@Hyperliquid_HubHL HUB curates a Top-10 thread of X posts on Hyperliquid. ranks the top accounts by views and asks whether Elysium, whose infrastructure is live, stays meaningful to the ecosystem or is just another launch that cools off. via @thegaboeth: much higher execution capacity than HyperEVM, gas paid in $HYPE, 50% of sequencer revenue used to buy back and burn $KNTQ, OpenSea support from day one. via @DonCrypto_: Elysium exists because HyperEVM has limited execution capacity for complex apps; Kinetiq solves that while keeping a link to Hyperliquid's liquidity.
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HL HUB (Community)@Hyperliquid_Hub Top 10 Posts on X About Hyperliquid Here is the current Top 1 to Top 10 ranking by views: 1. David Schamis 2. xulian.hl 3. THΞGABO🍌 4. Don | 5. GreenGeorge.hl 6. tommy 🌙 7. nairolf 8. NMTD.HL 9. twig 10. 𝗧𝗼𝗯𝗶 The conversation is still early. The infrastructure is live, but sustained activity and a clear use case will determine whether Elysium becomes a meaningful part of the Hyperliquid ecosystem or just another launch that cools off quickly. Full posts in the thread 👇 (1/10) - 2.
HL HUB (Community)@Hyperliquid_Hub 3/10 — @thegaboeth Elysium breakdown: Much higher execution capacity than HyperEVM Gas paid in $HYPE 50% of sequencer revenue used to buy back and burn $KNTQ OpenSea support from day one Direct HyperCore integrations still on the roadmap https://t.co/LSYCDe2zCl - 3.
HL HUB (Community)@Hyperliquid_Hub 4/10 — @DonCrypto_ Elysium exists because HyperEVM has limited execution capacity for more complex applications. Kinetiq is trying to solve that while keeping a connection to Hyperliquid’s liquidity and markets. https://t.co/coouXpGjne - 4.
HL HUB (Community)@Hyperliquid_Hub 5/10 — @greengeo Layer cake take: If Hyperliquid is an Arbitrum L2, then Elysium is an L3. If you count Arbitrum as an Ethereum L2, then Hyperliquid becomes an L3 and Elysium an L4. So is Elysium basically Hyperliquid? https://t.co/yCG2XYtmFa