# Pools

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The [**Pools**](https://aqua.network/pools/) section of [aqua.network](https://aqua.network) is the hub for **Aquarius AMMs**.

### Analytics

At the top, you’ll find graphs displaying the **trading volume** across all Aquarius AMMs and the **total liquidity** across all pools. You can adjust the timeframe to view historical trends.

### List of Pools

This section allows you to browse all available pools on Aquarius. Use the **search bar** to filter for specific tokens or the **sorting options** in the column headers to organize pools by **TVL (Total Value Locked)**, **volume**, **daily rewards**, **Base (LP) APY**, or **Rewards APY**.

### Pool Badges

Pools are labeled with badges to indicate their type:

* **Stable** – The exchange rate remains as close to **1:1** as possible. These pools are designed for stablecoins (**USDC, USDx, etc.**) or assets pegged 1:1 (**e.g., ETH and yETH**).
* **Volatile** – Prices in these pools follow the **constant product formula**, adjusting based on supply and demand in swaps. They are designed for **volatile asset pairs**.
* **Reward Zone** – Pools in this category have received enough votes to qualify for **AQUA rewards** for liquidity providers.

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### Pool Overview

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Clicking on any market in the **Top Pools** section opens the **Pool Overview**. Here, you can:

* **Deposit & withdraw liquidity**
* **View pool details**, such as type and total shares
* **Check pool statistics**, including **TVL** and **volume**
* **See recent transactions and pool members**


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