> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hello-fun-1.gitbook.io/hello.fun-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hello-fun-1.gitbook.io/hello.fun-docs/glossary.md). # Glossary ## Glossary This glossary explains the key terms used throughout Hello.Fun. ### Bonding Curve The initial market used by a Hello.Fun launch before graduation. Users buy and sell through the bonding curve while the launch is in its curve stage. Trading activity builds reserves and moves the launch toward graduation. ### Creator The wallet that creates a token through Hello.Fun. The creator can configure the available launch settings, including the creator fee, but does not receive privileged ownership controls over the launched token. ### Creator Fee A trading fee selected by the creator within the allowed range when the token is launched. The creator fee applies to eligible trading activity during the bonding curve stage and continues after graduation. The fee is fixed for the launch once the token is created. ### Deployment Fee A fee charged for creating and deploying a token. Hello.Fun currently charges no Deployment Fee. Blockchain gas still applies. ### ETH Pair A market where ETH is the pairing asset for the launched token. ETH is currently the live pairing asset on Hello.Fun. ### FeeEscrow The Hello.Fun smart contract responsible for holding and accounting for eligible fee credits. Creator and protocol fee credits can be assigned to their respective recipients through the escrow system. ### Fee Sweep Operator A limited operational role associated with supported fee asset conversions. Conversions are subject to the price impact limits enforced by the system. The role does not provide control over graduated liquidity. ### Fixed Supply A token supply that cannot be increased through additional minting. Every standard Hello.Fun launch token has a fixed supply of: **1,000,000,000 tokens** ### Full Range Liquidity A Uniswap v4 liquidity position that provides liquidity across the full supported price range. Hello.Fun creates a full range position when a launch graduates. ### Graduation The transition from the Hello.Fun bonding curve into a Uniswap v4 market. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Bonding Curve"] --> B["Graduation"] B --> C["Uniswap v4"] ``` During graduation, launch reserves are moved into the process used to establish the graduated market. ### Graduation Conditions The configured market conditions that determine when a launch becomes ready to graduate. These conditions can be configured as part of the economics for a supported pairing asset. ### HELLO Intelligence The AI product layer of Hello.Fun. HELLO Intelligence is a suite of focused products designed around different parts of the token journey, including creation, opportunity discovery, analysis, project understanding, activity monitoring, KOL matching and wider token intelligence. HELLO Intelligence includes HELLO Pilot, HELLO Paws, HELLO Lens, HELLO Mate, The Scout, HELLO Match and Say Hello. Pairing remains the market foundation of Hello.Fun and is not itself an AI product. ### HELLO Pilot The AI Launch Assistant of Hello.Fun. HELLO Pilot provides an optional AI assisted route through token creation. It helps creators shape and prepare a launch while allowing the creator to review the final configuration and approve the launch through their own wallet. ### HELLO Paws The Autonomous Meme Opportunity Agent of Hello.Fun. HELLO Paws is designed to monitor selected X accounts, identify moments that may represent meme or token opportunities and act on qualifying opportunities according to user defined rules. Paws can use a separately funded wallet to execute permitted autonomous launches. ### HELLO Lens The AI Token Intelligence and Scoring System of Hello.Fun. HELLO Lens is designed to analyze available project and market information and generate scores, insights and risk signals. Lens outputs are AI generated interpretations rather than underlying market facts or guarantees of future performance. ### HELLO Mate The Token AI Agent of Hello.Fun. HELLO Mate provides a conversational way to understand a token or project. It is designed to answer questions, explain available information and summarize relevant project, token, market and activity data. ### The Scout The AI Activity Radar of Hello.Fun. The Scout is designed to follow activity around a project and surface meaningful developments, engagement, milestones and unusual movement while users are away. ### HELLO Match The AI KOL matching product of Hello.Fun. HELLO Match is designed to analyze project narrative, category, positioning and other available information to recommend KOLs that may fit the project. Compatibility scores and recommendations are AI generated and do not guarantee availability, endorsement or campaign performance. ### Say Hello The token, project and market intelligence experience of Hello.Fun. Say Hello is designed to bring the wider world around a token into one place. This can include market data, project information, social context, wallet activity and intelligence from products such as HELLO Lens, HELLO Mate and The Scout. **Not just a token page. The token's entire world.** ### Hello Economy The planned economic model connecting Hello.Fun platform revenue with $HELLO and selected Hello.Fun launches. The proposed model allocates: * 60% to $HELLO Market Buybacks and Burn * 40% to selected Launch Buybacks This model is planned and is not currently active within the deployed protocol. ### $HELLO The planned ecosystem token for Hello.Fun. Its intended roles include pairing, creator incentives and participation in the broader Hello Economy. $HELLO is not currently a live pairing asset within the deployed Hello.Fun launch system. ### Holder A wallet holding a particular token. Hello.Fun indexes holder information as part of its market data. ### Hook A Uniswap v4 mechanism that can add defined functionality around pool activity. Hello.Fun uses a custom hook for its graduated markets, including protocol and creator fee handling. ### Launch The creation of a new token and its starting market through Hello.Fun. A launch creates the token and its bonding curve so trading can begin. ### Launch Buyback A planned market purchase of a selected token launched through Hello.Fun. Under the proposed Hello Economy, 40% of platform revenue is intended for market buybacks of selected Hello.Fun launches. Launch Buybacks are not currently active. ### LaunchFactory The Hello.Fun smart contract that acts as the main registry and entry point for launches. It also records supported pair configuration and pair economics. ### LaunchToken The token contract created for a Hello.Fun launch. The standard LaunchToken has: * A fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens * 18 decimals * No additional mint function * No burn function * No token owner * No blacklist * No transfer freeze ### Liquidity Assets available within a market to support trading. For a graduated Hello.Fun launch, liquidity is established in the Uniswap v4 market using assets from the launch process. ### LiquidityLockerV4 The Hello.Fun smart contract that permanently holds graduated Uniswap v4 liquidity positions. The locker does not provide functions for withdrawing, unlocking, transferring or decreasing the locked liquidity principal. ### Market Buyback A purchase of a token from its market. Within the planned Hello Economy, market buybacks are intended for $HELLO and selected Hello.Fun launches. ### Market Capitalization A market value calculated using the token's current price and supply. