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Gm CT I have Been exploring @Hypesium and its approach to on-chain trading is worth watching. Built for Elysium, Hypesium brings Telegram-based sniping and automated trading into one place. Some standout features include: - Pre-signed buys for faster launch execution - Automatic liquidity pool detection - Token sniping by contract address, deployer, or ticker - Automated exit strategies - Five-tier referral rewards in HYPE With Elysium Mainnet now live, Hypesium is officially active and ready for traders to explore. Interesting to see this collaboration with @starlisting bringing more attention to the ecosystem. Speed, automation, and accessibility are definitely worth keeping an eye on.

GM CT CAN I GET GM BACK One thing I'm particularly interested in following with Hypesium now that Elysium mainnet is live is how its execution architecture performs under real trading conditions. Hypesium is built around a specific challenge: getting a transaction ready before a new liquidity pool becomes active. Its approach involves pre-signing transactions, monitoring pool creation events and sending prepared transactions through multiple connection lanes. I find this interesting because speed in onchain trading isn't just about having a fast bot. It's also about how well the entire execution process is designed. But there's another side worth considering. Getting into a token early doesn't automatically mean getting a good entry. Liquidity depth, slippage, transaction ordering and exit conditions still matter. That's why I'm interested in seeing how Hypesium performs beyond its advertised speed specifications. Technology can create an advantage, but execution in live conditions is what ultimately matters. @Hypesium

I keep going back to one design choice in the Hypesium campaign, because it is quietly smarter than it looks. Most launch campaigns pay the top of the leaderboard the most, so the people who already have reach take the whole prize and everyone below rank ten gets a participation badge. This one splits it differently. ➜ Top 20 creators share 1,500 USDT. ➜ Places 21 to 100 share 1% of the supply. Read that again. Cash for the winners, upside for the long tail. The person sitting at rank 60 gets a slice of something that could matter in a year, and the person at rank 2 gets money they can count today. Two different kinds of people, two different reward curves, one board. For a project this young that is a smart use of a small budget. Money for whoever can move numbers right now, supply for whoever is still going to be writing in six months. Most teams only ever pay the second group with a shoutout. What the product actually is, since most posts skip that part. @Hypesium is the Telegram sniper built only for Elysium, Kinetiq's Hyperliquid L2. A block every 100ms, no public mempool, HYPE for gas. Your buy is signed before the pool exists and fires on the pool's own creation log, so the fill lands in the opening block instead of six blocks later. My take: sniper bots are normally sold on being first, which is a claim you can never check. What I can check here is the boring stuff. Every buy is simulated before it is sent, the sell is simulated right after, and a buy that would revert never leaves the bot. Fees appear as their own transfer on the explorer instead of disappearing into your price. That is the part that made me sit up. Judge a new launch by what it is willing to show you. This one shows the numbers. https://t.co/8ZE4xJwc4x Not financial advice. New chain, adversarial market, size small.