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General

InkyPump is an on-chain launch platform on Ink and Robinhood. Tokens trade on a bonding curve, then move to a Uniswap V4 pool when the curve reaches its target.
No. Active, deprecated, native, and per-asset xStocks hooks can coexist. New launches use the active deployment. Existing tokens stay on the hook that created them. Use Capabilities for runtime discovery.
V1 is closed to new creation, but existing V1 tokens still trade through their original contracts and pools. See V1 vs V2.
Fetch the published hook and expected runtime hash from GET /api/capabilities, read the code from the stated chain, and compare its keccak256 hash. The Networks and Deployments guide includes a copyable check.

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Token creation

Open inkypump.com/ink/create, connect the wallet that should own the launch, choose the quote type and settings, then sign. Save the transaction hash and do not submit again while indexing is pending.
Current native V2 creation has no creation fee. You pay gas and any optional prebuy. An xStocks prebuy uses the selected wrapper and needs approval to the exact per-asset hook.
Yes. The curve uses wrapper amounts and on-chain state. A USD mark is optional display and accounting evidence; it is not an execution input. The asset must still have an active launch deployment and wrapper configuration.
Yes. A future startTime delays trading. Creation itself can confirm before that time.
The receipt is the on-chain creation proof. The public API is an indexed view and can appear shortly after it. Show “Confirmed — indexing,” poll GET /api/token, and never resubmit the launch just because the API still returns 404.

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Trading

Before bonding, it trades through its original hook. After bonding, it trades through the exact V4 pool proved for that hook’s ABI family. Corrected hooks expose a getter; legacy Ink uses indexed immutable pool fields. The InkyPump trade page handles the change.
Current V2 curves charge 1 percent protocol plus 1 percent variable. After bonding, the current checked hook family still charges those hook fees, and the V4 pool also has a 0.1 percent LP tier. The hook-fee asset and basis depend on swap direction and exact-input or exact-output mode. The variable fee’s non-creator destination depends on the deployment.
ETH, stablecoin, and wrapper conversions need an executable route with enough liquidity in the requested direction and size. A USD mark does not supply that route. Direct trading in the launch’s own quote asset can remain valid when a conversion provider fails.
Common causes include the wrong chain or hook, stale quote, tight slippage, missing token approval, insufficient balance or gas, an unopened or finalized curve, missing anti-snipe authorization, or an unavailable conversion route. Simulate the exact call before asking for a signature.

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Fees and referrals

The creator gets the selected share. Current Ink sends the remainder to holder fee sharing. The deprecated Ink V2 hook uses buy-and-burn. Read the deployment version before labeling it.
Read withdrawableFees on the token’s own hook. Current Ink and Robinhood use withdrawFees(uint256). Deprecated Ink V2 uses withdrawFees(). The capability response tells an integration which selector to use.
The referred wallet signs a short-lived challenge that creates a permanent, chain-scoped binding to a code. A URL value or Referral event alone is not the fee entitlement record. See Referral Program.

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API and integrations

Do not assume that. Public read routes do not promise third-party browser CORS, and quote or write services can enforce first-party origins. Call REST reads from your backend. Use the connected browser wallet for direct on-chain calls.
Not for a new production launch. The published @inkyswap/pump-mcp@0.1.1 package pins a deprecated Ink hook. Use the wallet quickstart and runtime deployment discovery instead.

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Integration guide

Production-safe launch flow.

API reference

Current routes and contracts.