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I have been testing @Hypesium on the Elysium mainnet this morning. The 100ms block time completely changes how sniping works. Since there is no public mempool, my pre-signed transaction landed in block zero while other bots were still reading the pool data. The non-custodial setup means my keys never left my local environment, and seeing every fee as a separate on-chain transfer instead of hidden in the execution price is a massive improvement over standard Telegram bots. This is exactly what launch trading needs.

A sniper bot built for one chain instead of trying to support twelve. That's an interesting approach from @Hypesium. Hypesium is built specifically for Elysium, Kinetiq's Hyperliquid L2, where blocks arrive every 100 milliseconds and there is no public mempool. But why does that matter? Most traders discover a new token, open their trading bot, configure a transaction and then try to get in. Hypesium prepares much of that work before the liquidity pool even exists. Once the pool creation event arrives, its execution system checks the nonce and broadcasts the prepared transaction across four lanes. The team says this hot path takes under 5ms. The goal is simple: get your transaction into the opening block rather than chasing a launch after everyone else has noticed it. And execution isn't the only feature worth looking at. You also get: • Deployer and ticker sniping. • Wallet tracking and copy trading. • Stop-loss, trailing floor and take-profit ladders. • Transaction simulation and honeypot protection. • Encrypted wallets that remain exportable. Another interesting detail is that HYPE is used for gas. Mainnet opened on November 9, so it'll be interesting to see how the bot performs as activity grows on Elysium. A trading tool designed around the chain it operates on is an approach worth watching. @Hypesium