Uniswap says DualPool Hook has been audited, open-sourced, and is ready for deployment

Uniswap says DualPool Hook has been audited, open-sourced, and is ready for deployment

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2026-07-23 03:07:08
Uniswap said on X that its DualPool Hook has completed an audit, been open-sourced, and is now available for implementation. The company said any team can deploy its own DualPool Hook, allowing liquidity providers to earn yield from both active and idle assets at the same time. Uniswap added that the hook was designed and built with Spark Finance. Under the setup described in the post, deployers deposit assets into an ERC-4626 vault. When a swap takes place, the hook pulls in liquidity within the same block and returns the funds after the trade is completed. The announcement focused on the hook’s deployment readiness and operating structure, without giving extra details on launch timing, supported pools, or audit findings in the post cited.
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Uniswap said in a post on X that its DualPool Hook has completed an audit, been open-sourced, and is available for implementation.

According to the post, any team can deploy its own DualPool Hook, allowing liquidity providers to earn yield from both active and idle assets at the same time.

Uniswap said the hook was designed and built in collaboration with Spark Finance. In the structure described by the team, deployers deposit assets into an ERC-4626 vault. When a swap occurs, the hook brings in liquidity within the same block and returns the funds after the trade is completed.

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