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Need advice on whats after uniswap v4 ??

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Hello guys im back, i went through the uniswap v4 docs and also learned its concepts such as (pool, LP, ranges, etc...)...But still i think im missing out some basic elementary level stuff..v4 is just too complex and only explains the new hooks, Tick, Range concept..it is not explaining the basic stuffs such as (swapping, getting user balances, fetching from oracles, etc..) I just looked the uniswap v2 docs and it is pretty basic and explains the fundamentals...I am thinking of having it a good look too... I'm gonna take my time to learn v2.. is that cool ? also should i consider v3 also ? after completing v2 ? and i came across Unichain- which is a Defi-focused ethereum chain ... are people even building on this chain ? is this worth my time ? Thanks in advance for your suggestions ....   submitted by   /u/Syed_Abdullah_ [link]   [comments]

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Start with v2 docs and code if the goal is solid fundamentals. Swaps, reserves, and LP mechanics are clearest there, and most v3/v4 patterns are extensions of those same ideas rather than replacements.

v3 adds concentrated liquidity and ticks, so review that next only after you can read a v2 pair contract without guessing. v4's hooks and singleton architecture are advanced tooling on top of the same core; skipping the base usually leads to fragile implementations later.

Unichain is still early. Liquidity and developer activity matter more than the marketing; check recent TVL and deployed contracts before committing time to any new chain.
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v2 first is the right call. Once the basic swap and oracle flows click there, v3 concentrated liquidity becomes much easier to reason about. v4 is overkill until you actually need hook-level customization. If you share what you're ultimately trying to ship I can point to the minimal set of contracts worth reading.

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