API reference
Pools & hooks API
Pool details for Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 on Robinhood Chain, and Uniswap v4 hooks with decoded permissions and risk flags.
Pools are addressed by their pair/pool address (Uniswap v2 and v3) or their 32-byte pool id (Uniswap v4).
Every v4 hook on chain is inspected, and re-inspected every 30 minutes:
- Permissions, decoded from the hook address itself (its low 14 bits, as in Uniswap's
Hooks.sol). - Code: what sits at the address (no code, a delegated wallet, a minimal or upgradeable proxy, a contract), its owner, and the admin functions in its logic (fee setter, pause, blacklist, withdraw, upgrade).
- Observed: what happened in its pools: honeypots (10+ buys and no sells), liquidity pulled, real buy and sell tax per pool, tax swings.
- Family: hooks with the same function set share a family, so a new hook carries its family's history.
Each finding is a flag with a severity (medium, high, critical) and its evidence; the hook's risk_level is its worst flag. Hooks verified in our registry (launchpads, known protocols) are judged only on what was observed.
Endpoints
GET /pool/{pool} Pool detail Anonymous · 1 cr GET /hooks Uniswap v4 hooks Free · 2 cr GET /hook/{address} Hook detail Free · 2 cr
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