What CoinPool Can Do
CoinPool is a non-custodial DeFi platform that helps users discover, manage, and use different crypto opportunities from one place.
CoinPool gives users one place to explore DeFi opportunities, manage liquidity, use USDC lending, and organize tokens through token packages.
What CoinPool Can Do
Find Liquidity Opportunities
CoinPool helps users explore available liquidity pairs through the Select Pair and Discover features.
Users can search for token pairs, compare pool data, check APR, view stablecoin pairs, and review project information before choosing where to provide liquidity.
Discover also helps users compare tokens by data such as price, liquidity, 24h volume, market cap, DEX, and Volume-to-Liquidity Ratio.
Manage Liquidity Positions
After adding liquidity, users can manage their positions from My Liquidity.
From this section, users can add more liquidity, collect earnings, reposition liquidity, and use automation bots when supported.
This helps users manage their liquidity positions more easily without checking every pool manually.
Earn Through USDC Lending
CoinPool also supports USDC Lending, which allows users to supply USDC to supported DeFi lending protocols such as Aave, Compound, or Spark.
Users can compare Supply APY, choose a protocol, and supply USDC through CoinPool’s interface. The USDC is supplied directly to the selected lending protocol’s smart contract, not held by CoinPool.
Pack and Store Tokens
The Pack and Store Tokens feature allows users to group multiple tokens into one token package.
The package is represented by a Package NFT, making it easier to organize and manage a small basket of tokens. Users can buy a token package, unpack it, receive the tokens back, receive USDC when supported, or burn the Package NFT when needed.
Non-Custodial Platform
- CoinPool does not hold user funds or private keys.
- CoinPool provides the interface for users to interact with DeFi protocols more easily. All actions must be confirmed by the user through their own wallet and are executed on-chain.
- Users should always review the token, pool, protocol, amount, network, and transaction details before confirming any action.