WorldComputerHook

EthereumRegistered

Enforces a per-block swap volume bandwidth cap, reverting swaps that exceed it. On large swaps (above a configurable IRQ threshold), levies an after-swap fee on the unspecified currency, partially burns it and routes the rest to a reserve; a watchdog timer pays out the accumulated reserve to the first swapper after a configurable inactivity period.

0x869c74effd179006f5069b7b4eb1a1849b8480c4 First pool 4 Jun 2026View on explorer

ALooks safeRegistered, verified, immutable

Pools

Dynamic-fee pools

Last new pool

5mo

Code size

4,673 B

What it can do

Runs code on every swap

Its code executes inside each trade in pools that use it.

Can take tokens from swaps

It can take or add tokens during a swap. Fees, burns and custom curves work this way, and so do scams.

Safety report

Automated checks, not an audit

✓Not upgradeableNo proxy pattern found: the code is fixed.

✓No owner foundNo owner() function: nobody has an admin switch (as far as the standard check goes).

✓Listed in Uniswap’s hook registryRegistered with Uniswap Labs (a listing, not a security review).

✓Source code publishedThe code on the block explorer matches what's deployed (contract: WorldComputerHook).

iCan change swap amountsIt has a ReturnDelta permission. Normal for fees and burns, but also how fake-quote hooks steal.

iRestricted swapsSwap access: temporal. Not everyone can trade every pool.

?No audit linkedAutomated checks only.

Pools using this hook

1 total

PairCreatedFeePool ID

ETH / TWC 5mo 0.30% 0x1687…7018 Tx ↗