Dex Explorer V2 Script ✨

With great power comes great centralization risk. When using or writing a dex explorer v2 script, you must audit your own code.

| Feature | V1 Script | V2 Script (This Article) | |---------|-----------|---------------------------| | Data source | Single DEX, single chain | Multi-DEX, multi-chain | | Pool query | Direct RPC calls per pool | Batch Multicall3 + caching | | Price calculation | Simple getReserves() | TWAP, invariant checks, fee-adjusted | | Mempool analysis | ❌ Not included | ✅ Pending tx simulation | | Arbitrage detection | Manual | Graph-based route finder | | Output format | Console log | JSON + WebSocket + CSV | dex explorer v2 script

With the advent of Uniswap V3 and PancakeSwap V3, liquidity is no longer linear. A V2 script must parse tick ranges. It visualizes where liquidity is actually concentrated, allowing traders to see "hot zones" where slippage is lowest. With great power comes great centralization risk

The killer feature of V2 scripts is automated tagging. If a known "dev wallet" or a venture capital wallet moves tokens to a DEX, the script flags this immediately, alerting users to potential sell pressure. With the advent of Uniswap V3 and PancakeSwap

To avoid rate limits from public endpoints, the script supports multiple private RPC nodes (e.g., QuickNode, Alchemy, or custom nodes), distributing requests for maximum speed.