How did you integrate our partners, if any?

Where the AVS code lives (including COFHE prototype)

Rebate AVS runtime and helpers: Bonded-hooks/operator/DegenAVS.ts:1 and Bonded-hooks/operator/processor.ts:1 Shaker AVS runtime and helpers: Bonded-hooks/operator/ShakerAVS.ts:1 and Bonded-hooks/operator/shakerProcessor.ts:1 Operator README / run instructions: Bonded-hooks/operator/README.md:1 COFHE / Fhenix integration (prototype, sponsored by Fhenix): Bonded-hooks/operator/DegenAVS_COFHE.ts:1 and Bonded-hooks/src/BidManagerCofhe.sol:1

What are the key links to share? (Ex. demo video, GitHub, deck)

Github:https://github.com/Jammabeans/Bonded-hooks Slides: Project Link: Demo Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCYnjL5EcaA

Problem / Background: What inspired the idea? What problems are you solving?

Uniswap v4 hooks are powerful but hard to adopt: most pool owners aren’t Solidity engineers and there’s no safe, simple way to compose and evolve hook behavior.

There’s no sustainable funding loop for new hooks: developers ship code, but there’s no built-in model to finance development or share ongoing value.

Hooks add gas overhead, which discourages usage without some rebate or incentive. LPs still face impermanent loss and need additional, uncorrelated revenue sources.

Existing bid/auction mechanics are easily sniped; transparent bidding deters fair participation.

Inspired by plugin marketplaces, RPS-style (rewards-per-share) token economics, and the flexibility of Uniswap v4, we treat hooks as “blocks” that anyone can fund, own a share of, and deploy safely.

Impact: What makes this project unique? What impact will this make?