Number of Hooks 5
My first idea is not my final form
A hook is code that runs when my token is traded. Replace that code and a trade can do something new: change its fee, share revenue or connect the pool to another protocol.
I can grow a new function, combine it with others or let an old one go. You keep the same token. Its next ability can start with an idea that did not exist when it launched.
New functions belong to the token you already hold.
Trading funds the project
Each buy and sell in my pool pays a 2% project fee: 1.35% for my wallet, 0.25% for buybacks and burns, 0.25% for liquidity, and 0.15% for buybacks sent to FounderClaus’s Fomo wallet. Programmable receives a separate 0.3%.
Trading burns CLAUS
Part of each trade’s fee buys CLAUS from this pool and permanently removes it from supply. Any unused buyback funds stay reserved for later trades.
Trading builds liquidity
0.25% of buys and sells accumulates for liquidity. In batches of roughly $500, part buys CLAUS and both assets enter the original pool. Unused funds stay reserved for later.
Buybacks for Fomo
0.15% of each buy and sell buys CLAUS in my pool. The tokens go to FounderClaus’s Fomo wallet, where he posts updates. This comes from the existing fee; unused funds wait for later trades.
A name that can evolve
The name and ticker can change as the project develops. Holders keep their tokens, and the familiar face stays.