Launch tokens with the rules built in
Every buy, sell and send is checked on-chain by the hooks you pick at launch. Snipers, bundlers and dumpers hit a wall.
Latest launches
Rules that live inside the token
Each hook is a machine bolted onto the token at launch. It stays for the token's whole life and no admin key can switch it off. A trade that breaks a rule fails, and you only lose the gas.
Permanent curve
Every token trades on its own bonding curve priced in HYPE. It never migrates, so the hooks never get stripped off at graduation.
Fully on-chain
Name, logo, description and links live in the token contract. No IPFS, no server to go down. The rules are open code anyone can read.
One flat fee
Every buy and sell pays 1.5%. 0.5% goes to the ELYLAB buyback wallet, which buys the official ELYLAB token on dips. 1% goes to the team wallet for marketing and servers.
The fast lane for Hyperliquid
Elysium is a high-performance layer 2 for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, built by Kinetiq. It's an Arbitrum Orbit rollup that settles to HyperEVM, runs alongside HyperCore and uses HYPE for gas.
kept by the builders whose contracts generate it
buys KNTQ and burns it
protocol operations
Elysium is co-located with HyperCore, Hyperliquid's order-book engine. Contracts can read the full order book through a precompile with no oracle, and later send intents to their own HyperCore account. Solidity and Vyper compile unchanged, and every normal Ethereum wallet and tool works.
Add the network, then bridge HYPE in from HyperEVM
Before you ape
What is a hook?
A rule written into the token contract. Every transfer calls it, including buys and sells on the curve. If the rule says no, the whole transaction reverts. Hooks can't take your tokens: they can only allow or refuse a move, or add a fee on a curve trade.
Can the creator or ELYLAB change a token's hooks later?
No. Hooks and their settings are stored when the token launches and there's no function to change them. Platform settings like the fee or the starting price only apply to launches made after the change. ELYLAB has an emergency pause for new launches and buys, but selling and claiming fees can never be paused.
How do I know a token is a real ELYLAB launch?
Its address ends in 1AB. The launchpad contract refuses to create a token whose address ends any other way, so a token that does not end in 1AB did not come from ELYLAB. Hex addresses have no letter L, which is why the 1 stands in for it.
Where does the token trade?
On its own permanent bonding curve in the ELYLAB contract, priced in HYPE. There's no migration to a DEX, so the hooks keep working for the token's whole life. The price only moves with buys and sells on the curve.
What are the fees?
1.5% on every buy and sell, on every launch. The contract sends 0.5% to the ELYLAB buyback wallet, which buys the official ELYLAB token on dips, and 1% to the team wallet for marketing and server costs. Tokens with King of the Hill add 0.5% for the current King. The Grudge tax only applies to wallets that dumped, and it goes into the curve, which lifts the price for every holder.
Is Red light, Green light really random?
It's pseudo-random and public. The schedule comes from a hash of the token address and the cycle number, so anyone can check when the next red light is, and nobody can change it, the creator included.
How do I get HYPE onto Elysium?
Bridge it from HyperEVM with the official Elysium bridge. You need a little HYPE for gas. Fees on Elysium are a fraction of a cent.
Set the rules once. They hold for the life of the token.
Pick your hooks, add a name and a logo, and your token is trading on Elysium a few seconds later.