Uniswap v4 hook · $PLINTH / WETH
The flooronly goes up.
Every swap in the pool pays a 3% fee. 1.20% is laid under the price as permanent WETH liquidity, 1.20% is paid to depositors, 0.60% funds operations. The floor is ratcheted inside the hook — it has no path downward.
The keeper converts coin-side fees to WETH and pushes the bid up. Last course just now, +2.89 WETH. Sample mode: a demo course lands every 24 s (press R).
- Total value locked
- 4,209.7WETH$13.4M
- Floor bid depth
- 462.8WETH$1.5M
- Paid to depositors
- 449.1WETH$1.4M · 1,284 depositors
- Swap volume
- 38,027WETH$121M · 42 days
Three per cent, split three ways.
Nothing here is discretionary. The split is fixed in the hook and applies to every swap in the pool, in both directions, with no exemptions and no whitelist.
Bought as WETH, placed at the floor
Once it is there it does not come out. This is the stone.
Paid in WETH to open positions
Weighted by size and by the boost the lock term earns.
Keeper gas, audits
The smallest of the three by design.
A floor you can audit, course by course.
Each push is a course: a discrete, timestamped, on-chain event with a block number and a transaction you can open. The hook rejects any call that would set the floor lower than it already is. That is the whole guarantee — one comparison.
Your deposit is a position you build.
Deposit and you are minted a position NFT — a drawing of your own plinth. It gains a course for every tier of lock you commit to. Pick a tier to see the plaque.
Every trade lays another course.
44 of them so far, none of which can be removed. The stack is the protocol's memory of every swap that has ever crossed the pool.
The parts we would want to read first.
A rising floor is a strong claim. These are the four things that claim does not cover.
R1The floor is a bid, not a guarantee of price
The floor is WETH resting under the market as a bid. It sets the level at which the pool will buy, and by contract it only moves up. It does not stop the market trading above it, and it is not a redemption promise on every token in supply.
R2Locked positions cannot be withdrawn early
A lock is a lock. There is no early exit, no penalty path and no emergency unwind for a position inside its term. Choose the term you can live with, not the boost you want.
R3Yield follows volume, and volume is not promised
Depositor yield is a share of swap fees. Quiet weeks pay less. Every APR shown in this interface is an estimate from the recent fee run-rate, not a rate the protocol offers.
R4Smart contract risk is real
The hook, the keeper and the position NFT are code. Read them. Nothing here is reversible and nobody can restore funds lost to a contract fault.
One coin. One pool. One floor.
$PLINTH launches on pons. No second token, no points programme, no launchpad for other people's coins — the vault wraps its own pool and nothing else.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Pool
- $PLINTH / WETH
- Hook
- 0x4C7ba9…d5719c