
Uniswap v4 hooks give builders more control over how pools work on @arc , and @haydenzadams and @benhmorris talked through what that means for new launches and ethereum:0x72dfb2e44f59c5ad2bafe84314e5b99a7cd5075e liquidity. cirBTC is Circle’s 1:1 BTC token with onchain reserves. Pairing it with USDC gas and fast finality makes it easier to manage positions without fee volatility or slow settlement getting in the way. Hooks let you attach custom logic so every asset doesn’t have to share the same fee or incentive setup. That becomes useful when you’re launching something new or trying to deepen markets around wrapped BTC. Arc already has v4 pools running, including cirBTC pairs. The conversation focused on what developers can actually do once more assets land on a chain built for stablecoin flows and institutional settlement. If you’re building on Arc, which hook setups are you testing first for new tokens or BTC pairs?







