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POOL STATISTICS IMPLEMENTATION - SUMMARY

WHAT I IMPLEMENTED
I added comprehensive pool statistics tracking to the AMM (Automated Market Maker) to monitor pool performance and trading activity.
The implementation includes:

SMART CONTRACT CHANGES (amm4.clar)

New Fields Added to the Pool Data Structure:

total-volume-0 — Tracks cumulative trading volume for token-0

total-volume-1 — Tracks cumulative trading volume for token-1

total-fees-collected — Tracks total fees earned by liquidity providers

swap-count — Counts the number of swaps executed in the pool

Function Updates:

create-pool — Initializes all statistics fields to zero

swap — Automatically updates statistics after each swap transaction

FRONTEND CHANGES (frontend/lib/amm.ts)

Updates:

Updated TypeScript type definitions (PoolCV and Pool) to include the new statistics fields

Modified getAllPools function to parse and return statistics data from the blockchain

Added a parseUintCV helper function to safely handle potentially undefined statistics values

WHY YOU COULDN’T SEE THE CODE IN MY PREVIOUS PR
The previous pull request was already merged into the main branch, which is why you only saw a README file when you checked.
The actual code changes had already been integrated into the codebase before you reviewed it, you can see the changes in the closed pr section.

WHAT’S NEW IN THIS PR
To make the code more maintainable and understandable, I’ve added comprehensive inline documentation:

Detailed comments explaining each statistics field and its purpose

Documentation of how statistics are initialized when pools are created

Explanations of the statistics update logic in the swap function, including how swap direction affects which volumes are tracked

TypeScript documentation clarifying the data structures and helper functions

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