TREE NEWS update: Uniswap v4 launched aggregator Hooks on October 22, packaging external liquidity sources into standard v4 pools across Ethereum mainnet, Base and Robinhood Chain. The feature supports seven external sources including Curve, Fluid and PancakeSwap, and Uniswap says it now covers over 90% of DEX activity on those chains. Trades routed through wrapped pools still incur fees used for UNI burns, though data shows $2.85 billion routed since April generated just $2,059 in fees, 85% from Sky’s LitePSM at zero fee.
Uniswap v4 Launches Aggregator Hooks, Wrapping External Liquidity Into Standard Pools
The strategic logic is consolidation: by absorbing rivals' liquidity into its own pool architecture, Uniswap turns fragmentation into a routing advantage rather than competing source-by-source. But the fee data undercuts the burn narrative — routing volume and fee capture are clearly decoupling, with most flow coming from a zero-fee source. That matters for UNI holders who treat burn revenue as the value link, and it reframes the aggregator hooks as a defensive moat play rather than a revenue engine. Whether wrapped-pool routing translates into meaningful fee generation, or remains largely pass-through volume, is the open question.
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