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Pool depth scored across 15+ DEX protocols — because liquidity is your only exit route in a panic.
How To Read Liquidity
A high score means a stablecoin has deeper, more distributed on-chain exit routes. A low score means the token may still hold its peg in quiet markets but can be difficult to unwind when everyone tries to exit at once.
Pair this page with Depeg Tracker, Safety Scores, and Coverage Matrix before relying on a venue for production routing.
Best Questions
Planning an exit route? Pair this liquidity screen with Compare to inspect peg, safety, and liquidity side by side.
The DEX Liquidity Score measures stablecoin exit capacity across on-chain venues. It combines pool depth, 24-hour volume, venue diversity, concentration risk, and redemption-backstop quality so a coin with one deep pool does not look as resilient as a coin with several durable exits.
Market cap and exit depth are different. A large supply can still be hard to sell on-chain if liquidity is concentrated in one venue, routed through thin pools, or dependent on a fragile redemption path. The score is designed to expose that mismatch.
Start with the score and pool breakdown, then check peg history, redemption backstops, and dependency risk. Liquidity can disappear quickly during a depeg, so use the page as an exit-capacity screen rather than a guarantee of executable size.