Number of Hooks: 8

How the hook works

A trade enters the $CLAUS pool. The hook gives it extra effects: buying back tokens, adding liquidity, funding NFT rewards or sending a wave into the game.

Updating the hook lets new functions work alongside the ones already here. The $CLAUS you hold keeps the same contract address.

New functions. The same $CLAUS.

1. Project Funding

   Every buy and sell in the main pool contributes a 2% project fee. It funds development, buybacks, burns, liquidity and NFT rewards.

2. Buyback & Burn

   Part of each trade’s fee buys back $CLAUS and burns it. London’s weather changes how much goes to burns.

3. Auto Liquidity

   Fees build up to roughly $500, then add ETH and $CLAUS to the original pool. A separate processor handles each batch.

4. Weather Switch

   Rain in London sends more of the fee to burns. Dry weather sends more to liquidity. IMD supplies a signed weather report every four hours.

5. FOMO Buybacks

   0.15% of each trade’s ETH value buys $CLAUS for the FOMO wallet, where FounderClaus shares smaller updates.

6. Token Identity

   The token’s name and ticker can change. Your balance and the contract address stay the same.

7. Rising Tide

   Climb above rising water in a free singleplayer game. Trades in the $CLAUS pool create extra waves. The highest runs reach the Top 10.

8. NFT Vaults

   Each of the 300 NFTs holds 50,000 deposited $CLAUS and shares in pool fees while you hold it. Trade the NFT or burn it to redeem its tokens.