( You choose what it trades against )
A launchpad where the curve, the asset on the other side of the trade, and the code that runs on every swap are all yours to set. Fees accrue in whatever you paired against.
$COIN · paired with any ERC-20
Illustrative — the curve quotes on chain
Pair asset
USDG
any address you choose
Swap fee
1.00%
split by your hook
Graduates at
15,000
USDG raised
Hook
Fee Redirect
8 recipients, lockable
Stakers earn
USDG
from real volume
Max hook fee
10%
enforced by the Curve
Curve progress 38% · 5,700 / 15,000 USDG
LP locks permanently at graduation
Want to size your own curve? Open the launch form — the price, the raise and the fee all reprice together.
Mechanism
The token, its curve, its hook and your first buy all land in the same call. Nothing is pre-seeded and nobody has to approve it.
The quote asset is just an address. Native ETH, a dollar stablecoin, a synthetic, another memecoin, or an NFT collection's floor through a wrapper.
It can price the trade, gate it, and decide where the fee goes. It is never handed the reserves, and the fee it asks for is clamped at 10%.
Not always ETH. Pair against a tokenized stock and you are paid in that stock — as is anyone staking into the pool's yield.
Reserves become a full-range Uniswap v3 position at the 1% tier. The LP goes into a locker with no withdraw function; its fees keep coming to you.
Hooks
A hook is arbitrary code executing on every trade. That is the whole feature and the whole risk. The worst a malicious one can do is strand its own pool or charge the maximum — both visible before anyone buys.
Split your fee across up to eight addresses. Rewrite it any time, or lock it forever — which is the only version anyone should believe.
Open with a high launch tax that decays to a floor. Snipers in the first block pay most; the fee is ordinary by the time real traders arrive.
Max-wallet and max-buy caps for an opening window of N blocks, then they lift on their own.
Deploys a staking pool in the same transaction as the token, then routes a share of every fee into it.
Composes the others onto one pool. When several propose a fee the highest wins.
Implement IHook, declare your permissions, attach it. The registry is a directory, not a gate.
Live on Robinhood Chain · id 4663
Everything below is read from mainnet. If a number says zero, it is zero.
0
Tokens launched
0
Running a hook
0
Graduated to Uniswap v3
The curve is a constant-product invariant over virtual reserves, so there is a real price from the first wei rather than a division by zero. Graduation hands the reserves to the Uniswap v3 already deployed on this chain — the same 1% tier everything else here trades on.
Pair assets
Each was found by scanning Uniswap v3 pools on this chain and reading the contract. Listing is not endorsement.
sets the rules
Picks the curve, the pair asset and the hook, takes the first buy, and earns the creator share of every fee in whatever the pool trades against.
sets the price
Buys and sells against the curve. Sees the hook's permissions in plain language before committing, and can always sell back.
carries the float
Stakes the token and earns the pair asset out of real trading fees. No emissions, so when volume stops the yield stops.
A hook can refuse a trade, and a badly written one will strand the pool that uses it. The fee it charges comes out of every swap, and a creator who has not locked their fee split can change where it goes tomorrow. The protocol makes those powers visible and bounded — it does not make them disappear.
The contracts are immutable and unaudited. 75 tests, fuzzing and mainnet fork runs are not a review. Size accordingly.
Pick the pair, pick the hook, pick the curve. The only thing left to watch is the market you actually wanted.
