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Introduction

What IMDHOOKS is and the one idea behind it.

IMDHOOKS is a Solana launchpad where every token ships with programmable hooks. A hook is a rule that turns a token's trading fees into an action: a burn, a holder payout, or a job run by IMD on another chain.

DemoThis is the skeleton build. All data is mocked behind typed service interfaces; no programs or contracts are deployed.

The one-sentence version

Launch a token on Solana, choose its hooks, and connect it to IMD-powered behavior across chains.

Vocabulary

Term	Meaning
Hook	A configured behavior attached to a token, funded by a share of its trading fee.
Hook Stack	The ordered list of hooks on a token with their fee shares and triggers.
Local Hook	Executes on Solana (Burn, Holder, Loyalty).
IMD Hook / Remote Hook	Executes on EVM via WORMHOOK and returns a receipt (Research, Build, Swarm, POOL4).
Hook Call	The Solana record that a hook should fire.
Hook Execution	One end-to-end run of a Hook Call.
Hook Receipt	Proof of completion returned to Solana.
HOOKED.	What you see when your launch is done.