Let the mechanics
be part of the medium.
Most launches begin with a token and a price. We are interested in what can happen when a launch also has behavior: an onchain object that follows a token, a visible curve, or a fee rule chosen before the first trade.
Uniswap v4 hooks make it possible to add custom logic at defined points in a pool’s lifecycle. ELYHOOK is being designed around that foundation, as a launchpad for Elysium.
A curve that belongs to the pool
Our intended architecture places early price discovery inside a hook-based flow, with a path to continuing v4 liquidity. It is a design direction we will validate in contracts; the website is an introduction and a simulator.
A token with something to hold
Unipeg demonstrates how a swap can become an onchain visual object. sa1t’s public collectible concept connects a collectible to a token on a bonding curve. These are useful references for an ELYHOOK format in which a token and a collectible identity are designed together.
A clear beginning on Elysium
Elysium has publicly announced support for Uniswap v4 hooks. We are building toward that ecosystem, without claiming an official partnership with Elysium, Uniswap, Unipeg or sa1t.
There is no ELYHOOK token sale, verified contract or announced launch date yet. Final fees, curve parameters, collectible rules and liquidity conditions will be published before users commit funds.
Read it at the source
Elysium’s announcement about v4 hooks November 7, 2026Uniswap v4: how hooks work Developer documentationUnipeg: onchain objects and swaps Project referencesa1t: the collectible launch concept Public project materials