@fomo Your coin stays on Solana.
Your creator fees go everywhere.
Across supported chains and now to FOMO users, Bridge lets you choose where the fees land.
Every onchain narrative deserves a home on Solana.
When a narrative emerges on another chain, users shouldn’t have to move their funds and switch ecosystems just to participate.
Introducing Bridge, a launchpad built on https://t.co/apA7jBmfuT that lets creators direct creator fees to addresses beyond Solana.
A Bitcoin narrative can launch on https://t.co/apA7jBmfuT with a BTC address set as its fee receiver. The token lives and trades on Solana, while its creator fees reach Bitcoin.
The same idea extends to Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, BNB, and Hyperliquid. Communities can build around narratives from across the onchain world while keeping the familiar Solana experience.
Launch on Solana. Send your creator fees beyond it.
That’s Bridge.
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A good onchain story can find an audience beyond the chain where it started.
Bridge gives those stories a home on Solana, with https://t.co/4WEGGG1kQs launches and creator fees that can reach other ecosystems.
A new destination for your creator fees: FOMO.
You can now launch on https://t.co/4WEGGG1kQs through Bridge and send creator fees to a @fomo user.
Both Solana and EVM addresses are supported.
Your launch. Your choice of recipient.
Imagine launching a coin on Solana and getting paid on any other chain.
Now imagine you wanna launch a ”fee goes to dev” but he only has a BTC link in his GitHub/bio.
This is something that hasn’t been done and are massive.
It’s an interoperability layer for creator fees.
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“but it’s a Base narrative”
ok cool story bro.
how about you launch on https://t.co/4WEGGG1kQs while sending creator fees to Base?
we built a whole Bridge for this.
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Socket itself is a CLMM where every pool can attach a Hook. Dynamic fees, TWAP Oracle, and Range Order have already landed as native Hooks, and developers can write new Hooks going forward. For a Router, integrating Socket once is enough to cover pools with different Hooks—new gameplay no longer requires deploying a whole separate AMM from scratch.
More critically, solana:XLBLxbY1Mr7aadnqAbmqSBXLEyUdjvUXtXCnz8Mpump itself carries clear protocol permissions.
A third-party Hook that wants to enter Socket App/API's routing whitelist must submit a governance proposal and lock 1,000,000 solana:XLBLxbY1Mr7aadnqAbmqSBXLEyUdjvUXtXCnz8Mpump. Token holders decide which Hooks can enter or be removed from the whitelist. In other words, as the number of Hooks grows, solana:XLBLxbY1Mr7aadnqAbmqSBXLEyUdjvUXtXCnz8Mpump moves directly into the layer of governance and developer admission staking.
The project has already provided the Solana Mainnet Program address, and Swap, LP, Create Pool, API, SDK, and Hook development documentation are all set up. The token uses a fully public issuance, with no team, investor, presale, or vesting allocation.
I'd understand it as a bet on the "programmable liquidity layer for Solana."
If third-party Hooks genuinely start plugging in later, solana:XLBLxbY1Mr7aadnqAbmqSBXLEyUdjvUXtXCnz8Mpump's narrative space will expand from being a new AMM into the governance asset of the Hook ecosystem.
SOCKET governance is live on mainnet.
SOCKET holders now decide which hooks the Socket app and API route trades through. It all runs from the new Govern tab.
Deposit SOCKET to vote. One deposited SOCKET is one vote, and the deposit comes back once the votes it counts in have closed.
A hook's author stakes 1,000,000 SOCKET to put it up for a vote. Anyone with 1,000,000 SOCKET deposited can open one.
A vote runs 5 days and passes at 3% of supply with more yes than no. After a 2-day hold-up, anyone can execute it on chain.
A listed hook's stake stays locked. If the deployed program doesn't match its published source, a removal vote can burn it.
The built-in hooks are listed from the start.
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91 accounts on filled since launch.
Right now, 51 cards on Collector Crypt have a bid sitting above the cheapest listed copy.
The widest: a PSA 10 Monkey D. Luffy #014 with a $266 bid while another copy is listed at $200.
You won't spot that on Collector Crypt, where bids sit on single slabs. filled lines up every bid against every listed copy of the same card and grade.
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