Protocol
How it works
Feesher Hook has one moving part. Fees are generated by trading activity, hooks held by NFT fishermen catch a share of that flow, and the catch is attributed on-chain to the fisherman that caught it.
The collection
4,444 NFT fishermen. Each one is a position in the water with its own rod, depth and water type, and each one is the unit that a catch is attributed to.
The hook
A hook is the connection between a fisherman and the fee flow. One hook per fisherman, placed at the depth recorded in its metadata.
Catching
When fees pass through the water a hook is in, a catch is recorded against that fisherman. Catches accumulate over the life of the NFT and form its history.
Reading the record
The world view plots every hook on the ocean by coordinate and depth. The collection view reads the same data as a catalogue. Both are views on one record.
Questions
Is there a token?
No token is part of this site. Feesher Hook is presented here as an NFT collection and the fee-catching mechanic attached to it.
How many fishermen are there?
4,444 in the collection as designed. Rarity tiers are Common, Marked, Deep and Abyssal.
Are the numbers on this site real?
No. Every fee figure, catch count and owner address shown is simulated demo data for design review, and is labelled as such.
What does connecting a wallet do?
It reads which fishermen an address holds and shows their catch history. Nothing is signed and no transaction is requested.
What are the risks?
Fee flow depends on trading activity, which varies and can stop. Nothing here is a guarantee of return, and final contract details are not published yet.
All figures shown across this site are demo values for design review. No contract address, fee rate, or return is represented as final.