Every pool
has a show.
On Uniswap v4 a pool can carry a hook: a small program that runs around your trade. Its powers are written into its own address. HOOKTV reads them for every live pool on Robinhood Chain, shows who is on stage, and what the show really charges per trade.
Every channel,
every show.
The busiest Uniswap v4 pools on Robinhood Chain. Each row is a pool, each show is the hook it runs. Black figures are on stage; outlines sat this one out. Click a row to tune in.
Now showing.
One pool, up close: who the hook puts on stage, the fee written into every swap the pool really made, and the trades as they air.
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Tune a channel to read its swaps.
Any hook,
read aloud.
A v4 hook's last 14 address bits are its permissions: the pool manager will only call what those bits allow. Paste a hook address, a pool id or a token.
Four characters,
fourteen switches.
Every hook permission belongs to one of four characters. If none of a character's switches are on, it stays backstage.