How to Navigate the Uniswap Stack
summary
Uniswap v4 introduces a singleton pool plus on‑chain before/after lifecycle flags that run custom Solidity hooks (initialize, mint, burn, swap, donate), with a starter template and official/community hook libraries for permissioned pools and stable‑pair behavior. UniswapX adds intent‑based routing combining AMM and RFQ/private filler quotes. The Continuous Clearing Auction provides transparent price discovery for token launches. API endpoints cover swaps, cross‑chain routes, liquidity provisioning and Permit2 approvals; API is free with free API keys and Uniswap offers Continuous Clearing Auction examples and Tokyo bounty rules requiring FEEDBACK.md.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:31Uniswap Scale and Protocol Activity
- 1:07Overview of the Uniswap Stack
- 1:50How the Uniswap Protocol Evolved
- 2:01Concentrated Liquidity in Uniswap v3
- 2:52Four Generations of Uniswap
- 3:09Uniswap v4 Singleton and Hooks
- 4:01When Hooks Execute
- 4:46Hook Permissions and Lifecycle Flags
- 5:11Starting From the v4 Template
- 5:25Official and Community Hook Libraries
- 5:48Permissioned Pools and Stable Pair Hooks
- 6:21Finding Hooks in the Interface
- 7:15Exploring Available Hook Designs
- 7:53Intent-Based Trading With UniswapX
- 8:18RFQ and Private Market Makers
- 9:00Exclusive Filler Network
- 9:36Continuous Clearing Auctions
- 10:01Transparent Auction Price Formation
- 10:56CCA Launch Examples
- 11:14Using the Uniswap API
- 11:51Permit2 Token Approvals
- 12:28Swap and Cross-Chain Endpoints
- 12:50Liquidity Provisioning Endpoints
- 13:30Utilities, Chains, and Pool State
- 14:12Documentation and Deployments
- 14:54Free API Keys and AI Skills
- 15:48ETHGlobal Tokyo Bounty
- 17:07FEEDBACK.md Submission Requirement
- 18:03Resources and Closing
- 18:45Builder Questions
