Sthoock

Custom Uniswap Hooks With ETF-Powered Rewards.

[Sthoock @sthoock]

$STHOOCK

Custom Uniswap Hooks With ETF Powered Rewards

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Sthoock lets anyone launch a community token with its own custom, tradable ETF backed by 10 stock assets.

Sthoock rewards eligible token holders with ETF shares generated by community trading activity.

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Launch your token. Build your ETF. Give your community real stock based rewards. https://t.co/3ak17A6wpI

[Sthoock @sthoock]

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[Sthoock @sthoock]

No minimum balance. No gatekeeping. Just real portfolio exposure.

Sthoock's reward engine automatically distributes ETF share rewards backed by ten verified Robinhood Stock Token assets directly to eligible wallets — and you do not need to hold a minimum amount of $STHOOCK to participate.

Here is how it works. Every launch operates a dedicated reward escrow tied to a ten-asset ETF vault. As market activity generates fees, the protocol's automated acquisition flow purchases ETF shares representing proportional claims on all ten underlying stock tokens. These rewards are then allocated through a verified onchain pipeline: snapshot generation, epoch approval, and Merkle-proof distribution batches.

There is no minimum $STHOOCK holding threshold to begin accruing. Your eligibility is determined by your participation and holding time within the launch ecosystem, not by a predetermined token balance. The moment your wallet qualifies, the reward accounting checkpoints your position and the automated distribution system assigns your share of the ten-asset portfolio.

You are not receiving a random utility token with an arbitrary price. You are receiving ETF shares that represent verified, onchain claims to ten official Robinhood Stock Token assets — automatically routed to your wallet through the launch reward flow.

No minimums. No hidden thresholds. Just automated, portfolio-backed rewards.

→ Start earning at https://t.co/3ak17A6wpI

[Sthoock @sthoock]

Most token launches stop at the token contract. Sthoock goes significantly further.

Every launch on Sthoock receives a complete, isolated onchain product stack: a dedicated community token, an ETF share token, a ten-asset vault, a reward escrow contract, a custom Uniswap v4 market hook, and a canonical launch record. This is not a generic token wrapper or a simple ERC20 deployment. It is a full launch architecture engineered around custom Uniswap hooks and ETF-powered rewards, running natively on Robinhood Chain (Chain ID 4663).

The core design principle is singular accountability: one launch, one market, one ETF, one accounting boundary. Instead of forcing communities to manage a disconnected pile of unrelated contracts, Sthoock provides one coherent product surface where every component is purpose-built and interlinked.

Digital assets carry inherent risk and may lose all value. Always verify the live contracts onchain before signing any transaction.

Ready to launch with a complete product stack? Visit https://t.co/3ak17A6wpI

[Sthoock @sthoock]

Sthoock does not use one shared vault for every community. That would be a pool. Sthoock builds markets, not pools.

Every launch receives its own isolated contract suite:

Community token (ERC-20).
ETF share token (proportional claim).
Vault (holds the ten-asset basket).
Reward escrow (time-weighted streaming).
Market hook (V4 with permission mask 0x00CC).
Canonical launch record (chainId + factory + launchId).

The API and indexer identify each launch using chain ID, factory address, and launch ID. Balances, rewards, basket assets, and market records stay inside their launch namespace. They do not leak across launches. They do not commingle in a shared contract.

If Launch A fails, Launch B is unaffected. If Launch C upgrades its hook, Launch D sees no change.

Isolation is not overhead. It is the boundary that makes auditing possible.

https://t.co/LRKO2QVhVY

[Sthoock @sthoock]

In the fixed Sthoock model, the creator receives zero community tokens at launch.

Zero. Not 5%. Not 10%. Not a vesting cliff. Zero.

The full one billion token supply is reserved for the launch market flow. This makes the starting supply policy trivial to inspect on-chain. No hidden allocations. No unlocked team bags. No surprise dumps buried in a sub-contract.

Creator participation still matters. The selected basket shapes the ETF identity. Community building drives volume and fees. Launch communication builds trust. The creator side of fee accounting provides ongoing incentive.

