Super Intelligence meets Uniswap V4
Say what your pool should do. SuperHooks writes the hook, you deploy it from your wallet and run your pools from the same chat.
Create a Uniswap V4 hook that implements dynamic fees.
No Solidity, no Foundry setup, no address mining scripts. Three steps, one conversation.
Raise the fee when the market gets volatile, lower it when it's calm.
Got it. Fee floor 0.05%, ceiling 1%. Writing it now.
Tell SuperHooks the behaviour you want in plain words. It asks only what changes the contract and picks sensible defaults for the rest.
The hook compiles in your browser and its source is one click away. Press Deploy and sign once. The right hook address is found for you.
Create pools with your hook and keep them all in one dashboard. Ask for a pool's price, fee or liquidity whenever you want to check in.
About a third of the Uniswap V4 pools on Robinhood Chain already run a hook. These are the things people build most, and the places SuperHooks starts from.
The most common hook on the chain. Launch a token and send a cut of each trade to your wallet or a treasury.
"I'm launching a token paired with ETH. Send 1% of every swap to my wallet."
Charge more when volatility spikes and less when it's quiet.
Cap wallet size or slow down snipers in a token's first hours.
Pair your token with NVDA, TSLA, SPY or any Robinhood stock token, as well as ETH and USDG.
Decide who can provide liquidity, or open and close a pool on a schedule.
SuperHooks writes code and prepares transactions. It never holds keys and cannot move funds or deploy on your behalf.
The token
The native token of SuperHooks, on Robinhood Chain.
Contract address · Robinhood Chain
Announced at launch
The contract address will appear here at launch. Until then, any address claiming to be $SHOOKS is not ours.
$SHOOKS is a crypto token, not an investment product. Nothing on this page is financial advice. Always check the contract address against this page before you interact with it.
A hook is a smart contract attached to a pool. Uniswap V4 calls it at set moments, such as before a swap or after liquidity is added, so the pool can follow custom rules: changing fees, tracking activity, restricting who can take part, and more.
No. You describe the behaviour and SuperHooks writes and explains the contract. If you do read Solidity, the full source is always there to inspect and you can ask for changes line by line.
A browser wallet such as MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet, and a little ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay for deploying the hook and creating the pool.
Any token on Robinhood Chain. SuperHooks knows ETH, WETH, USDG and the official Robinhood stock tokens and ETFs by name. For anything else, including your own token, you give it the contract address and it checks the token on-chain.
Treat every generated hook as unaudited code. Robinhood Chain is a live network, so have the hook reviewed by someone qualified before you put meaningful funds behind it.
Not yet. Today SuperHooks writes hooks, deploys them, creates pools and reads their state. Once a pool is live you can add liquidity and swap through any Uniswap V4 interface.