pickhooks is not only a launchpad with rules.
it is infrastructure for hooks on bnb. today the last pieces went live.
what is live now, all on https://t.co/6wVxuSrraW:
1. coins with rules
the rule sits in the token or in the pool's hook. every terminal and every wallet sees it.
2. sticky rules and hook script
the rule sits on the coins themselves. split a bag into ten wallets and it still sells as slowly as one. write your own rows, no code. the validator on chain checks them.
3. hook any coin, now with arb recapture
any coin that trades on bnb can get a pickhooks pool next to its main pool. when a trade opens a gap between the two, the hook closes it inside the same transaction. that profit used to go to mev bots. now a quarter goes to the trader who made it. the rest is split like the fee.
4. partners and routers
a launchpad that opens pools with us is a partner. it takes a share of every fee and every recapture in its pools.
a terminal that routes trades through its own contract is a router. it takes a share of what it sends.
listed on chain. paid on chain. claimed with one call.
5. the sdk
until today you needed to read our contracts to build on pickhooks. now it is one package: @pickhooks/sdk on npm, one typescript client, every product above in it.
what it does: read every pool and every coin. quote a trade. buy and sell. launch a coin with rules from templates or your own hook script rows. open a pool next to a coin. claim what a wallet earned. all with the gas the hooks need already in the transaction.
the part that changes terminals: before a trade is signed, the sdk asks the coin. a refusal comes back as the rule's own sentence. "refused by the rule max per buy. no buy over 0.5% of supply." not "honeypot". a terminal can show that line next to the coin. a bot skips the trade instead of paying gas for a revert.
the part that changes pads: a launchpad can launch sticky coins under its own name, with its own metadata and its own first buy, and open pools with itself as the partner. the rules, the pots and the jackpots come from our contracts. the brand stays yours.
docs: https://t.co/ygwaCH9nW0
6. the api
every coin, every pool, every event. json, no key.
in one line:
coins carry rules. pools carry hooks. the hooks pay the trader, the opener, the partner and the router. and a fee from every trade of every coin buys $hooks back and burns it.
if you run a terminal, a bot or a pad: build on it. ask us to be listed.
new contracts, tested on a fork and on mainnet, not audited by a third party yet.
https://t.co/6wVxuSrraW