Using Pook

Launching a token

The four steps, and the single transaction at the end.

The launch flow has four steps. Your progress is saved as a draft in your browser, so you can leave and come back.

1 · Token details

Name, symbol, description, image and links. The image and description are stored as token metadata; the name and symbol go on-chain.

2 · Choose your hook

Pick where creator fees will go. This is the decision that makes the token a Pook token.

3 · Configure fees

Preset hooks show their fixed split. Custom lets you shape one. If the split touches the treasury or referrals, you'll set a treasury address here.

4 · Review & launch

A summary of everything, the exact contract call, and the launch fee read from the launchpad. Launching calls launch() on the Pook launchpad with your details, the hook id and the routes in basis points. You sign once; the token, its curve and its fee configuration are created in that transaction.

Metadata storage

When a metadata upload endpoint is configured, the image and description are uploaded and the returned URI is stored on-chain. Otherwise the metadata is inlined as a data: URI — no external service needed, with a size limit to keep gas sane.

The interface never simulates a successful launch. If the transaction can't be built or is rejected, you see the actual error and can try again.