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Undertow · hook intel · by bucks

Every hook has an undertow.

Paste a token. See what its fee flows mean, who benefits, and what actually ran. Backing and contract history where supported; the evidence and its limits below.

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For agents: an evidence-led interpretation plus a JSON receipt over x402, 1 USDG per lookup at bucks-check.vercel.app/undertow (free sample at /undertow/sample; add &format=summary for a compact read). Supported mechanisms include actual payouts, buybacks, redemption backing and targeted history. Partial reads keep their limits; unread is not zero. Failed scans are not charged. This page stays free.

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SpecimenEvery pool is a money tree: the trade is the root, the hook is the trunk, the canopies are who gets paid.

    Case study: GAGE’s trigger fell 100-fold; fee splits followed. Evidence through 26 Oct 2026, 17:45:57 UTC.

    How to read it

    Configured is the rulebook. Observed is the receipt.

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    Configured

    What the contracts are set to do right now, read live.

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    Observed

    What actually happened on chain in the window shown. Kept separate from configured, on purpose.

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    Pools

    Found from every Uniswap v4 Initialize on Robinhood Chain that lists the token, plus other DEX pools found through the token's own transfers. The diagram shows the official pool (the token's URC-5 declaration, else its own launch pool on a launchpad we decode); without one, the token's busiest venue of the last ~24 h by token volume, other DEXs included, with or without a hook. Volume shares count the token side of every swap, so pools compare without prices.

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    Coverage

    Dedicated readers on Robinhood Chain for Pons V2, Lunch, Cook, Hookr, Clanker, Doppler, V4 Programmable, CashCat, Standard Reserve, FablesRamp and Orynth, control reads for What The Hook, and Abyss pools (an exchange, v3-style, not a v4 hook); on Ethereum for CLAUS, RING / Someone, Temo and Programmable's Native, Protected, Foundation and Classic launch hooks. Any other hook: its permissions, whether its source is verified, and what it trades on its own.

    Not a safety rating, not financial advice. Numbers link to the transaction or contract read behind them where possible.