What is Pook?What are creator fees?What are hooks?How fee routing worksBuyback hooksLiquidity hooksHolder hooksJackpot hooksTreasury hooksReferral hooksCustom routingLaunching a tokenWalletsSmart contracts
Documentation
How Pook works.
Short, direct pages on the protocol: what creator fees are, what hooks do with them, how a launch goes, and the contract interface behind it all.
Protocol
- What is Pook?A launchpad where creator fees are programmable.
- What are creator fees?A cut of every trade that goes to the token's creator — and what usually happens to it.
- What are hooks?Routing policies for creator fees, attached at launch.
- How fee routing worksFrom a trade to a destination: the path a creator fee takes.
- Smart contractsThe launchpad interface the app is built against.
Hooks
- Buyback hooksCreator fees are routed toward token buybacks.
- Liquidity hooksFees are routed toward liquidity.
- Holder hooksFees are distributed according to the configured holder mechanism.
- Jackpot hooksFees accumulate toward a jackpot mechanism.
- Treasury hooksFees accumulate in a project-controlled treasury.
- Referral hooksFees reward the wallets that bring in buyers.
- Custom routingCompose your own split across the six destinations.
Using Pook