Meet your
liquidity mate.
Inspect hooks, add liquidity, and follow your positions on Robinhood Chain—with an assistant that explains every step.
Landing visuals are illustrative. Rails and pulses are not deposits or transactions.
Understand before you deposit.
Uniswap v4 pools are keys, not contracts, and each can carry a hook. Fourmate separates observed facts from interpretation and tells you what it could not verify.
- 01Hook permissions
The 14 permission bits in the hook address, decoded and explained. A flag says which callbacks run, not what they do.
- 02Pool settings
Fee tier (static or dynamic), tick spacing, current price and tick, active liquidity in its own units, core reserves from ReservesLens.
- 03Evidence
Explorer and Sourcify links for every address, the block each figure was read at, and the source of every USD price.
- 04Unknowns
What could not be established is listed as unknown. No safety score, no audit badge, no verdict.
Inspection decodes declared permissions and verification status. It is not a security audit and never a safety verdict.
Liquidity, with a little help.
Liquidity Assist helps you deploy your own capital. Fourmate supplies none, guarantees nothing about depth or returns, and charges no fee in this build.
- Step 1Choose a pool
Supported pools only: no hook, or a hook that cannot touch deposits and withdrawals.
- Step 2Review its mechanics
Price, fee, tick spacing, hook permissions and reserves, with evidence.
- Step 3Set your deposit
Amounts and a price range; the composition follows the current price. Nothing is swapped.
- Step 4Confirm in your wallet
Approvals with spender and scope, decoded calldata, a simulation, then your signature.
Your positions, in view.
Range status, token composition and uncollected fees for every position your wallet owns. The card beside this text is a real, recently minted position read live from the chain. Increase, remove, collect or burn through the same previewed, simulated, wallet-signed flow.
- Discovery through the explorer index and Transfer events, confirmed with ownerOf on chain.
- Confirmed history from PoolManager and PositionManager events, with coverage stated.
- Unknown values are shown as unknown, not as zero.
Ask your mate.
An assistant that explains the pool, the hook, the range, your position and the preview on screen, using the same data the pages show. The answer beside this text is produced live from the chain by the same tool; every figure cites its source and what cannot be verified is said so.
- What can this hook do?
- Why is my position out of range?
- What approvals does this deposit require?
- Which parts of this pool could you not verify?
The assistant never signs, submits or builds transactions. Without a server-side model key it says so, and the deterministic explanations still run.
Built around your approval.
Transaction previews are reviewed and signed through your wallet. The app prepares; you decide.
Each step shows its target contract, the spender and scope of any approval, and the calldata decoded back into protocol actions.
The whole sequence runs through eth_simulateV1 from your account before you sign; reverts are decoded and explained.
Your wallet signs each transaction. Fourmate holds no keys, no seed phrases and no funds, and adds no recipient of its own.
$4MATE
The Fourmate token on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663). The contract address is published on this page and on @fourmaterh first. Nothing else is official.
Robinhood Chain holds hundreds of thousands of tokens and copycat symbols are common. Trust only the address shown here or posted by @fourmaterh; Fourmate never asks you to buy, never shows a price for $4MATE and never DMs.
- · Announced first on @fourmaterh, then shown here with a copy button.
- · Before it appears, the address is checked on chain: bytecode, symbol, name, decimals, total supply.
- · Until then there is no $4MATE contract. Any address claiming to be it is not ours.