V3 Pool Calculator
How to split tokens for depositing into a concentrated liquidity position
Risky asset (ETH, BTC...)
Stablecoin (USDC, USDT...)
How much ETH and USDC do I actually need to deposit?
V3 pools don't accept tokens in any ratio — the split depends strictly on the current price and your range. If you just throw in what you have, part of it won't be used.
Example: You have 2 ETH and $4,000 USDC. ETH is at $3,000, your range is $2,500–$3,500. The pool might only need 1.3 ETH + $3,100 USDC — the rest sits idle. Enter what you have, and the calculator tells you the exact split and how much to swap beforehand.
Example: You have 2 ETH and $4,000 USDC. ETH is at $3,000, your range is $2,500–$3,500. The pool might only need 1.3 ETH + $3,100 USDC — the rest sits idle. Enter what you have, and the calculator tells you the exact split and how much to swap beforehand.
Average execution price when a position hits the range boundary
Risky asset (ETH, BTC...)
Stablecoin (USDC, USDT...)
Exit below lower bound
Tokens A
0
Avg buy price
$0
Cost basis A
$0
Exit above upper bound
Tokens B ($)
$0
Avg sell price
$0
Cost basis B
$0
What happens when price exits my range?
In a V3 pool, your investment converts gradually as price moves through your range — not at a single price. This calculator shows three metrics for each exit scenario:
Avg price — the average price at which the AMM converted tokens as price moved through the range.
Cost basis — breakeven price for your entire position, accounting for both initial tokens and converted ones.
Example: You put 1 ETH + $2,000 USDC in a pool at $3,000, range $2,500–$3,500. If price drops to $2,500, all USDC converts to ETH at avg buy price $2,739. But your cost basis is $2,889 — that's the price ETH needs to reach for you to break even on the whole position.
Avg price — the average price at which the AMM converted tokens as price moved through the range.
Cost basis — breakeven price for your entire position, accounting for both initial tokens and converted ones.
Example: You put 1 ETH + $2,000 USDC in a pool at $3,000, range $2,500–$3,500. If price drops to $2,500, all USDC converts to ETH at avg buy price $2,739. But your cost basis is $2,889 — that's the price ETH needs to reach for you to break even on the whole position.