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Token Price"] --> C["Market Capitalization"] B["Token Supply"] --> C ``` ### Market Data Information derived from indexed market activity. Hello.Fun market data includes information such as price, market capitalization, volume, liquidity, holders, transactions, charts and pair information. Market data is distinct from AI generated interpretation provided through HELLO Intelligence. ### Metadata Information describing a token. Hello.Fun token metadata can include: * Name * Symbol * Description * Image * Website * X * Telegram The metadata reference written into a Hello.Fun launch token is immutable after launch. ### Pair The market relationship between a launched token and its pairing asset. For example: **New Token + ETH** The pair remains connected to the launch from the bonding curve through its graduated market. ### Pair Economics The configured market parameters associated with a supported pairing asset. These can include phantom liquidity and graduation conditions. ### Pair Lister The administrative role responsible for managing supported pair assets for new launches. The role can configure pair economics and approve or remove approval for future launches. It does not change the pair economics of an existing launch. ### Pair Market The market created between a launched token and its selected pairing asset. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Launched Token"] --> C["Pair Market"] B["Pairing Asset"] --> C ``` ### Pairing The process of choosing the supported asset that forms the other side of a new token's market. Pairing is a central part of the Hello.Fun launch model. ### Pairing Asset The supported asset selected as the other side of a token's market. The pairing asset is used during the bonding curve and remains part of the graduated Uniswap v4 market. ETH is currently the live pairing asset. ### Permanent Liquidity Graduated liquidity held by LiquidityLockerV4 without a withdrawal, unlock, transfer or liquidity decrease function for the principal. The liquidity position remains available to the market while the principal remains locked. ### Phantom Liquidity A mathematical component used within the bonding curve configuration of a pairing asset. Phantom liquidity helps define the curve's market behavior. It is not the same as real assets deposited into the bonding curve. ### Platform Revenue Revenue generated through the Hello.Fun fee system. The planned Hello Economy proposes using platform revenue for $HELLO Market Buybacks and Burn and selected Launch Buybacks. The proposed revenue allocation model is not currently active. ### Price Impact The estimated effect a trade has on the market price because of its size relative to the available market. Larger trades can produce greater price impact. ### Protocol Fee The trading fee allocated to the Hello.Fun protocol. The deployed protocol fee is 1% during bonding curve trading and 1% on graduated pool swaps. There is no separate 1% liquidity fee added after graduation. ### Residual Supply Token supply that cannot enter the graduated pool without changing the intended opening market state. This supply is moved into the ResidualVault during graduation. ### ResidualVault The smart contract that holds residual token supply created during the graduation process. The ResidualVault does not provide a withdrawal function. ### Robinhood Chain The blockchain network on which Hello.Fun is deployed. Hello.Fun operates on Robinhood Chain mainnet with chain ID 4663. ### Slippage The difference between the quoted trade outcome and the minimum outcome a user is willing to accept. Hello.Fun uses minimum output protection so a trade can revert if its execution falls outside the user's accepted slippage settings. ### Tokenized Stock Pair A planned Hello.Fun market where a supported tokenized stock is used as the pairing asset for a new launch. Tokenized stock pairs are not currently live. ### Meme Token Pair A planned Hello.Fun market where a supported meme token is used as the pairing asset for a new launch. Meme token pairs are not currently live. ### Trading Volume The value of trading activity within a market over a defined period. Hello.Fun tracks rolling 24 hour volume using indexed trading activity across the token's market lifecycle. ### Uniswap v4 The market infrastructure used by Hello.Fun after a launch graduates. Hello.Fun creates a Uniswap v4 pool using the launched token and its selected pairing asset. ### UniswapV4Adapter The Hello.Fun smart contract component responsible for connecting graduation with Uniswap v4 pool creation and liquidity establishment. ### Wallet A blockchain wallet used to authorize and execute onchain activity. Standard Hello.Fun interactions use the user's connected wallet for launch, trading and fee claim transactions. Hello.Fun does not hold the private keys of a user's connected wallet. Certain future autonomous products, such as HELLO Paws, are designed to use separately funded wallets under rules and permissions defined by the user. ### The Hello.Fun Lifecycle The core market lifecycle is: ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Create"] --> B["Pair"] B --> C["Launch"] C --> D["Bonding Curve"] D --> E["Graduate"] E --> F["Uniswap v4"] F --> G["Permanent Liquidity"] ``` HELLO Intelligence expands the experience around that market lifecycle: ```mermaid flowchart LR A["CREATE"] --> B["PAIR"] B --> C["SPOT"] C --> D["ANALYZE"] D --> E["ASK"] E --> F["WATCH"] F --> G["CONNECT"] G --> H["KNOW"] ``` **CREATE** through HELLO Pilot. **PAIR** through Hello.Fun Pairing. **SPOT** through HELLO Paws. **ANALYZE** through HELLO Lens. **ASK** through HELLO Mate. **WATCH** through The Scout. **CONNECT** through HELLO Match. **KNOW** through Say Hello. 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