Data and safety methodology
Where every number on the site comes from, how stale data is labelled, and what fails closed.
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Hookr launch summaries and pool volume use indexed settled trades.
Last updated November 7, 2026.
Source hierarchy
Contract state and settled logs decide launch settings, balances and receipts, and explorer or market data, always labelled, may enrich discovery but never overrides them for a transaction.
Every action that can move value re-reads the chain before the wallet request, because indexed history is for navigation and aggregates, not authorization.
Receipt over animation. A pending toast or wallet approval is not a confirmed transaction.
Coverage and freshness
Figures come from Hookr's own indexes of settled trades and live third-party prices, each pool counted in its own quote asset, and a value Hookr can't establish is withheld, not shown as zero.
The landing's Value facilitated is the exception: lifetime swaps from the pool-event index, one side of each pool valued at current USD prices and summed in USD.
Hookr never turns a partial index or a third-party market snapshot into a complete lifetime claim.
Where the numbers come from names each figure's source, the cadence it refreshes on, and what a partial or unavailable value means.
Prices, candles and sorting
Charts and volume use Hookr's pool index where it covers the pool, else the third-party source the page names, and missing data stays unavailable.
Volume covers the displayed pool and window only, and FDV is a live price times fixed supply, not an oracle value.
A Hookr pool's Pooled figure is its own balances at current prices; any other pool shows the market provider's reserve estimate unless its balances contradict it.
Discover sorts pools by indexed all-time volume, grouped by quote asset, or by Pooled, which is not market cap, and missing data sorts last.
Discover Pools may include outside hook pools, whose third-party volume and provider Pooled figure stay provider observations, never Hookr-indexed history.
Total APR is what a pool paid its LPs in the last 7 days, swap fees plus LP rewards plus arb recapture, annualised over the value of every position in the pool at the current price, in the pool's quote currency. It is read from Hookr's pool-event index, and it is Unavailable, never 0%, when the pool has not traded in those 7 days, the index does not cover the pool or a read fails.
Hookr profiles and social provenance
A profile belongs to a wallet address, credited with a launch or hook only when the contracts report that address, and its name, bio and avatar are offchain.
“X connected” means control of that X account was confirmed at linking, not KYC, endorsement, contract verification, an audit or trustworthiness.
Earnings language
Claimable now is a live balance, and unknown renders as a dash with a reason, never as zero.
Creator fees, split credits, royalties, pot awards and claimed totals stay separate ledgers, and uncollected pool fees or unreadable balances are not earnings.
“Lifetime earnings” is said only of a complete indexed ledger with reorg handling and reconciled claims.
How to verify
Check the hook and addresses on the token's page, compare the wallet prompt with the quote, read the explorer receipt after, and read the launch guide (terms) or the developer docs (contracts) before trading or launching.