Built by LPs, for LPs

Mango Pools started because managing concentrated liquidity across more than one chain meant a dozen browser tabs, three spreadsheets, and no real way to know if a range was actually a good idea before deploying it.

We built the tool we wanted for ourselves first — pool data, risk scoring, and backtesting in one place — and kept adding chains until it covered where LPs actually work.

Why multi-chain, why risk ratings

Liquidity doesn't sit on one chain anymore, and neither should the tooling that tracks it. Risk ratings exist because TVL and APR alone don't tell you whether a pool is stable or one bad tick away from getting wrecked.