Hedera proposes Hooks in HIP-1195: Solidity logic on accounts, enabling limit orders and escrow without smart contracts


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Promote with Leviathan NewsHedera is rolling out Hooks via HIP-1195, letting users attach Solidity/EVM logic directly to native accounts and contracts without deploying full smart contracts. The first extension point fires during CryptoTransfer ops, unlocking use cases like DEX limit orders without token lockup, treasury escrow, streaming salaries, and dead-man's-switch inheritance. It's pitched as keeping self-custody and native performance intact — still upcoming, not live yet.
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