No allocation is not a promise of success. It is a visible supply rule that reduces information asymmetry on day one.

https://t.co/LRKO2QVPLw

[Sthoock @sthoock]

Sthoock uses fixed economics that every launch can be checked against. These are not defaults. These are protocol constraints baked into the factory contract.

Every launch follows the exact same rules:

Total community supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens.
Creator allocation: 0 tokens.
Initial market allocation: 1,000,000,000 tokens.
Reference ratio: 10,000,000 tokens per 0.025 native ETH.
Trading fee: 2% exact-input.
Redemption and claim fee: 1%.
Launch fee: 0.005 ETH.

These values are not fields a creator can edit. They are not parameters in a launch form. They are immutable constants in the factory bytecode.

Fixed rules improve comparability. You can compare Launch A and Launch B knowing they started from the same economic template. But comparability does not remove market risk. It makes the risk easier to measure.

Inspect the factory: https://t.co/LRKO2QVhVY

[Sthoock @sthoock]

A ticker is not proof of an asset. A logo is not proof of an asset. A name on a frontend is not proof of an asset.

Sthoock uses address-first identity across the entire protocol stack. The verified contract address is the single source of truth for which stock token belongs to a basket, which logo belongs to a community token, which launch owns a vault or market, which reward escrow belongs to a holder, and which records the API and indexer return.

This protects users from confusing branding across similar tickers, duplicated symbols from unrelated deployments, and ticker-based assumptions that lead to wrong signatures.

If you are interacting with a Sthoock launch, verify the deployed address. Do not trust the frontend rendering. Do not trust social media screenshots. Verify the address on-chain.

https://t.co/LRKO2QVPLw

[Sthoock @sthoock]

Every Sthoock launch uses exactly ten official stock token assets. Not nine. Not eleven. Exactly ten.

The basket is not a ticker list you copy from a spreadsheet. It is a set of verified contract addresses that Sthoock records, validates, and pins.

Here is what happens at initialization:
1. Creator selects ten unique contract addresses.
2. Sthoock checks uniqueness. No duplicates allowed.
3. Catalog status is verified on-chain.
4. Approved adapters are pinned in the launch vault.
5. The vault is sealed to those ten identities.

Names and symbols are display information. They can be duplicated, spoofed, or confused.

Contract addresses are the identity boundary. They cannot be faked without deploying new bytecode.

Always check the addresses before signing a transaction. Always verify the catalog. Always inspect the vault initialization event.

Verify before you trust: https://t.co/LRKO2QVPLw

[Sthoock @sthoock]

What if every community token launch came with its own portfolio layer?

Not a promise. Not a roadmap item. A real, on-chain basket of assets that belongs to that community and no other.

Sthoock pairs every community token with a launch-specific ETF structure. The ETF share token is not a governance token. It is a proportional claim on the assets held in that launch's isolated vault.

The vault is separated from every other launch. It holds exactly ten official Robinhood Stock Token assets, selected by the creator, verified by catalog status, and pinned at initialization.

This creates one connected product: Community token, ETF shares, basket vault, market, and rewards.

Five components. One namespace. One identity.

Do not evaluate the narrative before you understand the architecture. The architecture is what protects your capital.

https://t.co/LRKO2QVPLw

[Sthoock @sthoock]

@shanks18969 Didn't Launch yet, stay tuned for more updates

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Most community token launches stop at a contract address. That is not a launch. That is a deployment.

Sthoock is a community token launchpad built specifically for Robinhood Chain mainnet. Every single launch creates a complete, isolated market structure:

One community token for your community market.
One dedicated ETF share token representing vault claims.
One isolated vault holding your selected assets.
One isolated reward escrow for time-weighted distributions.
One launch-specific V4 market hook with verified permissions.

Each ETF is constructed from exactly ten official Robinhood Stock Token contract addresses, not tickers, not symbols, but verified on-chain identities selected by the creator.

One launch. One market. One transparent accounting boundary. No shared pools. No hidden commingling.

This is experimental protocol software. Digital assets involve substantial risk and may lose all value. Verify everything independently before signing.

Explore the architecture: https://t.co/LRKO2QVPLw
Read the docs. Inspect the contracts. Then decide.