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7 to review1 passed2 info1 unknown
Contract2 to review
!The hook developer has an admin keyIts owner wallet is 0x04d2…06e6. That wallet can usually change fees, limits or allowlists after traders have bought in.
!Source code not publishedNobody can read what this hook actually does. Treat it as a black box.
✓Code is fixedNo proxy, so the code that runs today is the code that runs tomorrow.
Pools4 to review
!Pools don’t trade in Uniswap’s app yetIt changes swap amounts or fees, so Uniswap’s app only routes it once Uniswap Labs approves it, and it isn’t approved yet. Adding liquidity still works, and other apps can trade it.
!Can reject swapsIt runs on every trade and can block it. Used for things like launch limits and start times.
!Can take tokens out of swapsIt has return-delta permissions, so it can take or add tokens in every trade (taxes, fees, burns, custom curves). Check where that value goes and who controls it.
!Test trade: selling works but costs about 100%We simulated a small buy and then selling it all, from a wallet that never traded, with no real money. It worked in pool 0xf508…64bb. A buy cost about 0.1% and a sale about 100%, counting the pool’s own fee and any tax. Last checked 34m ago.
Track record1 to review
!Brand newIts first pool was created less than a day ago, so it has no track record. Prefer proven hooks for a real launch.
?No audit linkedNothing in the registry. Ask the hook developer for one or review the source yourself.
iNot in Uniswap’s hook registryUniswap Labs keeps a public list of hooks whose code and details they’ve checked. This one isn’t on it yet. That’s normal for new hooks, but it means Uniswap Labs hasn’t checked it.
iKnown template2,899 other deployments share this exact bytecode, often a launchpad deploying one per token.