 pools commonly range from 0.01% to 1%), multiplies volume by the fee rate to get today's fee revenue, and annualizes that rate forward by dividing by TVL and multiplying by 365. If you enter your own deposit amount, it also shows your share of the pool and your estimated dollar fee income for the day and the year at today's rate. This is explicitly a projection from a single day's activity, not a historical average or a guarantee — volume swings, and a pool's real annualized return also depends on impermanent loss, which this figure does not include.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why doesn't this include impermanent loss?
Fee APR and impermanent loss are two separate effects that combine to determine a liquidity provider's real return, and they depend on different inputs — fee APR needs volume/TVL/fee tier, while impermanent loss needs how far the pool's two assets' price ratio has moved. Keeping them separate lets you reason about each independently; use the Impermanent Loss Calculator alongside this one to estimate the other half of the picture for a specific price scenario.
Why annualize a single day's fee rate?
It's the standard convention DEX analytics pages use to make pools comparable to each other and to other yield sources, expressed as a percentage per year. It is explicitly a projection, not a track record — a pool's actual volume (and therefore its real annualized return) can swing significantly day to day, especially for smaller or newer pools.
Where do I find a pool's TVL, volume and fee tier?
Any DEX's own analytics page (or aggregators like DeFiLlama) shows these numbers per pool — TVL and 24h volume are usually displayed directly, and the fee tier is set when the pool is created (commonly 0.01%–1% on concentrated-liquidity DEXs, or a single fixed rate like 0.3% on constant-product DEXs).

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