Token-level behavior
Native callbacks can respond to transfers, minting, and burning. On repo.ing they run through Blocks, not code you upload.
PROGRAMMABLE COINS / HOOKS
Hooks is live
Your coin.
Its own rules.
A programmable coin on repo.ing is a Hooks coin: a coin you launch with your own rules, enforced on chain, and trade in SOL on repo.ing. No repository needed.
This is your own coin, not a Hook Lab platform token. Hook Lab’s native standard is neither SPL nor Token-2022.
Everything you pay is listed before you sign.
HOW IT WORKS
Rules live with the coin.
A hook is program logic that runs when a supported token or pool action happens. On repo.ing you choose those rules as Blocks when you launch.
Pool-level behavior
Pool callbacks can apply rules around swaps and liquidity. A coin’s creator fee, holders’ share and burn together are capped at 10% of each trade.
A separate token standard
Ordinary SPL wallets and DEXs do not automatically support these holdings. Hook Lab is not a Raydium or Meteora hook extension.
Want a market for a GitHub repository instead? Launch a repo market. Hooks coins are separate from repo.ing’s repository markets and pay no builders.
WHAT YOU CAN LAUNCH
Pick your rules.
Each Block is one rule your coin follows, and these can be launched today.
Max wallet
Cap how much of the supply one wallet can hold until your coin graduates.
Creator fee
Earn a share of every buy and sell, paid out in SOL.
Holders Earn
A share of every buy and sell goes to your coin’s holders, who claim it in SOL.
Paperhands Pot
Fixed rules: no creator fee, no buy fee. Quick sellers pay holders.
Dev Vest
Hold your creator fees until the coin proves itself.
Wallet lock
Lock your own wallet’s coins for a set time after launch. Holders Earn coins only.
Share with a repo’s builders
Send part of your creator fee to the builders of a public GitHub repo.
Hourly jackpot
Every hour, one holder wins a pot of SOL from trading fees.
Last buyer wins
Each buy restarts a timer. When it runs out, the last buyer wins the pot.
Trade burns
Burn a share of your coin on every buy and sell, shrinking the supply.
Soon: Launch window and Half-life. See all Blocks.
READ BEFORE YOU LAUNCH OR TRADE
Programmability adds responsibility.
No completed independent audit is claimed for these programs. Tests and mainnet receipts show how they were built; they are not a security audit.
- Custody is not eliminated
- repo.ing never holds your signing keys. Hook Lab bridge programs custody underlying assets; native holdings represent claims, not ordinary SPL wallet balances. The programs are upgradeable by a 2-of-3 Squads multisig (Fib7FBLr2wF4uNS15woRRBHj4bimPiW1871tF2AJqfA4), through its vault 3dHCTpgdx15yXyVGh7DK1woQ1XisQpmFCxncURrq63Gs, with no time lock. That is a custody risk.
- Locked liquidity is not burned liquidity
- The LP stays with the coin’s launch account and no instruction withdraws it. This is not a user-selected LP burn, and program upgrades remain a risk.
- Costs are listed before you sign
- A launch pays a 0.05 SOL launch fee to repo.ing, plus account rent and network fees. Each trade pays the coin’s own fees, set at launch. Virtual curve reserves are not deposited SOL.
- Your wallet signs every step
- repo.ing checks each transaction and shows its amounts before your wallet asks. Read what your wallet shows before you approve.
LAUNCH A COIN
Bring an idea.
Leave with a coin.
No request or approval step. You sign the launch in your own wallet.
Launch a coin- Make your coin.
A name, ticker, image and your rules.
- Check the costs.
Everything you pay is listed before you sign.
- Approve twice in your wallet.
Your coin is live, and anyone can buy and sell it on repo.ing, in SOL.
The rules are written into the coin on chain when you launch, so choose them before you approve.
Reviewed November 8, 2026 against the live launch API and launch form. See every fee.