BroveMarkets

Uniswap v4 · market and hook intelligence

Read the market.
Understand every hook.

Discover Uniswap v4 pools, follow on-chain swaps, and inspect the rules behind each market—with evidence you can verify.

Reading the index
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chain reads + local index · no provider figures here

Capabilities

Four jobs, one terminal.

1

Discover pools

Every Uniswap v4 pool is a PoolKey inside a PoolManager. The screener lists them from Initialize logs with fee mode, hook, live price and indexed activity.

Open the screener →
2

Follow swaps

Decoded Swap events with amounts, caller, submitter, confirmation state and a de-duplicated, reorg-aware polling feed.

Watch the feed →
3

Understand hooks

Declared permission bits, verified source, owner and upgrade probes, observed fees and a round-trip simulation — each labelled by its evidence.

Inspect a hook →
4

Verify the evidence

Every figure carries its source and block. Partial coverage says partial; a missing price stays missing. The methodology is one click away.

Read the methodology →

Real market snapshot

Indexed pools, as of now.

A small selection of actually indexed pools ranked by swaps in the rolling window. Prices are read from the chain at one block; activity derives from indexed swap logs and says when its coverage is partial.

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Hook inspection

Rules, as evidence — not a score.

A hook can change fees, block trades, restrict liquidity or take a cut. BroveMarkets separates what is declared from what is verified, observed, inferred, or simply unknown, and shows the block each statement was read at.

Findings are a transparent checklist with a plain-language explanation, a severity only where the evidence justifies one, the evidence source, the block, and the limits of what it can tell you.

Inspect a Hook
  1. 01

    Declared permissions

    Verified

    The 14 low bits of a hook address say which PoolManager callbacks run: before/after swap, liquidity, donate, initialize, and the delta-returning bits that let a hook change amounts. The PoolManager enforces this at initialization — a declared capability, not a description of behaviour.

  2. 02

    Observed behavior

    Observed

    Indexed pools and swaps using the hook, the fees actually charged, events the hook emitted, owner and pause probes at a block, and a small round-trip quote simulation: buy, then sell the output back.

  3. 03

    Source verification

    Verified

    Sourcify is asked for a verified source, compiler settings, ABI and proxy resolution. Verified means readable; it never means audited or safe.

  4. 04

    Admin and upgrade controls

    Heuristic

    owner() and pendingOwner() reads, EIP-1967 implementation / admin / beacon slots, and function names that look privileged, fee-related or list-based in the verified ABI.

  5. 05

    Unknowns and limitations

    Unknown

    When a probe reverts, a source is missing or a provider is down, the report says unknown. A failed owner() call is not “no admin”; one simulation is not a promise about the next block.

Token

$BROVE

BroveMarkets’s token on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). The contract address is published here and only here; verify it on the explorer before interacting. BroveMarkets never asks for seed phrases or private keys and makes no promise about the token’s price or utility.

Contract address
published
0x688436A0c87d23cd33eE7B1965C090192Df19C620x6884…9C62
Symbol
BROVE
Chain
Robinhood Chain (4663)
Published
2026-10-21 08:45:32 UTC

Methodology and coverage

What is covered, how often, and where interpretation stops.

Chains

  • Robinhood Chain (4663 · mainnet)launch adapters: Pons V2indexed
  • Ethereum (1 · mainnet)read-only
  • Base (8453 · mainnet)read-only
  • Arbitrum One (42161 · mainnet)read-only
  • Unichain (130 · mainnet)read-only

Addresses from the official Uniswap deployment registry, re-checked on chain. No testnet is listed: Robinhood Chain testnet has no verified v4 deployment.

Data coverage, right now

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Interpretation limits

  • Caller ≠ trader. Routers and account-abstraction bundlers submit most swaps.
  • No buy/sell labels without a stated base asset; no “whale” labels.
  • Per-pool TVL comes from the official ReservesLens, never from PoolManager balances; USD only when both prices are known.
  • No trust score. Verified source ≠ audited. One simulation ≠ a guarantee.
  • 24 h figures are marked partial while the index covers less than a day.
Full methodology →

See what moves. Know what controls it.

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