Public Hookr profile
Address-backed activity from the launch and hook registries.
Post-launch operations
An observed activity queue for the latest readable launches. It helps a creator choose where to look next; it does not award a retention status. The fee desk opens after a wallet connects. Collection is permissionless, and claims always pay the recorded recipient.
No creator wallet is connected in this browser. Observed activity is public; operator review remains unrecorded.
The bounded launch registry read is unavailable. No creator market count is inferred.
“Follow-through” means at least 3 settled trades in one exact, block-pinned window. It does not prove distinct traders, retained users, independent funding, or creator action.
A canonical retained-market review would additionally need at least five independently funded traders, activity on three distinct days during weeks 2–4, a meaningful creator/operator action, and exclusions for known self-trading, paid quests, rebates, and referral loops. This source-only slice does not collect that evidence and assigns no retained verdict.
ETH and HOOKR are separate quote ledgers. A failed market leg keeps its readable row but withholds that quote cohort's total; it is never replaced with zero.
Read the market-data methodology →Tokens whose launch record names this wallet as creator.
The chain read failed, so this section refuses to present an empty list as a true zero.
Reusable hooks published by this wallet.
A launch-only custom hook is not a published marketplace hook.
What this page proves—and what it deliberately does not claim.
Tokens and hooks appear only when the launchpad records this wallet as creator or author.
No public Hookr profile is stored, so Hookr shows the wallet address without guessing a name.
An unlinked social account is never inferred from token metadata or a display name.