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dex-pools

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Solana DEX liquidity, OHLCV candles, and venue discovery for any token/pool via GeckoTerminal (keyless). Use to sanity-check swap slippage, find the deepest venue, and read price history.

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    Read-only liquidity, price-history, and venue context for any Solana token — the data behind a swap, which the ClawPump MCP swap_quote / …

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    Before/after a swap_quote: "is this slippage real, or is the pool just thin?"

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    Read OHLCV candles / 24h change for a token or pool.

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    If the trade size is a large % of reserve_in_usd, flag high slippage to the user before they approve a swap_execute.

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    Use the terminal tool with python3 (stdlib only — no installs needed).

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    Read-only; complements mcp_clawpump_swap_quote / get_price / arbitrage_quote, never replaces them.

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SKILL.md

dex-pools — Solana DEX Liquidity & OHLCV

Read-only liquidity, price-history, and venue context for any Solana token — the data behind a swap, which the ClawPump MCP swap_quote / arbitrage_quote tools don't give you. No API key required (GeckoTerminal public API).

Helper: scripts/dexpools.py. Endpoint reference: references/api-endpoints.md.

When to Use

  • Before/after a swap_quote: "is this slippage real, or is the pool just thin?"
  • Pick the deepest venue for a token (Raydium vs Orca vs Meteora …).
  • Read OHLCV candles / 24h change for a token or pool.
  • Discover which pools a token even trades in; find trending Solana pools.

Commands

S=~/.hermes/skills/crypto/dex-pools/scripts/dexpools.py

python3 $S token <MINT>          # price/FDV/mcap + top pools by liquidity
python3 $S pools <MINT>          # every pool/venue, sorted by liquidity
python3 $S pool  <POOL_ADDRESS>  # one pool: liquidity, vol, buys/sells, age
python3 $S ohlcv <POOL_ADDRESS> --tf hour --limit 30   # candle sparkline
python3 $S search "bonk"         # find pools by name/symbol
python3 $S trending              # trending Solana pools

--tf is day, hour, or minute.

Key Concepts

  • Liquidity (reserve_in_usd) — total USD locked in the pool. A swap that's a large fraction of liquidity will move the price (high slippage). Quote a token, check the pool depth here, and warn if the trade is big vs the pool.
  • Venue / DEX — the same token trades on multiple pools; the deepest pool usually gives the best execution. Use pools to compare.
  • 24h volume — thin volume = hard to exit; pair with liquidity.
  • OHLCV — open/high/low/close/volume candles for trend/volatility context.

Workflow with the ClawPump MCP

  1. mcp_clawpump_swap_quote → note the quoted price + impact.
  2. dexpools.py pools <MINT> → confirm the deepest venue + real liquidity.
  3. If the trade size is a large % of reserve_in_usd, flag high slippage to the user before they approve a swap_execute.
  4. Optionally dexpools.py ohlcv <pool> to show recent price action.

Pair with the rug-check skill for safety before sizing a position.

Presenting Results

Lead with the punchline:

BONK trades deepest on Raydium ($4.2M liq, $1.1M 24h vol, +6.3% 24h). Your 50 SOL buy is ~0.2% of pool liquidity → slippage should be minimal.

Rate Limits & Pitfalls

  • GeckoTerminal free tier is ~30 req/min (no key). On HTTP 429, wait and retry; the script reports it clearly.
  • Brand-new tokens may not be indexed yet — fall back to rug-check (RPC) for existence/authority, or the ClawPump MCP get_price.
  • Prices are indexer estimates; for the executable price always use the MCP swap_quote. This skill is context, not the execution path.

Notes for Hermes

  • Use the terminal tool with python3 (stdlib only — no installs needed).
  • Read-only; complements mcp_clawpump_swap_quote / get_price / arbitrage_quote, never replaces them.

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