Elysium, a Layer 2 network in the Hyperliquid ecosystem built by Kinetiq and operated by Conduit, announced its mainnet launch, according to TechFlow’s briefing published on November 10, 2026, at 10:20:39 UTC+8. It uses Arbitrum Orbit (Nitro/ArbOS) and is positioned by the project as blockspace that can work with Hyperliquid’s pricing and liquidity.
Network design and withdrawal timing
According to official documentation cited by TechFlow, Elysium has 100-millisecond block times, approximately 300-millisecond user-perceived confirmation times and an execution target of 300 Mgas/s. Its gas token is native HYPE, bridged 1:1 from HyperEVM, where the network settles on chain ID 999.
At launch, the network uses a single sequencer with neutral priority-fee ordering. Data availability follows the AnyTrust model, initially relying on one Conduit DA server, with committee membership still to be determined. These are important initial trust dependencies. Standard optimistic withdrawals have a challenge period of approximately 5.5 days.
HyperCore connections and the stated roadmap
The project describes a potential token pathway from issuance on an Elysium AMM, through deeper liquidity in a prop-AMM market, to HyperCore’s spot order book and perpetual listings through HIP-3. This is the project’s stated pathway, not evidence that tokens have completed it.
The project also says contracts can read HyperCore order books, prices, balances and positions, and drive HyperCore orders in approximately 100 milliseconds while users retain custody of their assets.
An upgrade planned for roughly four weeks after mainnet launch was intended to add HyperCore-native market-data precompiles and a fast-write channel. Further plans included MEV monitoring and native Timeboost, a multi-member DA committee, Arbitrum BoLD permissionless proofs and audits. A portion of sequencer revenue was also earmarked for ecosystem incentives. These items were roadmap commitments at the time of the report, rather than confirmed completed upgrades.