Sook is live.
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Creator fees shouldn’t just sit in a wallet waiting to be claimed.
With Sook, you pick what your fees do before you launch.
Choose a hook for buybacks, liquidity, jackpots, holder rewards, treasury building and more
or write your own custom routing logic.
Launch through Sook on https://t.co/bFPqjvxrzq, and every creator fee your token generates is automatically routed according to the hook you chose.
The token trades. Fees are generated. The hook puts them to work.
Creator fees, now programmable.
We haven’t exited.
SOOK’s launchpad is still live and operational.
We’re actively building and integrating our custom hooks, which is why the website may be temporarily unavailable during updates.
We’re still here. Still building. Still shipping.
More updates soon.
The best hooks won’t necessarily be the most complicated ones.
Sometimes one clear rule is enough:
Every trade happens → fees are generated → one action happens automatically.
Sook makes that rule public before anyone buys.
You don’t just see the token.
You see the mechanism behind it.
SOOK’s website is temporarily down while we work on adding the custom hooks functionality.
We’re making the necessary updates to get everything integrated properly.
The website will be back up once the custom hooks are ready.
Thanks for your patience.
A token can have the same chart, same volume, and same creator fees — but completely different economics.
The difference is where those fees go.
Sook turns that choice into part of the token itself.
Same launch rails. Different hook. Different outcome.
A hook doesn’t have to be permanent.
Different stages of a token can need different things.
Early on, fees might be better spent building liquidity. Later, the focus could shift toward buybacks, rewards, or treasury growth.
That’s the bigger idea behind Sook:
creator fees shouldn’t just have a destination.
They should have a strategy.
Have questions about SOOK or how the custom hooks work?
Drop them under this post.
We’ll reply to every genuine question and clarify anything that’s unclear.
There’s been some FUD around SOOK, so let’s clear it up.
“No hooks exist on Solana.”
Correct
Solana does not have Uniswap v4 Hooks natively.
That’s not what SOOK claims.
Uniswap v4 introduced the concept of programmable Hooks on EVM. We took that concept and built our own custom hook infrastructure for PumpFun on Solana.
SOOK allows PumpFun launches to use custom logic for fee routing.
Fees can be redirected based on the hook configuration instead of simply following the default flow.
The important distinction:
Uniswap Hooks ≠ SOOK Hooks.
Different chain.
Different implementation.
Same core idea: programmable logic around the trading/fee flow.
SOOK is bringing custom hook functionality to PumpFun through our own implementation.
So when someone says “there are no hooks on Solana,” they’re right about native Uniswap v4 Hooks.
But that has nothing to do with what we built.
The code and implementation speak for themselves.
FUD cleared.
Every token has a fee stream.
But almost none of them tell you what that stream is actually for.
Sook makes it visible from the start.
Before a token launches, its creator chooses the hook and defines exactly where future fees are routed.
No vague promises about what fees might be used for later.
The mechanism is part of the launch.
Most launchpads stop at deployment.
Sook starts there.
Once a token is live, its hook keeps executing every time creator fees come in — turning trading activity into an ongoing mechanism built around the token.
The launch is one transaction.
The hook keeps working after it.
Sook is live.
CA: HfgV3Y9WUMuK7kyQmw3sCYByUBdWDkJPXsoKhJg7pump
Creator fees shouldn’t just sit in a wallet waiting to be claimed.
With Sook, you pick what your fees do before you launch.
Choose a hook for buybacks, liquidity, jackpots, holder rewards, treasury building and more
or write your own custom routing logic.
Launch through Sook on https://t.co/bFPqjvxrzq, and every creator fee your token generates is automatically routed according to the hook you chose.
The token trades. Fees are generated. The hook puts them to work.
Creator fees, now programmable.