The Whitepaper.

On Uniswap v4, what a token does on every trade is decided by code: the pool's hook and wherever the creator's share of the fees goes. Launchpads make launching easy but give every token the same fixed rules. Writing your own rules has meant Solidity, a compiler toolchain and careful deployment.

AskHook is the layer that writes those rules. You describe what your token should do; AskHook writes the contract, your browser compiles it, your wallet deploys it, and it plugs into your launch: on a launchpad such as Montra as the recipient of your creator fees, or on your own pool as its hook. AskHook runs on Elysium, with HYPE as gas, and never holds a key.

Most tokens launch on a launchpad, and a launchpad attaches its own hook to every pool. That is what makes it safe and simple, and it is also why every token on it behaves the same. A creator who wants more, such as buybacks, holder rewards or a team split, has two options today:

• Do it by hand: claim fees, swap, burn or send them, again and again.
• Build it: write and deploy a contract, which takes Solidity, a toolchain and a security mindset most creators do not have.

AskHook removes that choice. The rules are written for you, run on-chain on every trade, and work with the launchpad you already use.

The agent works through a fixed set of tools: saving a contract, preparing a launch, reading on-chain state and preparing trades. It cannot sign or send transactions. Everything that touches the chain is a form your wallet signs.

On a launchpad: as the creator-fee recipient

A Uniswap v4 launchpad creates the token, its pool and its liquidity, and attaches its own hook, which nobody else can change. What the creator does choose is where their share of the fees goes. AskHook's contract is named there: alone, or next to the creator's own wallet and the token's holders. It receives its share in HYPE and acts on it.

On your own pool: as the pool’s hook

For rules that must act inside each swap, such as dynamic fees or limits on early buyers, AskHook launches the token and a Uniswap v4 pool itself, with your contract as the pool's hook. The hook's permissions are encoded in its address, which your browser mines before deployment.

Templates

AskHook ships tested templates it configures with your numbers instead of writing from scratch. On a launchpad: buyback and burn, and diamond hands, where holders lock the token to earn the fees (up to 3x for 180 days). On your own pool, games that pay buyers from a pot of HYPE: the Nth buyer wins, the last buyer before a countdown ends wins, or the biggest buy of a round wins. Nothing on Elysium can draw a fair random winner on-chain, so every game is rule-based and its rules are public. Each template was tested end to end on a fork of Elysium.

The first extension: buyback and burn

Its share of the fees buys the token in its own pool and sends it straight to the dead address. It never holds the bought tokens, cannot send HYPE anywhere else, and can only be linked to a pool whose fees really go to it. Each run spends at most a set amount (5 HYPE by default) so one buy moves the price less; the owner can change that limit and nothing else. It was tested end to end against Montra's live contracts on a fork of Elysium.

Elysium is Kinetiq's chain for the Hyperliquid ecosystem: 100 ms blocks, HYPE as gas, and Uniswap v4 deployed from day one. Fast, cheap blocks suit hooks, which run on every swap, and new tokens can pair straight against HYPE.

Hooks are already how Elysium launches tokens. As of 10 November 2026, 375 different hooks run more than 79,000 of its v4 pools. The Hooks page lists them, read straight from the chain.

Chat runs on credits, priced from what the AI used for each reply. One credit is about $0.01.

Free credits reset at 00:00 UTC. Anyone can top up with USDC on Elysium at 100 credits per USDC; bought credits never expire. Top-ups go to the AskHook treasury and pay for the models behind the chat.

$ASKHOOK is the native token of AskHook, on Elysium (chain ID 99901). It is a utility token: holding it makes the product cheaper to use, and nothing is staked, locked or spent to get that.

Holder bonus

Holders get bonus chat credits every day, on top of the 150 every connected wallet gets.

The tier uses the lowest balance your wallet held in the last 24 hours, so tokens count once they have been held for a full day, and the same tokens earn one bonus a day however often they move.

A pairing token

$ASKHOOK is a known symbol in the app, like HYPE and USDC: you can launch a pool against it by name. AskHook offers it as one option and never recommends it over HYPE or USDC.

Supply and contract

$ASKHOOK is live on Elysium. The only official contract is 0x1b0Ed5C286f79ec3dff6897A1c949d6248c3405c, with a total supply of 1,000,000,000. It is also on askhook.fun with a copy button. Any other address claiming to be $ASKHOOK is not ours.

• No keys. AskHook never holds a key. It cannot deploy, create pools or move funds; your wallet signs every transaction.
• Readable code. Every contract is saved with its full source and compiled in your browser.
• Yours to keep. Contracts and launches belong to your wallet and live on the launchpad's contracts or on Uniswap v4. They keep working without AskHook.
• Unaudited. Generated contracts are not audited. Read them, ask AskHook to explain them, and have meaningful ones reviewed before you trust them with funds.

Contracts written by AskHook run with real funds on a live network, and AI-written code can be wrong. Crypto tokens are volatile and can lose all their value. $ASKHOOK is a crypto token, not an investment product, and gives no claim on AskHook's revenue or assets. Nothing in this paper is financial advice. An extension depends on how its launchpad pays creator fees, and a launchpad can upgrade its contracts. Features, credit amounts and holder tiers can change; the docs always have the current ones.