MultihooksHooks, pools and multichain tools.
Multihooks is a workspace for discovering contract hooks, exploring pools, monitoring nine networks and reviewing wallet-approved actions. Use supported pool swaps and liquidity tools, manage local monitoring rules, or research and stake across Bittensor subnets. Hosting the website does not deploy a new onchain protocol or token.
What each network can do
- Robinhood Chain: ETH, WETH, USDG and canonical WBTC balance reads and reviewed transfers, plus the existing Ethereum bridge flow. Chain ID 4663; ETH pays gas. WBTC is not native BTC.
- Ethereum, Base and BNB: native balance and block hooks, transfer gas estimation, wallet signing and receipt checks. BNB also exposes the original Infinity/v4 contract catalog.
- Solana: finalized SOL balance and slot hooks, plus Solana Pay requests for compatible native wallets.
- Bitcoin: confirmed BTC balance and block hooks, plus BIP-21 requests. Pending mempool balances are excluded.
- Zcash: public transparent-address balance and block hooks, plus transparent payment requests. Shielded and unified-address balances are not exposed by this reader.
- Monero: unlocked XMR balance and height hooks through a local read-only wallet RPC companion, address checksum checks and exact XMR payment requests. Pairing tokens stay in memory.
- Bittensor: finalized free TAO balance/height hooks, subnet and validator signals, SS58 portfolios, price-limited staking and wallet-approved allocation batches.
Contract hooks and pools
Contract hooks extend pool behavior onchain; monitoring hooks track conditions in your browser. They serve different purposes. Explore the contract catalog and pool workspaces to inspect available hooks, fees and liquidity. Supported Uniswap v4 pools offer wallet-reviewed swaps, pool creation and liquidity management. Availability varies by network and pool; a listed hook is not an audit or safety endorsement.
Condition monitoring
Save up to 24 conditions in the shared hook builder. Every 30 seconds while the site is visible, the monitor groups identical reads and checks for threshold crossings. First reads establish a baseline. Reopening, resuming visibility or a provider error establishes a new baseline; missed periods are not replayed. The latest 200 matches are kept locally and can be exported as JSON.
Notification hooks also log a match if browser notifications are blocked. A Robinhood follow-up offers a link to review a separate wallet action. It does not bridge source-chain funds, submit transactions automatically or grant spending permission.
TAO subnet hooks
The original TAO builder retains its richer subnet, validator and allocation conditions, including browser-delivered HTTPS webhooks. Its history and polling cycle remain separate from the shared balance/height builder.
Wallets and signing
Use an EVM wallet for Ethereum, Base, BNB and Robinhood; a Substrate extension for TAO; a native compatible wallet for payment requests. Monero pairs through a read-only localhost companion. Never enter a seed phrase in this app. Transfers require explicit review and wallet approval. Quotes expire and receipts distinguish submitted, pending, confirmed and reverted states.
Robinhood Chain workspace
The Robinhood workspace uses mainnet 4663 and the existing canonical bridge. Native BTC, SOL, XMR, ZEC and TAO remain on their own networks. There is no universal bridge or shared balance across these chains. Mainnet transactions require a funded wallet; no user funds were spent during testing.
Public read API
GET /api/multichain?network=ethereum&address=0x… GET /api/multichain?network=bitcoin GET /api/robinhood?address=0x… GET /api/tao/subnets GET /api/hooks?limit=100
The shared endpoint returns atomic balance strings, block/slot height, source and read timestamp. Provider failures return an error, never an invented balance. Public RPCs and explorers have rate limits; dedicated server RPCs can be configured by the operator.