PANTHALASSA
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PANTHA trades in a single Uniswap v4 pool on Ethereum. Base reaches the same pool in rounds through Stargate. Both shores meet one price, because there is one place where the price is made.
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Reading...Price per PANTHA
...gwei
PANTHA per ETH
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Fully diluted value
...ETH
ETH in the pool
...ETH
PANTHA in the pool
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Rounds so far, Base
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Open round, berths
...of 64
Waiting in the open round
...ETH
...PANTHA
Fully diluted value is the price times the billion. Pool holdings are worked out from the pool's liquidity and price in the PoolManager. A Base round closes and crosses when it is cheap, full, or 30 minutes old.
Opening soon
The contracts are on chain, but the owner has not opened the pool. Until then nothing can be traded and there is nothing to read. This page asks the pool's hook every 15 seconds and reloads itself the moment it opens.
Not on chain yet
The contracts are not deployed yet, so there are no readings to show. Prices, the pool's holdings and the rounds appear here, from chain only, once they exist.
No answer
None of the public RPCs answered just now. The page tries again on its own every 20 seconds.
The problem
A coin that opens a pool on every chain splits its liquidity into shallow pools, each making its own price.
What it causes
Arbitrage pulls the prices back together, and every gap it closes is paid for by the pools. Pangea opens a coin in five pools on five chains and works this way.
Panthalassa
One pool, holding the whole billion from the day it opened. Nothing to arbitrage between shores, and every seller, on either chain, is paid from the full depth.
Swap ETH for PANTHA, or back, in the one pool, in one transaction. You choose the slippage; the page quotes the pool and sets your least amount out.
Leave a buy or a sell on Base with your own price limit. Orders gather in rounds of up to 64; anyone closes a round; it crosses to the pool through Stargate, every order fills against its own limit, and the round comes home.