code: 0x
supply: 0

0x00007702 // ticker
There's no token contract
because your wallet is the contract.
The token contract is the last thing on Ethereum nobody thought to question.
ERC-7702 removes it. Your wallet holds the supply, and a Uniswap v4 hook trades it in place.
The contract you were looking for is the account you already own.
contract Codeless { address public immutable wallet; fallback() external payable { require( msg.sender == wallet, "the wallet is the asset's execution layer" ); } }
Look up the token address on any explorer. It is not a contract deployment. It is a wallet whose code is a 23-byte ERC-7702 pointer. Balances, supply and the LP position all live in that account's own storage.
| name | Codeless |
| ticker | CODELESS |
| chain | ethereum mainnet |
| supply | 1,000,000,000 (fixed, 100% seeded into the pool) |
| venue | uniswap v4, ETH pair, 1% fee |
| liquidity | single-sided, LP NFT held by the token address itself |
| lp lock | enforced by the hook |
| limits | 2% max tx / 2% max wallet at launch, removable once |
| trading | — |
| tax | 0 / 0 |
[hook] Immutable contract. Gates trading (one-way switch) and refuses to let the seeded LP be withdrawn before the unlock time. The wallet key cannot override it.
[wallet] The token's logic is whatever code the wallet delegates to. ERC-7702 delegations can be re-pointed by the wallet's key. That key is the asset's execution layer, exactly as the code says. Read the delegate source, watch the pointer.
Experimental. Not financial advice. Verify everything on-chain.