Dashboard Templates
Understand who provides your liquidity and whether they stay with this liquidity provider dashboard template for DeFi protocols.
A liquidity provider dashboard tracks the wallets that supply liquidity to your protocol: how much they hold, where else they deploy capital, what they’re worth, and whether they stay once incentives taper. It’s the difference between knowing your total value locked and knowing who is actually behind it.
Not all liquidity is equal. Mercenary capital chases the highest yield and leaves the moment rewards drop, while sticky liquidity stays through cycles. Segmenting LP wallets by protocol balance, net worth tier, and retention shows how much of your TVL is durable versus rented, so you can design incentives accordingly.
What’s included
Total LP Balance: a KPI number of the combined DeFi position value held by wallets active in your app.
Top Protocols by Your Users’ Balance: a bar chart of where your wallets park capital, including competitors.
LP Wallets by Net Worth Tier: a pie chart showing whether liquidity comes from a few whales or a broad base.
Top LP Wallets: a table of your highest-value liquidity providers, with ENS where resolved.
Token Holdings of Your Wallets: a table of which tokens your users hold, by combined USD value and holder count.
Liquidity Funnel: a funnel from connect to approve to deposit, using your contract events.
LP Retention: a weekly cohort retention chart of depositing wallets that come back.
Use this dashboard to separate sticky liquidity from mercenary capital and understand who your providers really are.
How to build this dashboard
Install the Formo SDK — wallets are enriched with their DeFi protocol positions and token balances across supported chains.
Create a board and add the Liquidity Provider template from the gallery.
Swap the funnel's approve and deposit steps for your contract's event names, then explore your providers further with wallet profiles.
Related dashboards
Wallet Churn & Dormancy Dashboard — when LP cohorts stop depositing
Active Wallets Dashboard — overall active-wallet health
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a liquidity provider dashboard?
It is a dashboard that tracks the wallets supplying liquidity to a protocol, showing how much they hold, where else they deploy capital, their net worth, and whether they retain over time. It turns a single TVL number into a view of who is behind it.
2. What is the difference between sticky and mercenary liquidity?
Sticky liquidity stays through market cycles and incentive changes, while mercenary capital chases the highest yield and exits the moment rewards drop. LP retention and net worth mix show how much of your TVL is durable versus rented.
3. How do you measure LP retention?
Group depositing wallets into weekly cohorts by when they first deposited, then track what share deposit again in later weeks. Retention that holds after an incentive program ends is the clearest sign of sticky liquidity.
4. How much of my TVL is mercenary capital?
Read it from LP retention and net worth mix: cohorts that stop depositing once rewards taper, and TVL concentrated in a few large wallets that rotate quickly, indicate mercenary capital. Broad, retained cohorts indicate sticky liquidity.
5. What charts are included in the Liquidity Provider Dashboard?
A Total LP Balance KPI, Top Protocols by your users’ balance, LP Wallets by Net Worth Tier, Top LP Wallets, Token Holdings of your wallets, a Liquidity Funnel, and an LP Retention cohort chart.
6. How does Formo know what protocols and tokens my wallets hold?
Formo enriches the wallets active in your app with on-chain profiles that include their DeFi protocol positions and token balances across supported EVM chains, so you can see where your users deploy capital beyond your own protocol.
7. What setup is required to use the Liquidity Provider Dashboard?
The balance, net worth, holdings, and retention charts work on standard Formo wallet profiles with no setup. The Liquidity Funnel uses your on-chain contract events, so swap in your protocol’s approve and deposit event names to make it exact.
8. What does Top Protocols by balance tell me?
It shows where your wallets hold DeFi positions across the ecosystem, including competing protocols. That reveals which protocols compete for your users’ capital and where switching incentives might win more of their liquidity.
9. Why segment liquidity providers by net worth?
Because a protocol relying on a handful of whales carries concentration risk, while a broad base of providers is more resilient. The net worth tier breakdown shows whether your liquidity is durable or dangerously concentrated.
10. Who should use the Liquidity Provider Dashboard?
DeFi protocol, growth, and treasury teams that need to understand who provides their liquidity, how much is sticky, and how to design incentives that retain capital rather than rent it.