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Elysiumについて
Elysium is a Layer 2 network built on Hyperliquid, launched by the Kinetiq team, aiming to combine Hyperliquid's performance with a more general EVM application layer. Its testnet is open, letting developers deploy contracts and tap Hyperliquid's order flow and liquidity, extending the original ecosystem's capabilities outward.
Positioned as a trading-oriented L2, it extends on-chain perps and spot capability to richer use cases while keeping Hyperliquid's low-latency settlement. The design cares about state consistency across components so trading apps can compose in one environment, reducing the complexity of multi-module coordination. Participants should watch mainnet progress, audit status, and the asset-bridging details between the EVM compatibility layer and Hyperliquid's native modules, as these shape the actually usable feature scope.
Elysium went from nothing to a date in 2026. Kinetiq opened its public testnet on September 22 with chain ID 99801, HYPE as gas, 100 to 200 millisecond blocks targeted and settlement back to HyperEVM, then said on October 19 that mainnet lands on November 9. It is built for what HyperEVM cannot hold: faster spot trading, PropAMMs and token launches, going from first reveal on August 24 to mainnet on November 9 in under three months. It also pays back the parent, with half of sequencer fees earmarked for open-market KNTQ buybacks.
Future strategy and roadmap: Mainnet opens on November 9 with a single sequencer and a permissioned validator set, while the headline HyperCore hooks wait for an ArbOS upgrade about a month later. Nest will provide a DEX from the first block, Speculate, Dawn and launchpads Montra and Citadel have committed to launch, permissionless fraud proofs come later still, and there is no Elysium token or points program at launch.
Elysium allocates sequencer fees with 25% kept by builders, 50% used to buy back and burn KNTQ, and 25% for protocol operations.
Elysium charges gas in HYPE, produces blocks every 100 to 200 milliseconds, and targets 300 Mgas per second, enough for 5 to 10 quote refreshes per second.