Elysium Mainnet Officially Launches in the Hyperliquid Ecosystem

According to TechFlow, on November 9, the Hyperliquid ecosystem L2 network Elysium announced its mainnet launch. The chain is built by the Kinetiq team, based on Arbitrum Orbit (Nitro/ArbOS), and operated by Conduit. It is officially positioned as "high-performance block space that can be combined with Hyperliquid pricing and liquidity."

According to official documentation, Elysium has a block time of 100 milliseconds, user-perceived finality of approximately 300 milliseconds, and an execution target of 300 Mgas/s. The gas token uses native HYPE (bridged 1:1 from HyperEVM), and settlement occurs on HyperEVM (chain ID 999). During the launch phase, it uses a single sequencer with neutral priority-fee ordering; data availability adopts AnyTrust mode (initially a single Conduit DA server, with the committee to be determined), and withdrawals follow standard optimistic withdrawals with a challenge period of approximately 5.5 days.

According to official statements, tokens can complete the following path within the same ecosystem: "issuance on Elysium AMM—liquidity deepening in prop-AMM markets—graduation to the HyperCore spot order book—perpetual listing via HIP-3." Contracts can directly read HyperCore's order books, prices, balances, and positions, and can also drive HyperCore orders within approximately 100 milliseconds while users placing orders retain self-custody of their assets. About four weeks after mainnet launch, an upgrade will add HyperCore-native market-data precompiles and fast write channels. Subsequent plans include MEV monitoring and native Timeboost, a multi-member DA committee, Arbitrum BoLD permissionless proofs, and audits; a portion of sequencer revenue is also reserved for ecosystem incentives.

Source: TechFlow