@eacc_coin and 1 otherAround $e/acc: the e/acc account says it is bullish on Elysium — 'accelerate' . $e/acc (6M) is described as more than an AI-concept meme, tying Effective Accelerationism to the expansion of the Hyperliquid ecosystem. Catalysts cited: Elysium's official side has long used e/acc as its ecosystem slogan — the token isn't official but carries the accelerationist culture — and 500 HYPE was put into HyperCore, announced by the community on November 7 .
No buys via this post yet- 1.
e/acc@eacc_coin @koolkrypto223 bullish on elysium accelerate - 2.
Azzie@Motier_crypto $e/acc 6M 0x8df4f39d592de2aaee15838b265c2392d19a4128 OKX wallet:https://t.co/YiPsCMkCt3 $e/acc isn't just an AI-concept meme—it ties Effective Accelerationism to the expansion of the Hyperliquid ecosystem. A few catalysts worth watching: 1. Strong narrative fit. Elysium's official side has long used e/acc as its ecosystem slogan. Although $e/acc isn't an official token, it naturally carries this accelerationist culture and has the distribution conditions to become the ecosystem's representative meme. 2. 500 HYPE has been put into HyperCore. On November 7, the community announced it had used 500 HYPE (about $38.7K) to purchase the $EACC HyperCore Spot Ticker, becoming one of the first projects attempting to expand from an on-chain meme on Elysium into the HyperCore order book market. This isn't a verbal listing plan. 3. The trading fee buyback mechanism is already active. $e/acc launched through @AscendLaunch, and the community chose to use creator fees for token buybacks and permanent locking. Ascend data previously showed that roughly 6.18 million tokens had been bought back and locked. The higher the trading activity, the larger the potential buyback scale. 4. The mainnet catalyst has landed, and the next phase is liquidity expansion. Elysium officially opened its mainnet on November 9. What's truly worth watching next is the HyperCore Spot deployment, the establishment of order book liquidity, and Ascend's subsequent HIP-3 derivatives path. The reason I'm bullish on this narrative is simple: Elysium has its own technical positioning, Ascend has a clear token growth path, and $e/acc simultaneously occupies three positions: a cultural label, trading fee buybacks, and HyperCore listing expectations. If HyperCore Spot ultimately completes deployment and attracts real trading volume, $e/acc's trading scenarios will no longer be limited to Elysium's early AMM liquidity pools. DYOR