StonkBrokers said it has partnered with Hookr to roll out StonkBrokers V4 Hooks on Robinhood Chain. The launch includes six hook categories: Pair Token, Battle Token, Strategy Token, Fractional 404, Smart LP, and StonkBroker. According to the announcement, the product set covers tokenization of liquidity positions, strategy execution, NFT fractionalization, and dynamic trading fee functions. One disclosed feature is the Pair Token Hook, which can combine two tokens into a single ERC-20 token with auto-compounding support. The example provided pairs WETH and NVDA into WETHNVDA. Each paired token represents a proportional share of a full-range liquidity position in the corresponding Uniswap v4 pool. The announcement did not provide additional rollout details beyond the listed hook types and the Pair Token example.
StonkBrokers said it has partnered with Hookr to launch StonkBrokers V4 Hooks on Robinhood Chain.
The release includes six hook types: Pair Token, Battle Token, Strategy Token, Fractional 404, Smart LP, and StonkBroker. According to the announcement, the hooks cover liquidity position tokenization, strategy execution, NFT fractionalization, and dynamic trading fee functions.
Pair Token Hook details disclosed in the announcement
StonkBrokers said the Pair Token Hook can combine two tokens into a single ERC-20 token that supports auto-compounding. The example given was WETH and NVDA, which can be combined into WETHNVDA.
Each paired token represents a proportional share of a full-range liquidity position in the corresponding Uniswap v4 pool.
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