| Pool | DEX | TVL | APR 24h | APR 7d | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOL/USDC 0.04% | Orca | $24,340,014 | 89.6% | 53.3% | 1.68× |
| SOL/USDC 0.04% | Raydium | $7,085,251 | 60.9% | 31.5% | 1.93× |
| cbBTC/USDC 0.04% | Orca | $6,074,159 | 42.0% | 26.0% | 1.62× |
| SOL/cbBTC 0.16% | Orca | $8,876,573 | 33.2% | 24.9% | 1.34× |
| SOL/USDC 0.30% | Orca | $193,990 | 5.1% | 3.1% | 1.67× |
| USDC/USDT 0.01% | Raydium | $1,556,228 | 2.9% | 1.8% | 1.60× |
| SOL/USDT 0.01% | Raydium | $824,276 | 0.8% | 0.6% | 1.39× |
Spread is 24h APR divided by 7d APR — how much the headline number is currently running ahead of the week. Above about 1.5× means today was busy and the front-page figure will not hold.
Read the 7-day column, not the 24-hour one
Fee APR is 24-hour fees divided by TVL, annualised. One busy session doubles it; one quiet session halves it. On this snapshot the SOL/USDC pool on Orca shows 89.6% over 24 hours and 53.3% over the week — same pool, same moment, and the second number is the one you can plan with.
Fee tier is not the same as fee income
The clearest lesson in this table is the two SOL/USDC pools on Orca. The 0.30% tier charges seven and a half times the fee of the 0.04% tier. It earns 5.1% against 89.6%.
The reason is volume: on the same snapshot the 0.30% tier traded $9k in a day against $149M on the 0.04% tier. Almost all SOL/USDC flow routes through the 0.04% tier, and a high fee on no volume is no income. Choose the tier the trades actually use — not the one with the biggest percentage on it.
What the numbers do not tell you
- Your position will not earn the pool APR. The pool figure is the average across all its liquidity. Yours depends on your range — see the position APR calculator.
- Volatile pairs pay for the yield with divergence. SOL/USDC at 53% and USDC/USDT at 1.8% are not the same trade; the IL calculator puts a number on the difference.
- Thin pools are a trap in both directions. A pool under about $1M in TVL moves on single trades and is expensive to exit.
How we measured this
TVL, volume and APR come straight from the Orca v2 API and the Raydium v3 API for the pool addresses our bot trades (on the snapshot date that still included Orca's SOL/USDC 0.30% pool, which the bot retired on 26 September 2026). No estimates, no affiliate weighting, no pool is on this list for paying to be. We refresh the snapshot when we revisit the page; the date at the top is the date of the numbers, not of the last cosmetic edit.