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"bro wat is what the hook?" An explanation of @whatthehookv4, in (very) simple terms. 🧵
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I've spent the last few days going DEEP on $WTH. Spoke directly with the team, studied the mechanics, onchain activity, tokenomics, revenue and integrations. The deeper I went, the more conviction I gained. My full $WTH thesis ↓
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$WTH: THE MEV INFRASTRUCTURE PLAY THE MARKET IS UNDERESTIMATING

I've spent the last few days properly researching $WTH. Not just looking at the chart or reading a few tweets. I've gone through the protocol mechanics, documentation, onchain activity, tokenomics,

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RT @Hookrfun: Our first hook builder integration is here and we're really excited about this one as it helps all pools initialized on Hookr…
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Amazing work, think those will bang !
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People fading $WTH here are gonna hate looking back at this chart. Already sitting at ~$5M in arbitrage volume before any real integrations, while plenty are on the way. Use case doesn’t get much better than this. WTH solves a huge problem in DeFi: MEV extraction. Projects that adopt the tech get increased volume plus an additional revenue stream by capturing arbitrage value that would normally be extracted by external MEV bots. Tech goes live across all EVM chains soon, and with protocol integrations coming too, I expect the revenue numbers to start ramping up fast. NFA
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
hook morning, intern here 🌅 A lot of updates are in the pipeline, such as partnerships, dApp updates, simplifying the hooking process and more 🤝 The three 100x devs and the level 3 apprentice are working overtime in the cave right now 🪝
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
In just a matter of minutes, two $MEME pools captured a total value of $7,000 using our hook, which would have gone to external MEV bots. Join the party at: t.me/whatthehookofficial retention > extraction
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
Been a pleasure hookin' w. the @whatthehookv4 team. Arb recapture is coming and it powercharges all existing and future hook building blocks. That's the whole point of modular hooks. We work w. builders, align the synergies, and put them on the best path to hook distribution. Do u see it now? 🪝
We’ve been cooking up a lot of cool stuff with @NodarJ over the past two weeks. 🪝 It’s been an absolute blast, and we couldn’t be more excited to finally show you what we’ve been working on. Spoiler alert: - custom hook integration - a brand-new pool with fomonomics - and much more 🤝 $WTH x $HOOKR coming soon
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What makes what-the-hook:native so special? • Arbitrage logic built directly into a Uniswap v4 hook • Captures arb at the smart contract level before external MEV can extract the opportunity • Any project can integrate the tech and turn otherwise lost MEV into additional volume + revenue • No additional action required from users • Already $4.2M+ in arb volume and $76K+ in profit • Revenue generated by the tech feeds directly into what-the-hook:native buybacks & burns • Built to scale across EVM chains, massively expanding the potential arb volume, revenue and ultimately the buybacks & burns In a nutshell, it is: - A flywheel on steroids - Tech that turns extractive MEV into ecosystem value - Infrastructure that helps other projects generate more volume and revenue instead of letting external MEV bots walk away with the value - A model where every new integration, pool and chain adds more fuel to the same flywheel More adoption → more arb volume → more revenue → more buybacks & burns. Diabolically early.
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
Let us breakdown what makes our approach different from existing solutions tackling MEV and arbitrage extraction. 🤓
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At this point it's safe to conclude that what-the-hook:native is undeniable. Imagine the arbs that are about to commence across all EVM chains, for now its only on RH and only on few pools. Now imagine it with 500x pools Not too late to realise that there is no ceiling to where this can go.
Took a solid week for the $WTH chart to finally retrace and give people another chance to enter before the real parabolic moves begin. Already generated more than 2.5mill $ in arbitrage volume and that's just with few pools open on RH, once the tech goes live across all EVM chains, i expect the protocol to capture gigantic amount of fees. Undervalued as hell atm but not for much longer imo. 0xb8Fa8010833463Aac5595b55B9045479239EfF79
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
GM and happy new ATH to all $WTH bullievers. Officially a 2x from our entry but I see this going way higher. I kept preaching about this gem; I even showed you statistics of what they've done in such a short time nitter.net/OnlyHades_/status/2091… If you heeded my voice, congratulations. My bro, @Emilianthesect, was the first to put me on, and it's been up only since then. $HOOKR ran to $20M, so there's no reason why $WTH cannot do the same. When I first got into crypto over 6 years back, I had to read about MEV bots extensively, as they were one of the major menaces to the space. 6 years later, and they're still a nuisance. $WTH has provided a solution to this age-long problem. With @whatthehookv4, you can capture arbitrage opportunities before external MEV bots take them, turning value that would normally leave the ecosystem into revenue for your project. Already processed $3.5M+ in arbitrage volume, with more integrations coming. Very soon, you will understand. CA: 0xb8Fa8010833463Aac5595b55B9045479239EfF79
Scaling into $WTH because the tech is quite interesting. Basically, they built a custom Uniswap v4 hook that catches arbitrage opportunities between connected pools. When a price gap shows up, the hook spots it and makes the trade before MEV bots can get there. The profit then gets shared back with the trader who made the swap and the LPs providing liquidity. So instead of getting rekt by MEV bots, the people actually using the protocol (traders + LPs) get paid. Interestingly, other projects can also integrate their own tokens into the hook and use the same system across different fee tiers. Be on the lookout for dips. This has the potential to send. CA: 0xb8Fa8010833463Aac5595b55B9045479239EfF79
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
Hey @RuneCrypto_ We already have that + a dex-dex one as well. Profitable as well 👀 Come join the retention movement!
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Aging well. $WTH going much higher, hope people are positioned for whats yet to come.
Took a solid week for the $WTH chart to finally retrace and give people another chance to enter before the real parabolic moves begin. Already generated more than 2.5mill $ in arbitrage volume and that's just with few pools open on RH, once the tech goes live across all EVM chains, i expect the protocol to capture gigantic amount of fees. Undervalued as hell atm but not for much longer imo. 0xb8Fa8010833463Aac5595b55B9045479239EfF79
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Emilian (THE SECT) retweeted
$WTH is about to go full send mode. Are you ready? 👀
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1/8 I think people are seriously underestimating what $WTH has built. The idea is actually pretty simple: take value that normally gets extracted by MEV bots and turn it into revenue. Already $3.4M+ in arb volume generated.
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7/8 What makes this especially interesting is how early the infrastructure still is. No widespread integrations yet, no large network of projects using the hook. The current activity is just a glimpse of what the model could look like once integrations start stacking.
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8/8 Arbitrage is going to happen anyway. The question is who captures the value. External MEV bots, or the projects and ecosystems creating the opportunity in the first place? $WTH gives projects the infrastructure to capture it themselves. That's the thesis.
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