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NEW: @arbitrum welcomes Elysium mainnet, the first Arbitrum L2 settling on HyperEVM, built by @kinetiq_xyz. • 100ms block times • Target throughput of 300M gas/sec • hyperliquid:native as the native gas token • HyperCore data integration planned Elysium aims to bring faster execution to Hyperliquid's DeFi and perpetual trading ecosystem.

Speed is important in trading, but having a fast blockchain doesn't automatically mean everyone gets a fair chance. That's something worth watching with @Hypesium and the recent launch of Elysium. Built by Kinetiq, Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit L2 that settles to HyperEVM. It targets 100ms block times and 300 million gas per second, creating an environment where fast execution can make a real difference. Hypesium is designed around that speed. It uses pre-signed buys, multiple execution lanes, and a reported sub-5ms hot path to react when a new liquidity pool is created. But there's another side to this story. Reports of privileged RPC access and possible MEV activity during Elysium's launch have raised questions about whether all traders are competing on equal terms. The team's explanations have also faced criticism from the community. This is where I think Hypesium deserves a closer look. I like that it goes beyond speed with protection profiles like Safe, Risky, and Moon. It also simulates buys before execution and lets users maintain control of their wallets. Still, execution speed is only one part of the equation. A fast bot needs a fair environment to deliver its real advantage. Hypesium has interesting technology. Now Elysium needs to prove that the playing field is level. @starlisting

Homer on @Enter_Elysium so far: > $22.9K TVL in Homer positions > $76.7K volume through Homer > $4.2K in fees earned by LPs > $533 paid to $HOMER stakers > 103K+ pools indexed across 16 venues > 72 liquidity providers > 45 $HOMER stakers, 18.4% of supply staked > 7 contracts, all verified the liquidity layer of Elysium. https://t.co/0B3F1I2z1G