How the price is chosen. For each token we find every Uniswap v4 pool pairing it with a
real quote asset (USDG, ETH or WETH) — ignoring the thousands of spam pools against worthless
tokens — and rank them by depth at the current tick (the virtual reserves implied by active
liquidity, i.e. how much size the pool absorbs around spot). The deepest one is "the biggest pool".
Pools charging more than 10% are excluded outright: they exist to trap swaps, not to price.
Why bid and ask. A pool's slot0 price is a mid. What you can actually trade
is mid minus fee minus slippage, so bid/ask come from the on-chain Quoter simulating the real
swap. Gap is how far the runner-up pool's mid sits from the biggest pool's.
Arb flags a genuine cross — the best bid in one pool sitting above the best ask in another,
after fees, for the stated size. Basis compares the on-chain mid to Robinhood's own equity
quote × the token's multiplier.
Multiplier. Stock tokens reinvest dividends by raising an on-chain
uiMultiplier(), so one token comes to represent more than one share and its price
drifts above the headline share price. Fair value per token is therefore
equity mid × multiplier, which is what the Basis column uses.
Caveats. Equity quotes are stale outside market hours and their spreads can be
nonsensical on weekends, so basis is a comparison and not a trading signal. Depth is measured at
the current tick and is not the pool's total TVL. Quotes ignore gas and MEV. Pools with hooks can
behave in ways a static read cannot capture. Nothing here is advice.