Daily net flow (inflow minus outflow) for each shielded pool overlaid on the same chart. Positive values mean the pool is growing; negative means it is shrinking. This shows the relative momentum of each pool — which pools are attracting capital and which are losing it.
Daily net flow per pool — inflow minus outflow — on a shared axis. Above zero the pool grew that day; below, it shrank. Overlaying them answers one question the individual flow charts cannot: when one pool loses, does another gain? A mirrored pair is migration; both falling together is value leaving the shielded set entirely.
Net hides gross. A quiet day and a day with large equal flows in both directions both plot as zero, and they are not the same day. The per-pool flow charts show both sides; this one is for direction, not volume.
The pools are different ages. Sprout and Sapling are deprecated and mostly drain; Orchard and Ironwood mostly fill. Much of what looks like sentiment here is the generational hand-off described on shielded pool balances.