Two posts discuss the Elysium project. suggests an NFT bull run may be quietly starting on Elysium: per the launch-day snapshot, Enter Elysium saw 1,649 HYPE in daily volume with a 0.48 HYPE floor, KALOS had 816 HYPE volume, and Elysium Machines 197 HYPE; Enter Elysium was a free mint for eligible early Hyperliquid users, including wallets that received the original $HYPE airdrop, and OpenSea now supports @Enter_Elysium.
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halt 🩸@halt_addicted Is Elysium quietly starting its first NFT bull run? 👀 While CT is busy chasing memecoins, something interesting is happening in the NFT trenches. Look at the numbers • Enter Elysium: 1,649 HYPE in daily volume, 0.48 HYPE floor. • KALOS: 816 HYPE volume. • Elysium Machines: 197 HYPE. That's from the launch-day snapshot. The reality Enter Elysium was a FREE mint for eligible early Hyperliquid users, including wallets that received the original $HYPE airdrop. Now OpenSea supports @Enter_Elysium, and a new NFT ecosystem is taking shape. This reminds me of the earliest days of new chains, when simply being active before the crowd could become an advantage. My take Hyperliquid already has an established trading community. If that attention and liquidity flow into Elysium, its earliest NFT collections could become the chain's first recognizable blue chips. One day of volume doesn't confirm a bull run. But the next big NFT meta could be forming while everyone is hunting the next 100x memecoin. Are you minting or fading Elysium NFTs? - 2.

Omnia π@0xOmnia what if on: > robinhood chain you could access robinhood options/spot liquidity > binance chain you could access binance perps/spot liquidity > base chain you could access coinbase perp/spot liquidity the above is fundamentally, technically, and legally impossible, therefore: On Elysium, being built on top of Hyperliquid, fixes this entirely
