Trader share
25%What The Hook takes 25% of each arb recapture's profit and Hookr takes 25%, the same on every pool. Of the rest, the trader named on the swap gets this share of the part its own move accounts for.
- Min
- 0%
- Default
- 25%
- Max
- 50%
Keeps arbitrage value with the pool instead of outside MEV bots.
What The Hook's executor runs the arb recapture, and if it cannot, the trade goes through without it.
New pools run What The Hook’s executor 0x4B4c…D728
Each arb profit on new pools
What The Hook takes 25% of each arb recapture's profit and Hookr takes 25%, the same on every pool.
King of the Pool fills its pot from each arb recapture: on Hookr's hook the round's winner takes the whole pot, with no ceiling, with or without LP Rewards and Auto Burn. The prize is capped only on a hook you deploy, at half of Hookr's share of LP Rewards and Auto Burn on the winning buy, so a hook you deploy needs one of them on.
Of what is left, the trader named on the swap gets 25% by default and in-range LPs 75%.
Adds ~159K gas a swap · fixed at pool open
What The Hook takes 25% of each arb recapture's profit and Hookr takes 25%, the same on every pool. Of the rest, the trader named on the swap gets this share of the part its own move accounts for.
The biggest buy of each round takes the whole pot arb recapture fills.
The pot takes this pool's whole share of every arb recapture after What The Hook's and Hookr's cuts. LPs earn the pool's base fee, plus the pot's release from a round with no winner.
All of the pool's arb share
The round's winner takes the whole pot, with no ceiling.
The whole pot, no ceiling
Only a round with no winner releases it, to the pool's LPs.
In the quote's own units, pre-filled so a dust buy cannot take the crown: 0.01 ETH, 0.01 WETH, 25 USDG, 1,000 HOOKR, else 0.1% of the pool's quote depth. The contracts take any amount above zero.
An amount in the pool's quote, set at launch
King of the Pool is live on ETH/HOOKR, on the whole-pot core (0x10f6…55f7, module 0x60ef…d649): the round’s winner takes the whole pot, with no ceiling. Every King of the Pool launch on Hookr’s hook binds it, or Wallet Cap’s core if it takes Wallet Cap.
King of the Pool has its own page, with how it runs and the contracts it runs on.
4 pools opened on the older arb recapture hook and keep What The Hook’s executor 0xc356…5803 for good. Hookr opens new pools on its shared hook, never on this one.
It wraps the native stack rather than joining it: this hook’s sealed profile carries the default hook’s module set, so all five blocks and their parameters stay as they are.
Creators earn through their in-range LP share. Attaching it is free and never touches the pool fee.
Retains arbitrage value for the pool's participants instead of external MEV bots. Blocks external arbitrage entering through registered v3 pool callbacks. The pool opens on a partner root that runs the same five native Hook Blocks, plus an executor WTH wrote. It trades the pool's price gap against its other venues once before a swap is priced and again after it settles, inside the same transaction, and pays the realized profit out. Through Hookr's own router an arb recapture pays 40% creator, 20% trader, 20% LPs, 10% What The Hook and 10% Hookr. Through any other route the trader's share goes to that pool's LPs instead (40%).
Retains arbitrage value for the pool's participants instead of external MEV bots. Blocks external arbitrage entering through registered v3 pool callbacks.
This option opens the pool on a second root that runs the same Hook Blocks as the default Hookr root. The kernel gives a partner executor, WTH, one chance once before a swap is priced and again after it settles to trade the gap between this pool's price and its other venues inside the same transaction; with no profitable gap nothing happens and the swap is unaffected.
For a new token the arb recapture stays idle until the token trades on another venue that WTH registers; choosing this root at launch is what makes it switch on later.
Partner integration, beta. Of any arb recapture this root runs on a trade through Hookr's own router: 20% trader, 20% LPs, 40% creator, 10% WTH, 10% Hookr. Through any other route the trader's 20% goes to the LPs instead (40%). This root carries today's pools, and a pool keeps this split for life. New pools use the Hookr release's arb recapture.
A trade that reaches the pool another way, through the Universal Router, an aggregator or any other contract, carries no trader to pay the rebate to, so that share goes to the pool's liquidity providers instead. The creator allocation on this root remains unchanged.
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Trades made as part of an arb recapture are left out.
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