Hooked (HOOKED): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Hooked (HOOKED) is a Solana-issued token described as a way to launch tokens with rules built into the token itself. Its transfer-hook design means a program can run when a token transfer takes place. Hooked is categorized as a launchpad token, but public sources do not specify which rules can be configured, who sets them, or what launch features are available. Those details should not be assumed.

HOOKED should not be confused with Hooked Protocol’s HOOK token, which appears in some public reporting and is described in connection with a different project. The names are similar, but public information here identify HOOKED as issued on Solana and describe transfer hooks, not the education and governance uses associated with HOOK. If you are considering a transaction, check the token’s Solana mint address from an official project source rather than relying on a name or ticker alone.

A transfer hook lets a token’s transfer process call a program when tokens move. This can allow a project to apply programmed checks or other transfer conditions. Hooked’s description says its transfer hook runs on every trade, but it does not explain the specific conditions or disclose what happens when a transfer fails a check. It also does not establish whether the hook applies to every kind of transfer, such as wallet-to-wallet transfers, in addition to trades.

The design is relevant to token creators because transfer behavior can be part of a token’s setup rather than handled only through a separate app. For users, it means that a transfer may depend on program logic beyond the basic token movement. Before using HOOKED, look for current documentation on the hook’s behavior, any upgrade or administrator controls, and which trading venues support it. Do not assume that the token imposes a fee, blocks particular users, or provides protections unless the project documents those features.

As of 2026-11-05, HOOKED was priced at about $0.000575, with a market capitalization of roughly $525,000 and 24-hour trading volume of about $272,000. These figures change over time and can differ between market-data providers. They are a snapshot, not a forecast or an indication of what a token may be worth later.

The reported circulating supply was about 913.4 million HOOKED, against a stated maximum supply of 1 billion. The reported total supply was also about 913.4 million, but it was slightly lower than the circulating figure. That small mismatch suggests the supply figures may not reconcile across the reporting source, so treat them as approximate rather than exact. No launch date or separate native blockchain is specified; Solana is the chain identified for issuance.

HOOKED carries token, market, and technical risks. Its price and trading activity can change sharply, and a low unit price does not make a token inexpensive relative to its supply or market value. Public sources do not provide enough detail to assess the transfer-hook rules, how they are governed, or whether they can change. Unclear or restrictive rules could affect whether and how tokens can be transferred or traded. Verify current project documentation and token details before interacting with it.

Because HOOKED is issued on Solana, use a wallet that supports Solana tokens and keep the recovery phrase private and offline. Confirm the mint address before receiving or sending tokens, since another asset can use the same name or ticker. Never share your recovery phrase or approve a wallet transaction you do not understand. If a wallet or trading service does not support the token’s transfer behavior, a transaction may not work as expected.