Current status from our check:
$HOOD on Arc → quotable.
Uniswap v4 liquidity → readable.
Universal Router → deployed.
DarkRoute Arc execution → still requires integration/testing.
The router exists.
Now the engineering question is whether @darkrouteRH can use it correctly.
That distinction matters.
@darkrouteRH And this is exactly why we caught the Universal Router issue.
If the infrastructure changes, the documentation needs to change with it.
The right answer isn't to preserve an old limitation because it sounds cleaner.
It's to measure again and update the claim.
@darkrouteRH For $HOOD, that means looking beyond the headline number.
Liquidity, price impact and the mechanics of the pool can all affect the final amount.
So DarkRoute's question isn't simply:
“What is $HOOD worth?”
It's:
“What would this route actually return?”
What can be measured today is the quote.
DarkRoute reads the available Uniswap v4 liquidity and uses the quoter to determine what an actual trade would return.
That gives a more useful picture than simply displaying a pool's current price.
The difference is what you can actually expect to receive.
Execution requires more than finding a contract address.
DarkRoute would still need to verify the complete execution path:
→ calldata construction
→ token approvals
→ Permit2
→ v4 settlement
→ slippage protection
→ failure handling
→ actual transaction results
Until that path is tested, calling Arc execution “live” would be premature.
So the original statement:
“Arc has no UniversalRouter”
appears to be incorrect or outdated.
That's worth saying plainly.
The deployment is public and can be independently checked.
But there's an important distinction here.
A deployed router doesn't automatically mean DarkRoute is ready to execute through it.
@darkrouteRH The Arc page currently treats the route as quote-only because it says Arc doesn't have a Universal Router.
We checked the public deployment records.
Arc does have one.
Uniswap lists Universal Router 2.1.1 on Arc at:
0x4fca4a51ab4f23a7447b3284fbd7d73289a89fb1
We looked at $HOOD on Arc to see what @darkrouteRH can actually measure today.
The answer is fairly simple:
DarkRoute can read Uniswap v4 liquidity on Arc and produce a quote.
But while checking the route, we found something in the documentation that needed a second look.
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