Non-custodial by default
Balances are never parked in a house wallet waiting on a withdrawal queue. Assets move from your address to your address.
Launching via Pons
Private liquidity
infrastructure.
Hubhood routes orders across centralised and on-chain liquidity from a single endpoint — no accounts, no sign-ups, no KYC forms. Your keys stay yours, and the trail stays short.
- Non-custodial
- No account required
- Cross-chain
- Minimal retention
01 — The thesis
The cheapest data to defend is the data nobody stored.
Most venues ask you to hand over an identity before they will show you a price. Hubhood inverts that: the router only needs to know what you want filled, not who you are. Everything else is noise it was never designed to keep.
0
Accounts to create
0
KYC documents stored
0%
Self-custody, start to finish
0/7
Permissionless access
02 — How it works
Four steps. Nothing kept afterwards.
A swap through Hubhood is a short-lived job, not a relationship. It opens, it fills, it closes.
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01
Request
You state the pair, the size and the destination address. That is the entire input — no email, no profile, no document upload.
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02
Route
The router prices your order against aggregated centralised and on-chain depth, then splits it into whichever legs fill best.
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03
Settle
Legs execute in parallel and land at the address you named. Funds move through settlement, never into an account you have to trust.
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04
Discard
The session closes and the routing context goes with it. There is no profile left behind to link this trade to the next one.
03 — What you get
Built for people who would rather not explain themselves.
No accounts, no KYC
Nothing to register, nothing to verify, nothing to lock. Access is a URL and a wallet, the way it was before intermediaries got involved.
Cross-chain reach
One request can cross chains without you juggling three bridges, four approvals and a spreadsheet of intermediate tokens.
Aggregated depth
Centralised order books and on-chain pools are quoted side by side, so size gets filled where it actually costs least.
Execution-aware
Orders are sliced and sequenced to keep intent off the public mempool for as long as possible, and to keep slippage boring.
Minimal retention
The system is designed around collecting as little as possible, because storage is a liability and a subpoena is a query.
04 — The token
$HUB
$HUB is the asset around the Hubhood router — used to align the people routing volume with the people building the rails.
Ticker
$HUB
Launch venue
Pons
Site
hubhood.xyz
Contract
Verify the address against the official @hubhood_xyz account before you trade. Anything posted anywhere else is not us.
Where it fits
- Fee alignment. A share of router revenue flows back to $HUB rather than out the door.
- Access tiers. Priority routing and higher size limits keyed to holdings.
- Direction. Holders steer which venues, chains and pairs get integrated next.
- Fair start. No private round, no insider unlock cliff — the launch is open to everyone at the same time.
05 — Roadmap
Shipping order.
Phase 01 · Live
Foundation
- Site and public thesis
- Community open on X
- $HUB launch via Pons
Phase 02
Router beta
- Private beta of the swap interface
- First aggregated venue set
- Quote and settlement telemetry
Phase 03
Open access
- Public router at hubhood.xyz
- Cross-chain routes
- Holder access tiers
Phase 04
Scale
- Deeper CEX + DEX integrations
- Routing API for builders
- Fee flow to $HUB
06 — FAQ
Straight answers.
Do I need to make an account?
No. There is no sign-up step, no password and no verification queue. You connect a wallet, state what you want filled, and the router does the rest.
Does Hubhood hold my funds?
No. Hubhood is non-custodial — assets move through settlement to the address you specify. There is no house balance and therefore no withdrawal to request.
What does "private" actually mean here?
It means the system is built to collect as little as it can get away with. Hubhood does not ask for identity, does not build a profile out of your trades, and discards routing context when a session ends. It is not a claim that a public blockchain becomes invisible — on-chain settlement is still on-chain.
Where does $HUB launch?
$HUB launches through Pons. The contract address is published on this page and on @hubhood_xyz at launch — treat every other source as fake until you have checked it against those two.
Is the router live yet?
Not yet. Phase 01 is the site, the community and the token. The beta router follows in Phase 02, with public access in Phase 03.
How do I keep up?
Follow @hubhood_xyz. Every announcement that matters goes there first.
Trade like nobody is taking notes.
Hubhood is early. The best time to be around is now, while it is still quiet.