Pools and hooks - Range

Area	Support
Network	Robinhood.
Protocols	Uniswap V3 and Uniswap V4.
General actions	Create positions, track them, claim LP fees, and withdraw liquidity.
Wallets	One connected wallet.
V4 hook controls	Dedicated controls where supported.

V3 and V4

Range recommends Uniswap V4 pools. Both protocols use concentrated liquidity, but they differ in fees, hooks, and transactions.

	Uniswap V3	Uniswap V4
Fees	Fixed fee tiers.	Fixed fee tiers, or dynamic fees set by a hook.
Hooks	None.	Optional.
Multiple positions	One transaction for each position.	One transaction for up to 50 positions.

A hook is a smart contract attached to a V4 pool. It can run logic around swaps or liquidity changes, such as dynamic fees. Uniswap explains hooks in more detail.

What “any hook” means

You can create, claim, and withdraw in any V4 pool your wallet is eligible to use, whatever its hook. The pool still decides what your wallet can do; Range does not bypass its requirements. A hook’s custom features only appear where Range has a dedicated control.

Before using a V4 pool

Check the hook address, fee information, and published rules, including dynamic fees, provider charges, and conditions on adding or removing liquidity. The fee panel may show separate buy and sell fees; an unknown value means unavailable, not zero. Support in Range is not an audit or endorsement. See risks and tradeoffs.