Clone hook

Deploy your own copy of this hook's verified code, with your own settings, from your wallet.

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Cloning

FoundryHookV4R2E2

0xc078941e04c8b7161ac5539d8df027bb797a00c40xc078941e…797a00c4

Contract: FoundryHookV4R2E2
Licence: MIT
Source: Read the verified source

Constructor settings

Filled in with what the original deployment used. Change what should be yours, such as an owner or a fee recipient.

_poolManageraddressThe Uniswap v4 PoolManager on Robinhood Chain. Fixed._factoryaddressStill the original project's address. Left as is, that address keeps whatever role the code gives it._lockeraddressStill the original project's address. Left as is, that address keeps whatever role the code gives it.

Your hook will be deployed at

Working it out…

The address is chosen so its last 14 bits match the original's callbacks, which is how Uniswap v4 knows when to call the hook.

I have read the source code. I understand DexHooks has not audited it, and that I am responsible for the hook I deploy.

Open this page in a browser with a wallet to deploy.

One transaction, sent from your wallet to the deterministic deployer (0x4e59…956c). DexHooks charges nothing and never holds your keys; you pay only network gas.

Before you clone

A clone is the same code at a new address. DexHooks checks that the source is public and may be reused. It does not audit what the code does.

What changes

Only the constructor settings you edit. Any address written into the source code itself stays exactly as the original author set it, so read the source for fee recipients and admin roles.

What it costs

Network gas for one transaction on Robinhood Chain. DexHooks takes no fee.

Callbacks the clone will run

beforeSwapafterSwapafterSwapReturnDelta

After deploying

Create a pool that uses your hook. DexHooks lists a hook once its first pool exists.