Ask about Hookers · freeTotal Value Locked$69,890
TVL by Chain
Robinhood Chain$69,890
Key Metrics
Fees 30d$41,599
Fees 30d by chain
Robinhood Chain$41,599
Fees 7d$2,000
Robinhood Chain$2,000
Fees 24h$104
Robinhood Chain$104
Cumulative Fees$100,422
Robinhood Chain$100,422
Revenue 30d$8,994
Revenue 30d by chain
Robinhood Chain$8,994
Revenue 7d$579.28
Robinhood Chain$579.28
Revenue 24h$23.86
Robinhood Chain$23.86
Cumulative Revenue$25,338
Robinhood Chain$25,338
Holders Revenue 30d$4,629
Holders Revenue 30d by chain
Robinhood Chain$4,629
Holders Revenue 7d$341.74
Robinhood Chain$341.74
Holders Revenue 24h$13.12
Robinhood Chain$13.12
Cumulative Holders Revenue$13,815
Robinhood Chain$13,815
Protocol Information
The incubator for hooked markets
Methodology
TVL: TVL is the liquidity Hookers locks in the Uniswap V4 PoolManager across every token it has deployed. Each launch seeds one position owned by LiquidityCustody, which contains no path that decreases liquidity or moves it, so the ETH buyers pay in accumulates there permanently and only fees can leave. Launches are discovered from the factory's TokenLaunched logs, the tick range comes from the owning custody, the position's liquidity is read from Uniswap V4 StateView, and the reserves are derived from that liquidity, the tick range and the pool's current price. Every launch style is included. Both sides of each position are counted, so a launched token contributes only when it has a price of its own.View code on GitHubFees: Swap fees charged on Hookers launches, in native ETH. A creator picks a launch style from the protocol's mechanism registry. Hooked styles skim a directional buy/sell fee inside the hook, set by the creator between 100 and 1000 bps. Hookless styles use the pool's own Uniswap v4 LP fee, collected through LiquidityCustody. The registry is read on chain, so styles added later are included automatically.View code on GitHubRevenue: The 30 bps protocol fee routed to FeeRouter, plus the share spent buying back and burning HKRS, the protocol's own token.View code on GitHubHolders Revenue: HKRS bought back and burned, valued in ETH. This covers the automatic buyback hook on the HKRS pool, plus the discretionary buybacks the team runs out of the protocol's fee share, which are measured from the HKRS burned and priced from the HKRS pool. Buybacks on third-party launches are excluded and counted as supply side, since they accrue to those tokens' holders. Discretionary buybacks are funded from fees already counted as protocol revenue, so this figure overlaps ProtocolRevenue rather than adding to Revenue.View code on GitHubCompetitors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hookers' TVL?
Hookers currently has $69,890 in total value locked. TVL has decreased 39.4% over the past 30 days.
What chains does Hookers operate on?
Hookers operates on Robinhood Chain. Robinhood Chain holds the largest share at 100%.
How much has Hookers generated in fees and revenue?
Over the past 30 days, Hookers generated $41,599 in fees. Of that, $8,994 was protocol revenue. Based on the trailing year, the annualized rate is $665,745 in fees and $167,995 in revenue.
How does Hookers' TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among Launchpad protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Hookers ranks #34 by TVL. The category holds $247.87m across 304 protocols, and Hookers accounts for <0.1% of that total. Other leading protocols include NOXA Fun, Flap sh, Statics Protocol, token.select, Sentry, Coinbarrel, basedbid, Frontier, Boardwalk, and Peeps.