Uniswap hooks on Base: the numbers (November 2026)
10 November 2026
Base is where most Uniswap v4 hooks live. As of 10 November 2026 we count 105,018 hooks on Base, out of 157,269 across all six chains we track. That is two out of every three hooks anywhere. Here is what the data says about them.
The size of it
- 105,018 hooks on Base, with 1,028 new ones in the last 7 days.
- More than 15.2 million pools use a hook on Base. About 1,300 new ones are created every day.
- The next biggest chain, Robinhood Chain, has 31,974 hooks. Ethereum has 11,319.
A few launch platforms run almost everything
Hooks on Base are not spread evenly. A small number of them carry nearly all the pools, and almost all of those belong to token launch platforms.
Zora
Zora turns posts and creators into tradeable coins, and each coin gets its own pool. Its hooks collect the trading fees and pay them out to creators and referrers. The biggest one, Zora Post Hook v2.3.0, has 8.2 million pools on its own. Add the older versions (v1.1.2 with 1.9 million, the original Zora Hook with 942,000 and a few more) and Zora accounts for about four in every five pools with a hook on Base.
Doppler
Doppler is a launch protocol that spreads a new token's liquidity along a price curve. Its multicurve hook has 980,000 pools and lowers the trading fee over time after launch. A second one, DopplerHookInitializer, has 379,000.
Clanker
Clanker lets anyone launch a token from a social post. Its hooks set the trading fees for each token and take a share for the protocol. The static fee hook has 640,000 pools and the dynamic fee hook, which moves the fee with volatility, has 363,000.
Flaunch
Flaunch runs memecoin launches from creation through a fair-launch period, and shares fees with creators and referrers. It has 121,000 pools.
Most pools is not the same as most trading
The hooks with the most pools are not always where the trading is. Over the last 7 days the most traded pool with a hook on Base was a single stablecoin pair with over 47,000 trades, on a hook with far fewer pools than Zora's. Launch platforms create huge numbers of pools, but most of those see a burst of trades and then go quiet. You can see what is being traded right now on the Base pools page.
What this means if you trade on Base
- You will meet hooks constantly. Most new tokens on Base launch through one of the platforms above, so their pools have a hook.
- The big ones are well known. Zora, Doppler, Clanker and Flaunch publish their code and are widely used.
- The long tail is where to be careful. Over 100,000 hooks on Base have only a pool or two. Many are one-off tax or launch hooks. Check what a hook can do before you buy, with our trader checklist or the guide on whether a hook is safe.
Every hook on Base, sortable by pools, age and what it can do, is on Explore. New ones show up on New hooks within about a minute of their first pool.