Coins that react to the internet.
Tie a coin to a tweet, an account or a livestream. Every like, follow and go-live changes its rules, and the chain enforces them on every trade.
Hook a coin to anything people do online.
Pick what it watches
Paste a tweet, an X account or a stream channel. hook social tracks likes, quotes, followers, posts, viewers and whether you’re live.
Write the rules in one line
Every 1,000 likes, double the wallet cap. Buys only while you’re live. Type it in plain English and the builder fills it in.
The chain checks every trade
The rules live in the token itself. Every buy, sell and send runs through them. No website or bot can switch them off.
Pull the levers. Watch the rules move.
These two coins run the real rule engine. Like the tweet or take the stream offline and see what the chain would allow.
Every classic rule. Plus the internet.
Venue locks, wallet caps, market hours, hot potato and King of the Hill are all here. The highlighted ones are new: rules that read social data.
Say it. It’s set.
Describe your coin and the composer fills in the builder. It only picks settings for one shared program. It never writes new on-chain code.
What people can launch.
Built so nobody gets stuck.
You can always sell
No social signal can close selling. The one rule that can pause all trading, live-only, releases after 72 hours offline.
The bot can’t rug you
The data bot only moves numbers inside limits the creator locked at launch. Every update is public on-chain, and creators can cut it off.
One locked program
Every rule is a setting for one program, audited and locked before mainnet so nobody can change it, us included. The AI composer picks settings. It never ships code.
Rules in plain English
Every coin page spells out its rules, shows progress to the next unlock and explains exactly why a trade was refused.
Creators earn. Every coin feeds the flywheel.
A 1% trade fee while the coin is on its bonding curve. The creator’s share goes to whoever launched it, or to the X account it’s tied to once that account claims it. A fifth of every fee, on every coin, buys back and burns the hook social coin.