HoldDESIGNHOLD 10,000,000
Hold 10,000,000 $HOOKR and the proposal seat is yours: submit a new hook-block design to the public roadmap queue. Proposals that win the feature vote become candidate blocks in the next launchpad generation — and walk the same release gate as everything else: reviewed source, ordered receipts, canary launches before writes open.
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The seat is priced in supply, not favors — the ladder below computes what ten million is as a share of live supply, from the same chain read as everything else on this page. And deployed pools never change: a shipped proposal is a new generation, never an edit to live rules.
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Tier-gated builder canvas: private draft stacks, parameter presets, side-by-side stack simulations, and conflict linting beyond the free tier — the guard-versus-pot trap the builder already warns about, checked across every preset at once.
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Pro tools shape sharper stacks. They do not make a launch succeed, and they never touch the contracts — the same compiler runs for everyone.
HoldDESIGN
Lock $HOOKR next to your launch for a chosen term. The launch card renders the bond: size, unlock block, and the wallet that posted it. Bigger, longer bonds sort higher in Discover's bonded lane.
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A bond proves lock-up, not honesty. It cannot be slashed, it does not vet a person, and a bonded launch can still go to zero.
BurnDESIGN
Burn $HOOKR to hold a Discover spotlight slot for a fixed window. Highest standing burn holds the slot; every burn is public and the slot is labeled PAID while it runs.
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Spotlight buys placement, not endorsement. The burn is gone whether or not anyone clicks, and a louder slot does not make a better token.
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A rolling burn auction for the crown at the top of Discover. Highest cumulative burn wears it, wallet named, until someone burns past them. Dethroned burns stay burned.
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The crown is pure status. It pays nothing, yields nothing, and refunds nothing — that is the point, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something.
BurnDESIGN
Burn a one-time amount to claim a permanent creator handle. The handle renders on every launch and blueprint the wallet ships, in place of a bare address.
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A handle names a wallet, not a person. It cannot prove who is behind it, and it transfers with the keys if the keys leak.
StakeDESIGN
Lock $HOOKR for the season. Lock size and lock length multiply your Hook Points — up to 2.5× at five million staked for the full eight weeks. The multiplier compounds with streaks, capped in the open spec below.
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Locked is locked until season end; there is no early exit. And a multiplier moves your share of a pot that only real utility spend fills — a quiet season pays a quiet pot.
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Stake $HOOKR on a library blueprint. Ranking weighs stake, and when a launch uses the blueprint, a slice of that blueprint's royalty stream splits pro-rata across its curators.
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Royalties only exist on stacks with an ETH-side share — an Auto-Burn-only stack pays none. Stake on a blueprint nobody uses and you earn exactly nothing.
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Sponsor any launch's Nth-buy pot with a $HOOKR side-pot. The same public counter that pays the ETH pot pays the side-pot, to the same Nth qualifying slot.
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The counter stays deterministic and raceable — the docs say it plainly and it stays true here. A sponsor makes the slot richer, not fairer.
PlayDESIGN
The season scoreboard. Launching, graduating, publishing blueprints, having them used, trading through hooked pools, and holding LP all score. Staking and streaks multiply. At season end the pot pays the board pro-rata, in $HOOKR.
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Points measure activity, not merit. Expect grinding — the caps and the public rules are the defense, not a claim that grinding will not happen.
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Consecutive days with at least one qualifying action multiply points, +2% per day to a hard cap of +50% at twenty-five days. Miss a day and it resets to zero.
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A streak rewards habit, not identity. Wallets are cheap; the cap is what keeps a fleet of them from owning a season, and the reset is what makes the habit real.
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One-time onchain achievements: First Cast (first launch), Full Stack (all five blocks in one launch), Curve Survivor (bought tranche one, held through graduation), Librarian (a blueprint of yours used ten times). Rendered on your handle wherever it appears.
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Badges pay nothing and multiply nothing. They prove one wallet did one thing once. Collect them anyway.
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Staked wallets vote: which proposed block ships next, what the library features, and the next season's parameters. Vote weight is staked balance, snapshot at a published block.
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Votes steer the roadmap and the site. They cannot edit deployed contracts — immutability outranks the vote, every time, on purpose.