NPC451

kinetiq:native + Elysium, the next growth catalyst for Hyperliquid? i think @Enter_Elysium could bring a new wave of opportunities to the Hyperliquid ecosystem, especially for kinetiq:native and early-stage dapps. with more projects already building on Elysium testnet, there's a good chance we'll see increased activity and liquidity flowing into this ecosystem once mainnet goes live. here's why i think it's worth paying attention. Elysium is a new L2 developed by @KinetiqXYZ, designed to support faster execution and more onchain activity within Hyperliquid. some key specs: → 100–200ms block times → 300M gas/s target throughput → native $HYPE as gas → settlement on HyperEVM imo, the biggest opportunity comes from how Elysium could create additional demand for $HYPE and kinetiq:native. more dapps → more users → more txs → higher fees. under the proposed model, sequencer fees will be allocated as follows: – 50% for kinetiq:native buybacks & burns – 25% for builder incentives – 25% for Kinetiq treasury moreover, trading activity across Elysium AMMs and HyperCore could generate additional arbitrage volume and fees for the broader Hyperliquid ecosystem. here are 6 early projects on Elysium worth watching:** [1] @AscendLaunch launchpad using kHYPE staking yield to reward holders. – 50/50 revenue split between $HYPE and kinetiq:native – $20K builder grants [2] @MontraXYZ | $MONTRA community-driven launchpad. – $100K builder fund – 25% of $MONTRA supply allocated to airdrops [3] @aegis_hedge automated hedging protocol using HyperCore short perps to manage liquidation risk. [4] @eloscapeHQ native virtual mining protocol built for Elysium. [5] @SignalFam launchpad + trading app allowing creators to direct fees toward holders, long positions or token burns. [6] @kalosfun NFT marketplace expanding into token swaps and staking. my take: i see potential in both kinetiq:native and the early dapps building on Elysium. if onchain activity grows, kinetiq:native could benefit from recurring buybacks & burns, while early protocols could capture a share of new liquidity. personally, i'll be watching launchpads and trading infrastructure first, as these could see early traction when mainnet launches. ofc, testnet activity doesn't guarantee real adoption, and the buyback mechanism still needs to prove itself with actual revenue. but imo, Elysium is worth keeping on the radar.