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Pool Discovery

Aug 31, 2026

Mechanism

One token does not have one market. It has several, and they are rarely equal.

What is actually out there

A single token on Robinhood Chain commonly trades across a dozen or more pools at once: several fee tiers on the same AMM, more than one AMM version, and separate markets quoted in WETH and in USDG. Most of them are dust; one or two hold the real depth.

How Ordo picks

It reads every pool for the token and defaults to the deepest one, because depth is what a staker's return actually rests on. You can override the choice if you want a specific tier or quote asset.

Why depth and not the highest fee

A 4% tier on a pool nobody trades earns less than a 0.3% tier where the volume actually is. Fee tier only matters once there is flow to charge it on.

One stake per pool

Through the interface a pool gets a single stake, so depositors are never split across duplicates of the same market.

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