Its code executes inside each trade in pools that use it.
Sets its own swap fee
Pools using it let the hook choose the swap fee instead of a fixed tier.
Gates who can add liquidity
It checks every deposit before it goes in.
Safety report
Before you build on it. Automated checks, not an audit
6 to review2 passed3 info1 unknown
Contract2 to review
!Upgradeable proxyThe owner can swap out the code (currently 0x69fc…d71a), so the rules of every pool using it can change later.
!Has an adminowner() is 0x51bd…70b3. That account can usually change fees, limits or allowlists after you trade.
✓Source code publishedThe code on the block explorer matches what's deployed (contract: ERC1967Proxy).
Pools2 to review
!Pools don’t trade in Uniswap’s app yetIt runs code on swaps, 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 swapsbeforeSwap runs on every trade and can revert it. Used for launch limits and start times; check when it says no, since holders see a failed trade on the token.
iControls the swap fee1 of its pools use a dynamic fee the hook sets per trade, so LP income depends on its logic.
iControls who can add liquiditybeforeAddLiquidity checks every deposit, so outside LPs may be blocked.
✓Doesn’t touch swap amountsTraders get exactly what the pool’s curve and fee give.
Track record2 to review
!Not in Uniswap’s hook registryNot listed by Uniswap Labs, so nobody outside the team has looked at it. Most abandoned and malicious hooks are unlisted.
!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 team for one or review the source yourself.
iKnown template43 other deployments share this exact bytecode, often a launchpad deploying one per token.