14 Sep 2025 |
Blockchain Technology
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by James Stanitz
Balancer v2 Pool Fee Calculator
Weighted Pools
Flexible multi-token pools with adjustable weights
Fees: 0.001% - 10%Stable Pools
Pools with low volatility, pegged to stablecoins
Fees: 0.0001% - 10%
0.0001%
0.05%
10%
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Note: This calculator estimates potential fee earnings based on the provided inputs. Actual earnings may vary based on pool performance, token weights, and network conditions.
Quick Take
- Balancer v2 lets you create custom multi‑token pools with up to 8 assets and adjustable weightings.
- TVL sits around $1.2billion (April2025) with daily volume ≈ $120million.
- Fees range from 0.001% to 10% for weighted pools, 0.0001%‑10% for stable pools.
- Boosted pools and hooks let LPs earn extra yield from Aave, Lido, Aura Finance and more.
- Security score is low (2/10 from Traders Union), so institutional users stay cautious.
When you hear “Balancing liquidity” in the DeFi world, the name Balancer v2 is an Ethereum‑based decentralized exchange that replaces traditional market makers with programmable, multi‑token pools. Launched in 2019 and revamped several times, the protocol now powers a $1.2billion total value locked (TVL) across Ethereum and its multichain extensions. This review unpacks how Balancer works, why its flexibility matters, where it falls short, and how it stacks up against rivals like Uniswap, Curve and SushiSwap.
