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Overview
Hook is a place to launch and trade fixed-supply tokens on Robinhood Chain. Browse the grid, open any token for its chart, trades, holders, and chat, and trade straight from your wallet. Hook never holds your funds — every action is a transaction your wallet approves.
—Names and tickers can be copied. Always check the contract address.
—Prices come from each token’s live ETH pool.
—Launches can be volatile, illiquid, or lose all value.
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How launches work
Creating a token deploys it and its trading pool in one transaction: the full 1B supply is minted, a token/ETH pool opens on Uniswap v4, and the liquidity position is locked. No team allocation.
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Create
One transaction mints the fixed supply and opens the locked ETH pool.
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Trade
Buys and sells run against the pool from the first block and move the price.
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Earn
Trading fees accrue to the launch's reward vault, claimable by its beneficiaries at any time.
The creator's own first buy executes as the first fill in the launch block, and the launcher enforces a minimum on it so a launch cannot open with an empty book.
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Trading and pricing
The price you see is the live pool price; it moves with every fill. What you receive can differ slightly from the quote — slippage sets how much movement you accept.
Price
The current pool price for one token.
Market cap
Price multiplied by the 1B fixed supply.
Price impact
The pool movement caused by your trade’s size.
Slippage
The maximum execution movement your transaction accepts.
Liquidity
Assets available in the pool around the current price.
Fee
Charged by the pool’s hook on every fill and split with the token’s creator.
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Fees and rewards
Fees are snapshotted at launch and never change afterward.
Pool fee0 — the hook charges instead
Swap feeSet per launch, separately for buys and sells
Creator shareAccrues to the launch’s reward vault
ClaimingPortfolio → Creator rewards, anytime
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Risk disclosures
—Prices can move quickly and liquidity can be thin.
—Similar names and images can represent unrelated tokens.
—Smart contracts, wallets, RPCs, and indexers can fail.
—Displayed values are estimates, not execution guarantees.
Hook is an interface, not investment advice or a statement of token quality.
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Network
NetworkRobinhood Chain
Chain ID4663
Quote assetNative ETH
Explorerrobinhoodchain.blockscout.com
Pool fee0 — the hook charges the swap fee, not the pool
Tick spacing200
Supply1,000,000,000 (1e9)
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Contracts
Deployed addresses on Robinhood Chain. Contracts are immutable — new versions ship as new addresses.
Launcher
0xF767c3077C9E61A410E79d35f5e04E4eE1a022d5
Fee hook
0xD7d69905657FF6551d086Ca0eb1D606A948f20Cc
Reward vault factory
0x20f084770Ff433ADeb91e64af8011CDd1c0cB96b
Launch policy
0x416B2a09764d7776563c9B8849a53E0D91771C79
Universal router
0x06AfBA43Fd06227fA663b0DAecF536f6EaA6bf99
Pool manager
0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951
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FAQ
Does Hook take custody of my tokens?
No. Every trade and launch is signed by your own wallet. Hook cannot move, freeze, or recover your assets.
Can a creator rug the liquidity?
No. The liquidity position is locked at launch and the supply is fixed, so no one can pull the pool or mint more.
How do creator rewards work?
The hook’s swap fee is split with the creator and accrues in the launch’s reward vault. Claim it anytime from Portfolio → Creator rewards.
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Support
Hands-on help for teams indexing launches, deriving prices, or wiring trades: contact@hook.family. Onchain data is public and free to read — index the factory and pool events for a trust-minimized source of truth.
