LAUNCH METHODS
HookStreet supports two launch paths:
INSTANT
The token and its Uniswap v4 market open immediately using the builder’s configured liquidity and market parameters.
AUCTION
Participants submit bids during a fixed window, allowing the market to discover its opening price before liquidity is established.
Builders choose between immediate trading and market-driven price discovery.
MARKET ASSETS
HookStreet markets can be paired against approved crypto assets or supported tokenized real-world assets.
This gives builders access to both sides of Robinhood Chain:
- Crypto-native markets
- Stablecoin markets
- Tokenized stock markets
- Tokenized ETF markets
- Other approved RWA markets
- Secondary markets for existing tokens
HOOK PACKS
Every HookStreet market can be configured with one of six Hook Packs:
STANDARD
A straightforward Uniswap v4 market with no additional automation.
BUYBACK
Routes a configured portion of eligible revenue into automated buybacks of the launched token.
TREASURY
Routes a configured portion of eligible revenue into a transparent onchain treasury.
AGENT
Allows an autonomous agent to perform approved market actions within fixed permissions, spending limits, and rate limits.
RWA GUARD
Adds oracle-based protections for tokenized real-world asset markets, including stale-price checks, deviation limits, and supported transfer restrictions.
REVENUE SPLIT
Automatically distributes eligible revenue between selected recipients using percentages defined before launch.
Different projects need different market structures.
One project may want a straightforward market.
Another may want automated buybacks.
Another may route revenue into a treasury.
A StockFi project may require oracle-based protection for a tokenized stock pair.
A protocol with multiple contributors may need automatic revenue distribution.
The builder chooses the configuration.
The contracts enforce it.
AUTONOMOUS MARKET AGENTS
HookStreet agents are built to execute approved actions, not control the entire project.
Builders define:
- Approved assets
- Approved contracts
- Spending limits
- Rate limits
- Available actions
- Execution conditions
- Emergency controls
An agent may be authorized to execute buybacks, adjust approved market parameters, rebalance liquidity, route revenue, manage a treasury strategy, or trigger actions when specific conditions are met.
Nothing outside its permissions.