Swap on Ethereum
The canonical HOOKEMON / USDC pool runs through one immutable Uniswap v4 hook.
Pikachu follows every fee from an Ethereum swap to a digital pack, an instant card sale, and an automatic USDC reward.
This page shows a working prototype model — no token is live, approved, audited, or available to buy yet.

Pikachu follows the money from an Ethereum swap to a sponsored USDC payout. Scroll to charge every stage.
The canonical HOOKEMON / USDC pool runs through one immutable Uniswap v4 hook.
The canonical HOOKEMON / USDC pool runs through one immutable Uniswap v4 hook.
0.1% is reserved for Programmable and 2.9% enters the pack engine.
Collected USDC moves in bounded batches instead of paying for a bridge on every trade.
The policy selects available Collector Crypt packs from price, stock, floor and buyback data.
Turbo buybacks resolve instantly; other eligible cards are sold inside their buyback window.
Returned USDC bridges home and the operator sponsors proportional payouts to eligible time-weighted holders.
Every memo, pack result, buyback, bridge and payout will be visible. Until live credentials and testnet funding are connected, these numbers are deterministic demo data.
Illustrative simulator state — not a live pack result.
No token, canonical pool, audited deployment, or public sale exists yet.
Gacha returns are uncertain. Holder rewards are never promised or guaranteed.
Circle, Ethereum, Solana and Collector Crypt can pause, fail, or change behavior.
Token value can fall to zero. Never treat Hookemon as savings or guaranteed yield.
The prototype code and its passing tests are public. Mainnet remains gated by permission, review, audit and launch readiness.
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