Protocol Information
GlueHook is a general-purpose Uniswap V4 hook — not platform-specific. Any project attaches it to its own pool permissionlessly and gets: a buyback pot (a per-pool treasury anyone can fill), pump (the pot buys on buys), shield (the pot absorbs sells at the pool's exact output), a burn cascade (token burn() → 0xdEaD → held forever with a public counter), and a self-compounding LP with configurable fee splits. It is not upgradeable, has no owner or admin keys, and takes zero protocol fee — 100% of what flows through it belongs to each pool's own program
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Methodology
TVL: TVL = the liquidity of every hook-owned LP program position inside the Uniswap V4 PoolManager (valued from the program liquidity at the pool's live price) + every token held by the GlueHook contracts themselves (per-pool buyback pots, parked donations, pending fee splits, permanently-held unburnable tokens). Pools are enumerated from PotInitialized events on both the original (V1) hook and the V2 redeployment. Live metrics: https://dune.com/lalilulel0x0869/gluehook-liveView code on GitHubCompetitors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is GlueHook's TVL?
GlueHook currently has $10,818.6 in total value locked.
What chains does GlueHook operate on?
GlueHook operates on 18 chains: Blast, Celo, Tempo, Zora, and OP Mainnet and 13 others. Robinhood Chain holds the largest share at 38.3%.
How does GlueHook's TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among Liquidity Automation protocols tracked by DefiLlama, GlueHook ranks #3 by TVL. The category holds $366,153.22 across 6 protocols, and GlueHook accounts for 3% of that total. Other leading protocols include Revert Compoundor, What The Hook, Orbit, Liquify Protocol, and LP Agent.