Cap per wallet
2%The share of the token's supply one wallet may buy while the launch guard lasts. The launch turns it into tokens from the supply it reads, and the pool keeps that amount.
- Min
- 0.1%
- Default
- 2%
- Max
- 10%
Wallet Cap
HookrLiveNo wallet can buy more than a set share of the supply while the launch guard lasts.
- Gas it adds
- No figure yet
- not measured on its own
- Slot
- Core block
- Status
- Live
- Read Oct 12, 23:41 UTC
How it behaves
While the launch guard lasts, no wallet can buy more than a set share of the token's supply, 2% by default, across every pool of the launch. Each buy counts against the wallet that pays for it, and the cap ends with the guard, about 3 minutes by default.
It runs on a core of its own, so its pool cannot also take a Buy/Sell Block that refuses same-block round trips.
What you set
Fixed with the pool at launch.
- Cap per wallet
- 2%0.1% to 10%
What it does
While the launch guard lasts, no wallet can buy more than a set share of the token's supply, 2% by default, across every pool of the launch. Each buy counts against the wallet that pays for it, and the cap ends with the guard, about 3 minutes by default.
It lasts as long as Anti-Snipe's launch guard. On a pool without a guard, adding it turns one on for about 3 minutes.
A buy counts against the wallet that pays for it, across every pool of the launch. A later launch of the same token counts from zero.
Selling frees no room, and neither the creator's dev buy nor arb recapture counts. Every pool of the launch takes arb recapture, or none does.
A buy through a router that names no trader counts against the wallet that signed the transaction. The cap limits each paying wallet, not each person.
Parameters
1 fieldPools
The Hookr pools carrying this block are not listed yet; this is not a count of zero.
What you take on
- The share is fixed at launch as an amount of tokens from the supply the launch reads. Every pool of the launch takes the same cap and the same arb recapture choice, and the cap ends with each pool's guard.
- A launch is the token's pools bound in the same second, as one launch transaction binds them. A later launch of the same token counts from zero.
- Wallets that buy through one shared relayer or bundler, on a router that names no trader, share that signer's cap. Hookr's router and the Uniswap router name each trader.
- It runs on a core of its own, so its pool cannot also take a Buy/Sell Block that refuses same-block round trips or keep a price history. Everything else runs as on the whole-pot core, King of the Pool included.
- A buyer can split buys across several wallets, or across contracts that each buy through Hookr's router. The cap limits each paying wallet, not each person.
Tradeoff
- It counts what a wallet bought, not what it holds, so selling frees no room and the creator's dev buy does not count. A buy through a router that names no trader counts against the wallet that signed the transaction.
Source verification is not an independent audit.
Addresses and figures
- Gas it adds
- No figure over the same swap without it yet.
- Release
- Read Oct 12, 23:41 UTC
- Builder
- Open the Hook Block builder