Terra Liquidity Alliance Tracker

What this means: Voting power (VP) decides which pools get rewards. Each bar is a pool; taller = more votes. The colors show who's voting: Votion (an optimizer that auto-directs votes for best returns), aDAO (the Alliance treasury), and Other (everyone else). Together it shows where the community is steering incentives this epoch.

What this means: Think of TLA as a big shared pot of crypto. This asks whether the pot is getting bigger or smaller. The catch: if LUNA's price drops, the pot looks smaller in dollars even if no one withdrew anything. So we also measure it a second way that ignores price changes — the "real" trend, the same reserves valued at today's prices. If real liquidity is flat or rising, the pot is healthy and money isn't fleeing; a falling dollar figure alongside flat real liquidity just means the market moved. A rising real base means the system's auto-compounding rewards are adding liquidity faster than it leaves.

What this means: Each row is a pool (a trading pair like LUNA-USDC) with money staked in it. We watch whether money is steadily leaving any pool, which can be an early sign people are heading for the exit. Green dot = healthy, amber = worth watching, red = money leaving faster than usual. The little chart shows the last 4 weeks of staked capital. "Concentrated pool" means the two sides hold different dollar amounts on purpose — that's normal, not broken. Pools draining faster than their bucket peers, or bleeding every epoch, get flagged.

What this means: For a pool to earn rewards it needs at least 1% of the votes in its group (bucket). Below that line it goes "inactive" and stops earning — and a fee (take rate) slowly eats positions left sitting there. This panel flags pools close to the line (at risk of falling), pools already below it (consider moving your liquidity), and any that just dropped. If you have money in an inactive pool, it's working for nothing.