Choosing a supported LP pool
Compare current pool data, token exposure and supported automation before creating a concentrated-liquidity position on a supported Aero network.
Last reviewed: 19 October 2026
Overview
Foraga lists selected Aero pools across Base, Optimism, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. Each pool pairs two assets in an automated market maker. A concentrated-liquidity position supplies those assets inside a selected price range and can earn trading fees and eligible AERO Rewards while its liquidity is active.
Viewing Available Pools
The supported pool list is public, so you can compare current information before connecting a wallet:
Supported pairs can include:
- WETH / USDC
- USDC / cbBTC
Availability is pool-specific and can change. Treat the live pool list—not examples in documentation—as the current source of truth.
Understanding Pool Information
Each pool will display relevant information to help you make an informed decision:
Token Pair
The two tokens that make up the liquidity pool you'll be providing to.
Liquidity
The total value locked (TVL) in the pool, indicating depth and trading capacity.
Estimated Yield
A current annualised estimate based on pool inputs.
Open a row for more detail such as active TVL, reward-token information, pool type, current tick and tick spacing. Data can update quickly and may be temporarily unavailable.
Selecting Your Pool
When comparing pools, consider:
- Token exposure — either asset can change in price, lose a peg or introduce token-specific risk.
- Range and impermanent-loss risk — a position can move out of range or underperform holding the assets separately.
- Current APY inputs — trading volume, incentives, liquidity and reward-token prices can all change.
- Liquidity and execution — pool depth, price impact, tick spacing, gas and slippage affect a position.
- Automation support — confirm that the pool and the controls you intend to use are supported.
Pool selection, position size and acceptable risk remain your decisions. Review the risk guide before creating a position.
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