Hooke.fun is live. A launchpad built around the short-squeeze narrative.
Stocks feed memes. Memes feed stocks.
The Stock-to-Meme Flywheel connects equity trading, meme launches, and WOLFPACK buybacks. Every trade in the hXMAX/USDG pool can feed the next
$WOLFPACK buyback.
1. The equity flywheel
Trading tax is collected in USDG.
100% of that revenue is used to buy XMAX stock.
When the XMAX stock position reaches +35% profit, gains are realized and used to buy back WOLFPACK.
Stock trading creates the revenue stream. Realized stock gains bring buying power back to the meme.
2. The meme flywheel
The standardized-contract launchpad is coming soon.
$WOLFPACK is already live under this contract framework.
The launchpad brings the short-squeeze narrative into a shared stock-to-meme ecosystem: meme activity can fund stock purchases, while realized equity gains can fund
$WOLFPACK buybacks.
Launchpad fees are collected in
$hXMAX:
- 50% buys back and burns $$WOLFPACK.
- 50% remains platform revenue and is used to buy stocks through the Wolfpack strategy.
Each new launch can feed both sides:
$WOLFPACK buy-and-burn and the equity strategy.
3. The short-squeeze catalyst
Short covering can become a catalyst for the flywheel.
When short-covering demand increases equity trading activity, the stock flywheel can accelerate the meme flywheel. When meme activity grows, the fee stream feeds the equity strategy.
That is the thesis behind
Hooke.fun’s short-squeeze launchpad: connect the energy of squeeze-driven stock activity with meme launches, stock purchases, and WOLFPACK scarcity.
The two loops reinforce each other:
More hXMAX trading → more tax revenue → more XMAX stock → realized profits → more
$WOLFPACK buybacks.
More meme launches → more hXMAX fees → more WOLFPACK buy-and-burn + more stock purchases.
One side creates stock flow. The other creates WOLFPACK scarcity. Short covering can accelerate the connection.
Hooke.fun is live.
$WOLFPACK is live. The flywheel has started.
Within the next 24 hours, we will finalize the Launchpad rollout, execute our first US stock purchase, and initiate the Wolfpack buyback.