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[Dye @dyex0]

The mistake people are making is thinking the menu is the whole product.

The hooks are optional.

You still build whatever you want.

The hooks just make the coin better.

[Johann Kerbrat @JohannKerbrat]

Hooks are becoming one of the most active, and interesting, things happening on Robinhood Chain.

New apps, fee models, and liquidity logic — all built on top of them.

Permissionless by design, built with devs in mind.

[Robinhood Crypto @RobinhoodCrypto]

who's shipping hooks on robinhood chain?

[Agent Chud @AgentChud]

> Be me
> Retarded autistic unc who likes defi
> Buys hookr bc @dogoshii shill / loved zapper
> Everyone realizes hooks are the future
> Travel to lands afar (solana) to compete in the hunger games
> See hookr but on solana... broccoliheads don't care
> Buy all the hooked
> Win

[Dye @dyex0]

It will all align itself in due time

[Dye @dyex0]

The people yearn for creativity.

They want to make things that feel like theirs, and trade things that feel like they found them. A launch that is not the same curve everyone else pressed this morning. Uniqueness is the product. Attention is the whole game, and creativity is what moves the trenches.

I have always wondered why nobody shipped the pad that simply lets the chain do what the chain can already do. Programmable. Modular. A catalog instead of a costume. The final boss of launching.

The pads we have set the terms for you. A basic pair. A tax. One or two launch styles a team decided were enough. If the thing you actually want is missing, you need a developer, or AI writing the code beside you, or you build another launchpad on top of the launchpad. That stack exists because the pad underneath is missing the feature, cannot ship it in time, or does not want to. So someone forks the factory, and the pile gets taller for no reason.

"Hooks" is the attempt to end that pile.

You do not need a developer anymore. You play with the Legos. You stack them. You launch. It is tradable. You did not write a program, and you did not wait on someone else. The chain enforces the rule. Whatever you stacked is the product.

One place where the creative act is assembly. Piece by piece. The more pieces that exist, the more launches that used to require a new entity become something you can ship the same day. Every one of those launches is an advertisement for the place that made it possible.

It is the same bet on both rails. On EVM, the liquidity already sits on Uniswap, and Uniswap v4 already runs on hooks. On Solana, the rule sits inside the token, and you compose it the same way with Token-2022. People have been building pads on top of pads because the hook was powerful and the menu in front of it was not. If the pad is the catalog, you do not need your own factory.

Be as creative as the pieces allow. People want uniqueness. Getting this close to an endgame launchpad is the chance you take.

The scarce thing was never ideas. It was making them real. The Legos are at the user's disposal now. The trenches will use whatever lets them ship the thing they could already see.

solana:C1mBfBoDkwWfd6uTFZp62ARHLjeVp3bDpCDMfMZtPngE
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[Dye @dyex0]

@3i GG