Indexed ElysiumBlockchain Data

Elysium is a high-throughput DeFi chain built by Kinetiq, which describes itself as the largest HYPE liquid staking protocol on Hyperliquid, for the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It is an optimistic rollup on Arbitrum Orbit that settles to HyperEVM, runs alongside HyperCore and uses HYPE as its native gas token. Blocks come every 100 ms, with a perceived transaction receipt of about 300 ms, and the execution target is 300 Mgas/s, against 3 Mgas/s on HyperEVM small blocks. An AnyTrust data availability committee keeps the transaction data, with a fallback to posting full data on HyperEVM. Public mainnet launches on November 9, 2026, with a private mainnet running before then and a testnet live now.

HyperEVM keeps its blocks small on purpose, which preserves composability with HyperCore. Elysium takes the sustained, latency-sensitive activity that needs more room, such as high-frequency trading and market-making AMMs that refresh quotes several times per second, while assets, settlement and market structure stay Hyperliquid-native.

SonarX plans to support Elysium from day one, indexing it from the first block and staying live at the tip, with the same automated, around-the-clock data quality controls applied to every chain. The standard Elysium coverage spans blocks, transactions and failed transactions, receipts, logs and traces, contracts created, token, NFT and internal transfers, priced transfers with USD valuation, approvals, DEX pools and swaps, token metadata and asset discovery, and token pricing with current and historical OHLCV views.

The same normalized model is used on every chain SonarX covers, so an Elysium query and a HyperEVM query take the same shape and join without a translation layer.

Elysium runs stock ArbOS, so its blocks, receipts and event logs take the shapes an Arbitrum-family pipeline already reads, and Solidity and Vyper contracts deploy unchanged. Two properties shape how its data is read. The first is the gas token: HYPE bridges 1:1 from HyperEVM as native gas and withdraws 1:1, so native value on Elysium and HYPE on HyperEVM reconcile without a wrapper. The second is the link to HyperCore. About four weeks after mainnet, a network upgrade lets contracts read live HyperCore order books, prices, balances and positions, and place orders on HyperCore through a trade-only agent on the user’s own account, so contract activity on Elysium and market activity on HyperCore become two halves of one flow.

Market makers and prop-AMM operators come first: measuring quote refresh behavior and pool activity on Elysium, then comparing it with the HyperCore order book at the same moment using the order book snapshots SonarX publishes. Token launch research is second. A token can launch on an Elysium AMM, deepen on prop-AMM markets, graduate to a HyperCore spot order book and reach a perpetual listing through HIP-3, and each step is readable from decoded transfers and swaps. Treasury, fund accounting and risk teams reconciling HYPE and token movements between HyperEVM, Elysium and HyperCore are third, along with analysts tracking which applications attract activity in the first weeks, when launch flows set the baseline for everything after.

Elysium launches on November 9, 2026, and the announcement of SonarX’s day-one support covers what the chain is, why it matters for Hyperliquid and what SonarX will deliver. Tell us the delivery target, the datasets you need and how fresh they have to be, and access is scoped before the first block, so a complete record from block one is in place with no gaps to backfill later. The published coverage matrix for every network SonarX indexes lives in the data documentation, and the rest of the catalogue is at all indexed chains.