Above the list sits a switch, set by default to from 1 million USD. That hides roughly four out of five pools.

The reason lies in the nature of the figure: a yield is a ratio. In a pool holding 240 US dollars, a few dollars of income are enough for an annual figure of several hundred thousand per cent. That figure is genuinely measured, but it describes a scale at which nobody invests, and in the sorting it pushes down exactly the rows someone opened the page for.

The switch removes the threshold at any time. The state is held in the address: a shared link shows the same list as your own screen. Entering your own capital figure in the sidebar overrides the default.

Separately there is an Outlier filter. The data source marks which rows it considers outliers itself; they are not hidden but can be removed.