Token launcher

Launch a hooked token.

Name it, pick the rule its hook enforces, and sign. The first transaction creates the token and its Meteora pool; the second switches the rule on. Your wallet signs every step.

1Your token
Image
Socials (optional)
Saved into the token's metadata, so wallets and explorers show them too.
2Pick its rules

Tick two or more. They all run inside one hook on every transfer, and can't be switched off later. A rule that clashes with one you've ticked is greyed out and says why.

Anti-dump caps + Anti-bundle

New · tested on devnetTrades on any DEX

Each rule works exactly like its single-rule version. Your wallet is exempt from Max per wallet, Chapters and FOMO-only, so you can make a dev buy.

What goes together

Any of the eight rules above can be combined, except these pairs, which would set the same limit twice:

  • Trade guard or Anti-dump caps: both cap the size of a trade, so pick one.
  • Anti-dump caps or Graduated sell caps: both cap the size of a sell, so pick one.
  • Max per wallet or Chapters: both cap how much one wallet holds, so pick one.
Why aren't the other rules here?
  • Holder vesting keeps a record for every wallet and only trades through Hooked's own route, so it would stop the token trading on Jupiter and FOMO.
  • Allowlist needs a proof carried inside each trade, so it only trades through Hooked's own route.
  • Holder-gated looks up each buyer's balance of another token, which only works as its own hook.
  • Venue-locked DEX-only does the same job in a combination.
  • P2P-only blocks market trading, the opposite of what the other rules shape.
  • Buyer rewards pays out on each buy, so it runs as its own hook.
  • Tithe collects a payment on each trade, so it runs as its own hook.
  • Reactive pair launches as a linked pair.
  • Beacon launches as a linked pair.
  • Entangled launches as a linked pair.

They're still available one at a time under One rule.

3Rule settings

Anti-dump caps

Anti-bundle

4Curve