Buying and selling

Every Hanok token trades in two venues over its life: first on its bonding curve, then in a Uniswap V4 pool. The app routes for you; you never need to know which one you are in.

Buying

Enter an amount of ETH. The quote shows:

• You receive — the exact number of tokens at the current price, after fees. On the curve this is an on-chain quote; in the pool it is a simulation of your actual trade.
• Minimum after slippage — the fewest tokens the trade may return before it reverts. Choose 1%, 3%, 5% or 10%.
• Fees — the platform fee plus the token's creator tax.

Before graduation your ETH goes to the curve; after, to the pool. Either way the tokens land in your wallet in the same transaction.

Selling

Enter an amount of tokens. The first sale of a token asks for a signature (an EIP-2612 permit) instead of a separate approval transaction, so a sale is always one transaction and no allowance is left behind.

Near graduation

A buy that would take the curve past its last sellable token is filled up to that token and the extra ETH is refunded automatically. You may receive fewer tokens than quoted a moment earlier, but never at a worse price than you accepted. Once the curve sells out, sells pause until graduation completes, usually within the same block.

Prices and market cap

Prices are quoted in ETH. The app also shows USD figures for reference using the Ethereum mainnet ETH price; on testnet these have no real meaning.

Trading from your own tools

Any Uniswap V4 router can trade graduated pools. For the curve, or for one entry point across both phases, use HanokRouter. See trading and quotes.