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Hooked Bitcoin

@hookedbitcoin

2 months ago

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Hooked Bitcoin

@hookedbitcoin

5 days ago

Something's brewing on Robinhood Chain. The fee wall keeps growing. The burn keeps running. Nobody can stop it, not even us. You're early. For now. 🟧🟩

Hooked Bitcoin

@hookedbitcoin

5 days ago

@UniswapBuilders What couldn't exist before v4 hooks? This. HBTC: the first Bitcoin on Robinhood Chain, where the pool itself is the mining rig. 1,346 ETH collected. 715 ETH burned. No keys. No owner. Don't trust. Verify: https://t.co/QN0wVPOeG3 https://t.co/eUBfuWmgin

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@hookedbitcoin

5 days ago

@UniswapBuilders What couldn't exist before v4 hooks? This. HBTC: the first Bitcoin on Robinhood Chain, where the pool itself is the mining rig. 1,346 ETH collected. 715 ETH burned. No keys. No owner. Don't trust. Verify: https://t.co/QN0wVPOeG3 https://t.co/eUBfuWmgin

Hooked Bitcoin

@hookedbitcoin

2 months ago

Uniswap v4 hooks: the quiet upgrade that turns pools into programmable markets For seven years, an AMM pool did one thing: x·y=k. The asset was one contract; the market was another. v4 broke that wall. Hooks let anyone attach code to a pool — before a swap, after a swap, on every liquidity event. Fees, oracles, compliance, issuance: all programmable, all inside the pool. Why it matters for @Uniswap: v4 stops being an exchange and becomes an operating system for markets. The vision was "new market structures, more assets" — and it's compounding: hook-powered assets have crossed $500M TVL, Permissioned Pools brought compliant RWA trading onchain, and v4 already anchors ~73% of tokenized-stock liquidity on Robinhood Chain. Why it matters for @RobinhoodCrypto: a chain built for 24/7 tokenized finance needs a market layer that can host regulated assets and native experiments side by side. That's why Uniswap is the primary public AMM from day one — and the chain is already closing in on $1B TVL, weeks after launch. Why it matters for onchain finance: the next generation of assets won't publish tokenomics in a PDF. They'll execute them — per trade, inside the pool. Monetary policy as code. Markets as platforms. So here's the interesting question: what's the first asset that couldn't exist before hooks? We built one answer — a Bitcoin whose mining rig is the pool itself: 🟧 Every buy is a hash. Buys mine. Sells never do. 🟩 The first 144 blocks mint liquidity the protocol locks forever — not even us. 21M cap, 30-day halvings, no premine, no admin, no upgrades. Proof of Swap. Genesis soon. https://t.co/D1OspOpGhE

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Hooked Bitcoin

@hookedbitcoin

5 days ago

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@Uniswap

5 days ago

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Hooked Bitcoin

@hookedbitcoin

10 days ago

Days, not weeks. 🟧🟩🐂

Hooked Stock

@hookedstock

10 days ago

The next clock rings a bell. Days, not weeks. 🐂

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@hookedbitcoin

10 days ago

In 2016, they said Bitcoin had failed. Six months later, it halved anyway. Block 420,000. Twenty-five to twelve and a half. No countdown from the team. There was no team. Whoever wrote it had been gone five years. No one ever put a face to the name. The chips got faster. The fans got louder. The arguments got longer. Block size. Forks. Exchanges that went dark overnight. Everything was up for a vote except the one thing that mattered. That summer, "code is law" got put to a vote somewhere else. Bitcoin just kept time. The first cut is a promise. The second cut is a pattern. After that, it's physics. Tonight. Block 8,640. 1,215.28 → 607.64 $HBTC. No switch. No key. No vote. Money was the first thing to get a clock. It won't be the last. Faces were never the point. The chain remembers who showed up.