Hooks (Planned)
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Current status
CenturionDEX currently supports v2 and v3 protocol versions only. Hook-enabled pools are not available on the live CenturionDEX protocol or interface today.
The hooks model is planned for a future release cycle after the applicable licensing window (target year: 2027), subject to legal and governance decisions.
What hooks are (conceptually)
A hook is an external contract that can run before and/or after key pool actions, such as:
- Pool initialization
- Liquidity add/remove updates
- Swaps
- Donations
This model enables pool-level customization without changing core settlement contracts.
What this means for integrators today
- No hook address input is available in current CenturionDEX pool creation flows
- CenturionDEX v2/v3 pools do not execute hook callbacks
- No active hook allowlist or hook-warning program is in production