A token issuer declares one canonical pool.
Klamp records it in ENSv2. Routers read it with standard ENS tools and requote around look-alike hook pools before the trader signs.
Klamp records it in ENSv2. Routers read it with standard ENS tools and requote around look-alike hook pools before the trader signs.
The contract establishes who may write a canonical pool record, once. The client resolves that record, judges the quoted route, requotes when needed and checks the calldata it signs.