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Elysium

Elysium is a high-throughput Arbitrum Orbit Layer 2 that settles to HyperEVM, runs co-located with HyperCore, and uses HYPE as native gas.

Performance

Elysium targets 100 ms blocks and execution throughput of 300 million gas per second, approximately 100 times HyperEVM’s small-block throughput. Transaction receipts are expected in around 300 ms. Gas fees are paid in native HYPE, bridged 1:1 from HyperEVM. Elysium mainnet supports production applications, while testnet provides an environment for testing contracts and integrations.

Industry use case

Elysium is purpose-built for high-frequency trading and professional market-making inside the Hyperliquid ecosystem, with quote refreshes up to 5–10 times a second. The chain is general-purpose EVM underneath, so any standard DeFi application runs on it too.

What's next?

Start today with an Elysium mainnet or testnet node.

ConsensusBuilt on Arbitrum Orbit (Nitro/ArbOS), Elysium uses one sequencer operated by Conduit. It settles on HyperEVM and uses an AnyTrust committee for data availability, with automatic fallback to posting full transaction data on HyperEVM.
Public / Private / Permissioned

Public and permissionless for users and developers. Validation is permissioned at launch, with a planned move to permissionless fraud proofs (Arbitrum BoLD), and sequencing is run by a single operator (Conduit).

Smart contracts

Yes

Smart contract language(s) supported

Solidity and Vyper, fully EVM-compatible — stock ArbOS at launch, the same contract environment as any other Arbitrum Orbit chain.

Transaction visibilityPublic. Transaction records can be queried through RPC endpoints and viewed in the block explorer for the selected network.
Transaction visibility

Public. Transactions are queryable through the RPC and the Elysium testnet explorer.

Transaction ordering

Single sequencer. Transactions are ordered by priority fee within each block, with no privileged lanes for any transaction type — a quote update and a swap compete on the same fee basis.