hooks

ca: HAPDL7qACLgcqSHuXonrT86jN6mgTw1hXBbsCfZQpump $hooks is configured with the dividends hook. every trade triggers the on-chain program automatically, routing creator rewards into a dividend pool that auto-distributes sol to holders every 5 minutes. the first programmable hook is now live.

every token page shows exactly what hook is attached and how it’s configured on-chain. you can see the transfer fee, how much flows to holders, how much goes to treasury, the attached hook program, and the Token-2022 extension powering it. hookspad.fun/coin/HAPDL7qAC…

soon it will all make sense. tokens have been launched the same way for years. what hasn’t existed for @pumpfun tokens is a native programmable layer that can execute logic every time the token is bought, sold, or transferred. uniswap v4 showed what happens when hooks make liquidity programmable. we’re bringing that same primitive to token launches on solana. attach the logic at launch. store the configuration on-chain. let the program execute automatically from the first trade onward. this is only the beginning.

uniswap v4 introduced the idea of permissionless hooks for liquidity, letting custom logic run directly inside the lifecycle of a pool. until now, there hasn’t been a simple equivalent for token launches on solana. hookspad brings that primitive to @pumpfun tokens through Token-2022 transfer hooks. attach a program at launch, configure its parameters on-chain, and have that logic execute automatically on every buy, sell, and transfer. the result is a new layer for token mechanics that lives at the transfer level itself, not around it.

dex paid. every token launched through hookspad.fun can attach one of three Token-2022 transfer hook programs. the selected program is called automatically on every buy, sell, and transfer, with its configuration stored on-chain and applied before the transfer settles. limiter handles transfer-level restrictions like max wallet and max transaction size. reflect takes a configurable fee and routes it between holders, burns, and treasury. dividends routes creator rewards into a SOL pool that is distributed pro rata to holders automatically. all three programs are public and verifiable on solscan: limiter solscan.io/account/HdSJm7… reflect solscan.io/account/GkhXFh… dividends solscan.io/account/FHBkCp… $hooks is running the dividends program live now. every trade contributes to the dividend flow, with SOL distributed back to holders automatically based on their share of the supply.

$hooks dividends run automatically every 5 minutes. as the token trades, creator rewards flow into the dividend pool. each distribution splits the accumulated sol pro rata across holders based on their share of the supply. hold more $hooks, receive a larger share.

until now, token launches have had no way to attach custom logic directly to buys, sells, and transfers. uniswap v4 showed how powerful permissionless hooks can be. we’re bringing the same programmable primitive to @pumpfun tokens with Token-2022 transfer hooks. now the token itself can carry logic that executes automatically on every transfer, with the program and configuration living entirely on-chain.

Choose from one of three programs at launch: Limiter: Set limits on how much a wallet can hold and how much can be transferred at once. Reflect: Take a small fee on each transfer and automatically split it between holders, burns, and the treasury. Dividends: Pay holders SOL automatically from fees generated as the token is bought, sold, and transferred. Each hook has its own deployed program and lives entirely on-chain. The program address, logic, and configuration are all publicly verifiable. Limiter: solscan.io/account/HdSJm7… Reflect: solscan.io/account/GkhXFh… Dividends: solscan.io/account/FHBkCp…

introducing hookspad.fun, programmable hooks for @pumpfun tokens. Attach on-chain logic to a token at launch and have it execute automatically on every buy, sell, and transfer. uniswap v4 brought permissionless hooks to eth, we brought them to solana. at launch, a hook is attached to the token with its parameters stored on-chain and enforced directly by the program. Once configured, those mechanics become part of how the token operates from its first trade onward. Every buy, sell, or transfer automatically fires the attached hook. The program reads the token’s on-chain configuration and applies the selected behavior before the transfer completes. What happens when the hook fires depends on the program chosen at launch, with each hook built around a different set of mechanics and configurable parameters.