@cryptoblaney and 1 otherElysium, a new L2 built by Kinetiq for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, launches on November 9. At launch it offers 100ms blocks with $HYPE as gas, canonical and mirror bridges, and a path for tokens to graduate to a HyperCore spot orderbook. Full HyperCore integration — contracts reading HyperCore books and prices directly, plus the keeper fast lane — comes about four weeks after mainnet; a token reaching a HyperCore orderbook and an app trading it from Elysium are separate milestones. Pump and Fomo are expected to add support for trading Elysium tokens.
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BLANEY@cryptoblaney I just bought 3 tiny caps ahead of tomorrow's Elysium mainnet launch. November 9 is the official public launch of Elysium, a new L2 built by Kinetiq for the Hyperliquid ecosystem. Pump and Fomo are expected to add support for trading Elysium tokens, which could make it a lot easier for people to get involved. I'm curious how much additional volume we'll see once everything officially goes live. I've been researching some of the early projects and grabbed 3 small bags, all below $5M market cap. No idea how big this will get, but I think there's some interesting potential here. For now, I'll keep these 3 picks between me and my private Discord members. Been getting a ridiculous amount of hate lately for sharing free alpha, even when the calls do multiple X's. Sorry cheapskates, you've had enough free calls from me lately.🫢 - 2.
shardy@0xshardy elysium launching doesn't mean its full HyperCore integration launches with it. kinetiq's docs split the rollout at launch - 100ms blocks with $HYPE as gas - canonical and mirror bridges - a path for tokens to graduate to a HyperCore spot orderbook about four weeks after mainnet - contracts reading HyperCore books and prices directly - the keeper fast lane for sending HyperCore orders a token reaching a HyperCore orderbook and an app trading that orderbook from elysium are two different milestones. that's the distinction to watch in the launch announcements.