MaxFi position intelligence
Track your open MaxFi concentrated-liquidity positions across Base and Robinhood Chain — real cost basis, fees, ranges, rebalances, and whether closing right now would put you in profit.
Paste a public address. No wallet connection. No keys.
Illustrative interface preview — not a live account.
Why LPLedger
What is this position actually making — and if I close it right now, am I in profit? Everything here is built to answer those accurately, from evidence.
Reconstructed from the actual token flow of your creation transaction, including refunds — not from the amounts you requested.
MaxFi mints a new position ID on every rebalance. LPLedger keeps one continuous economic position across all of them.
Gross fees, the 15% performance fee, compounded fees and wallet payouts tracked separately — never double-counted.
Where the price sits inside your range, how far from each edge, and whether the protocol considers you in range.
An estimated exit value and profit if closed now, with execution costs shown as line items rather than buried.
Paste a public address. LPLedger has no signing authority and cannot move funds.
How it works
Four steps. No wallet connection at any point.
Email and password. You are given a recovery key once — save it. LPLedger never asks for anything from your wallet.
Paste any wallet address you want to watch, with an optional nickname. Add as many as you like.
LPLedger checks Base and Robinhood Chain for your currently open MaxFi positions and reconstructs each one’s history.
Cost basis, fees, range, rebalances and exit profitability — refreshed continuously as a single coherent snapshot.
Security
LPLedger watches public addresses. It has no ability to move funds, because it has no signing authority at all — not as a policy, as an architecture.
Your LPLedger account is an ordinary website login protected by a password and a recovery key. It is not a crypto wallet, and we do not describe the account itself as self-custodial.
Your crypto stays in your own control for a simple reason: LPLedger cannot sign transactions, so there is nothing it could move even if it wanted to.
Supported networks
Both MaxFi deployments, verified on-chain.
chain 8453 · Uniswap V3 · Aerodrome · PancakeSwap
chain 4663 · Uniswap V3
Methodology
A beautiful interface with wrong numbers is a failed product. These are the rules LPLedger holds itself to.
Add a public address and LPLedger does the rest.