USDT→USDC volume minus USDC→USDT volume per UTC hour. Positive = net USDT into the pool (USDT-heavy drift). Negative = net USDC into the pool. The orange line is a rolling 24-hour average — flat near zero = mean-reverting; persistent positive/negative = structural one-way flow.
Lista Pool USDT Ratio (state at 00:00 UTC, before trades)
Pool imbalance is the leading indicator of next-day volume — far from 50% means aggregators have a directional incentive to route through Lista
Capital Efficiency — Lista vs Flux (daily volume / TVL)
Daily turnover: how many times a dollar of LP capital cycles through the pool per day. Higher = capital is more productive. Note: Flux TVL is the USDT+USDC held on Fluid's shared Liquidity Layer (slightly over-estimates the DEX pool's slice).
Lista Market Share (vs Lista+Flux total)
OKX Share of Lista Daily Volume
USDT → USDC Daily VWAP — Lista vs Flux
USDC received per 1 USDT sold — higher line = better price for the trader — bars = daily swap count in this direction
USDC → USDT Daily VWAP — Lista vs Flux
USDT received per 1 USDC sold — higher line = better price for the trader — bars = daily swap count in this direction