OPEN
OPENDynamic fee hook token on Robinhood Chain
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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
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| 2.71% | 3.70% | 38.60% | 67.84% | -- | -- |
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About OPEN
OPEN is a token launch and liquidity protocol deployed on Robinhood Chain that compresses issuance into a few steps: a creator connects a wallet, uploads a logo and sets parameters to publish a token, but nobody can buy until the liquidity has been locked permanently, moving the risk of a pulled pool to the issuance stage itself. The protocol currently runs the OpenHook v2.5 hook contract, a version that routes all hook-generated fees straight to liquidity providers; the earlier mechanism that bought back and burned OPEN has been stopped.
The front end shows pool lists, quotes and trade history, and a swap is rejected rather than filled if it strays more than one percent from a fresh quote, a guard against slippage and sandwiching. Burned supply is read from the OPEN balance sitting in the dead address, and anyone can pay the transaction tax on behalf of a trade. The platform positions itself as a liquidity layer for memecoin-style assets, with the OPEN and AI pair as its main market, and exposes charts plus fee breakdowns for tokens and pools.
On September 21, 2026, OPEN created a batch of Uniswap v4 pools on Robinhood Chain, including AI/ZZZ, AI/CATGPT, AI/MOO and AI/UBIK pairs, using OpenHook dynamic-fee hooks; some pools showed annualized incentives above 600% while TVL stayed in the low thousands of dollars.
In late September, OPEN migrated to OpenHook v2.5. It had bought back and burned 1,002,485 OPEN, about 0.1% of the 1 billion cap; buybacks and burns stopped with v2.5, and all hook fees now go to liquidity providers. The token reached a local high near $0.0019 on September 26, with a market cap around $1.2 million.
Future strategy and roadmap: the team says it will keep using OpenHook as a shared liquidity layer for memecoins on Robinhood Chain, but no public timetable exists for resuming buybacks or for new trading pairs.