Elysium, a Hyperliquid Layer 2 network introduced by Hyperliquid ecosystem project Kinetiq, said its mainnet is scheduled to go live on Nov. 9. The announcement was made in a post on X. Foresight News had previously reported that the project’s testnet went live in September. Based on the details disclosed so far, Elysium settles to HyperEVM, is co-located with HyperCore, and uses HYPE as its native gas token. The network is designed to address performance bottlenecks in the current HyperEVM setup as well as the complexity tied to its dual-block architecture. On the infrastructure side, the testnet uses Conduit’s G2 sequencer and runs on infrastructure that meets the SOC II Type 2 standard. The update outlines the project’s launch timing and technical setup, but does not disclose additional rollout details in the provided source.
Elysium, a Hyperliquid Layer 2 network launched by Hyperliquid ecosystem project Kinetiq, said in a post on X that its mainnet will go live on Nov. 9.
Foresight News previously reported that the Elysium testnet went live in September.
Network setup
According to the disclosed details, Elysium settles to HyperEVM, is co-located with HyperCore, and uses HYPE as its native gas token.
The project said the network is intended to address performance bottlenecks in the current HyperEVM as well as the complexity of its dual-block architecture.
Testnet infrastructure
The testnet uses Conduit’s G2 sequencer and runs on infrastructure compliant with the SOC II Type 2 standard.
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