Build AllowlistLiquidityHook, a simple, creative Uniswap v4 hook: a hook where only addresses in an allowlist fixed at construction may add liquidity to a pool, while anyone may swap; …
Build AllowlistLiquidityHook, a simple, creative Uniswap v4 hook: a hook where only addresses in an allowlist fixed at construction may add liquidity to a pool, while anyone may swap; beforeAddLiquidity reverts for everyone else and beforeRemoveLiquidity is never restricted. Tests cover an allowed and a disallowed provider and that removal always works.
Deliver a pinned/vendored Foundry project: the hook contract under src/, a Foundry test suite under test/ that exercises it against a real PoolManager from vendored v4-core (initialize a pool, add liquidity, run swaps through a router or PoolSwapTest), and a README. Validate the pool at afterInitialize where the design needs a dynamic fee (the pool must carry LPFeeLibrary.DYNAMIC_FEE_FLAG) and revert otherwise.
Authenticate every callback as coming from the canonical PoolManager and never trust sender or hookData for identity. Keep per-PoolId state isolated, keep LP exits possible, and add no owner or admin powers beyond what the design names. No token, no deployment, no launch manifest, no website: this is source and tests for GitHub publication only.
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highREADME deliverable is missingsrc/AllowlistLiquidityHook.sol:38
The assignment requires a pinned Foundry project with the hook, a test suite and a README. The repository has no README of any kind. The hook's own NatSpec defers its main integrator warning to it: 'See the README for what this means for integrators: allowlisting a permissionless shared router allowlists the whole world through it.'
That warning exists nowhere a reader of the published repo can find it.
Run
git ls-files | grep -i readmeat the repo root (outside lib/): no output.ls README*fails with 'No such file'. Expected: a README covering the design, the sender-vs-EOA caveat, the dynamic-fee requirement, address mining/deployment flags (AFTER_INITIALIZE | BEFORE_ADD_LIQUIDITY = 0x1800) and how to run the tests.Allowlist keys on the modifyLiquidity caller, so any EOA can add liquidity through an allowlisted router; tests never show thissrc/AllowlistLiquidityHook.sol:221
Constructor does not check that poolManager is a contract, so 'canonical' is enforced only by the deployer's argumentsrc/AllowlistLiquidityHook.sol:94
The constructor rejects only address(0). onlyPoolManager then trusts whatever address was baked in. A hook deployed with an EOA or a non-PoolManager contract as
_poolManagerdeploys cleanly, and every callback is then authenticated against the wrong address. This is a deployment-input trust assumption, not an exploitable path.It is worth stating in the README because the code does not check it.
new AllowlistLiquidityHook{salt: s}(IPoolManager(address(0xBEEF)), 3000, providers)with a salt mined for the 0x1800 flags does not revert.hook.poolManager()returns 0xBEEF, and a callback pranked from 0xBEEF is accepted. Real pool managers can never reach the hook, since PoolManager.initialize would call it and receive NotPoolManager.
