Trade Elysium at full speed

What you can do

• Discover what’s trending by volume over the last minute, five minutes, half hour, hour or day.
• Watch every new token on Pulse travel from New Pairs to Final Stretch to Migrated, in real time.
• Buy and sell from a whole group of wallets with one click, with presets, Total or Each sizing and per-wallet spreads.
• See launches waiting in the HyperEVM Inbox before they execute, and buy right behind them.
• Follow every position and its PnL across all your wallets, then share a PnL card.
• Trade every Hyperliquid perp, from BTC to NVDA, and Hyperliquid’s prediction markets.
• Fund any wallet straight from Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or BNB Chain.

1. 1

   Create your vault

   Click the wallet button at the top right and connect your own wallet: a browser extension, or the built-in browser of your mobile wallet app. Sign one message and your vault is ready. That signature is the key to your vault, so there’s no password to remember. Prefer a password? That works too.
2. 2

   Save your seed phrase

   Elysa creates a fresh seed phrase for your trading wallets and asks you to confirm it once. You can also import a seed phrase or a private key you already have. Keep the phrase somewhere safe: it restores every wallet in the vault.
3. 3

   Fund your wallets

   Open Deposit on the Wallets page to fund a wallet from Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or BNB Chain. It arrives as HYPE and moves into Elysium for you. Already holding HYPE on HyperEVM? Use the Bridge. See Deposits and the bridge.
4. 4

   Set your presets

   P1, P2 and P3 hold your buy amount, slippage, gas, tip and max tax. Double-click any preset button to tune it, or open Settings → Presets. See Presets and trading settings.
5. 5

   Trade

   Hit ⚡ on any Pulse card, Buy on any Discover row, or open a token and use the trade panel. A toast and a sound follow each wallet’s order from sent to filled.

Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit chain that settles to HyperEVM, with HYPE as its gas. Its sequencer is first come, first served: there are no priority fees, bribes or auctions to win, so being first is what counts. Elysa signs each wallet’s transaction in your browser the moment you click, and its relay fans every signed transaction out to several send endpoints at once. If the relay is ever out of reach, your browser sends directly.

MEV protection

Turn it on per preset in Trading Settings, or in the trade panel's Advanced. Slippage stays at 5% or less, and a trade can take up to about 14 seconds to go out.

The pre-launch phase: trading through the HyperEVM Inbox

Ahead of Elysium’s public launch, its sequencer takes transactions through HyperEVM’s Inbox. Elysa handles this for you: each wallet wraps its signed Elysium transaction in its own HyperEVM transaction, paid from its own HYPE on HyperEVM, so nothing ties your wallets together. Elysium works through the Inbox in ticks about every 15 seconds, and a trade lands in roughly 10 to 17 seconds. The tick ring in Instant Trade and the feed counts down to the next one.

• Your HYPE on Elysium pays for your trades. Buys spend it and sells land in it, as always.
• Keep a little HYPE on HyperEVM in each trading wallet (about 0.01 HYPE, enough for dozens of trades). It is only the gas that sends each trade through HyperEVM. Deposits leave it there for you, and a wallet showing no gas (or Add gas in the trade panel) opens Add HyperEVM gas in one click.
• Your tip sets your place in line. Posts in the same HyperEVM block run in order of their tip, so the preset’s HyperEVM tip puts you ahead of slower senders. P1’s default of 2 gwei beats almost every post on the chain.
• Settings → Pre-launch sending chooses what happens to a wallet without HyperEVM gas (skip it or hold the whole trade) and can spread your wallets’ posts over a few seconds so they land in different blocks.

When Elysium opens to direct transactions, Elysa switches over by itself. There’s nothing for you to change.

Unlock with your wallet

Connect your wallet and sign a fixed message. Your browser turns that signature into the key that decrypts your vault, then forgets the signature: it’s never stored, sent or logged. Any browser wallet works, and on a phone you open Elysa in your wallet app’s built-in browser. Wallets whose signatures change on every signing, such as smart-contract wallets, use a password instead.

Stays open on your device

After you unlock, the vault stays open on that browser for 7 days: reloads, new tabs and time away keep it ready. Choose 1 day or Off in the vault’s Security settings. Lock it any time with the lock in the status bar or ShiftL, which locks every tab at once. Revealing a seed phrase or a key always asks for a fresh signature or your password.

Encrypted cloud backup

Your vault is encrypted in your browser with a key only your wallet’s signature can create. Elysa stores that encrypted copy and nothing else, and has no way to open it. It’s there so you can pick up on any device: connect the same wallet, choose Restore, sign once, and every wallet and group is back. Changes sync on their own; Back up now sends the latest straight away. Signing in for a backup can never move funds or unlock the vault.

Exports

• Export encrypted file: a backup you keep yourself, restored with Restore from an encrypted file.
• Seed phrase and individual private keys: shown after a fresh signature or your password.

The Wallets page

Totals across the vault, then a searchable table with every wallet’s balances, holdings and PnL. Click a wallet’s name to rename it in place (Enter saves, Escape cancels). Add wallets from your seed phrase, import a private key, and open Distribute or Consolidate from here. On a phone, the wallet button at the top right opens the same tools.

Order and archive

Drag a wallet by its handle to put it where you want it, or focus the handle and use ↑ ↓. Every list follows that order: the trade panel, quick buy, your groups. Archive a wallet you’re done with to clear it from every list. Its key and funds stay safe in the vault, the Portfolio still shows what it holds, and Restore under Archived brings it back whenever you want it.

Groups

Sort wallets into groups and switch between them from the top bar or with the number keys 0–9. The active group’s selected wallets are the ones that trade. Every trade surface has the same wallet picker: Select All, Select All with Balance, and a row per wallet with its HYPE, its token balance, its gas and how its last send went.

Distribute and consolidate

Distribute sends HYPE from one wallet to many in one go, on Elysium to trade with or on HyperEVM as the gas that sends each trade; Consolidate sweeps balances back into one. Both run straight from your browser.

Deposit any coin

Open Deposit on the Wallets page (or Deposit any coin on the Bridge page), pick the wallet, then the network and the coin. Elysa shows a deposit address with a QR code, an estimate of what you’ll receive and when, and a live status line. Your deposit arrives as HYPE on HyperEVM, and the wallet moves it into Elysium for you. You can close the tab once it’s sent: Elysa finishes the move the next time you’re on the site with your vault open, with a toast when it lands.

Choose a route for each deposit:

• Fast (via Relay): the quickest way in.
• Private (via Husher): routed through an exchange so there’s no on-chain link between where the funds came from and your wallet. Husher also takes XMR, LTC, DOGE and USDT on Tron.
• Extra private (via Husher, through Monero or Zcash): offered whenever Husher has it switched on.

The bridge

The Bridge moves HYPE between HyperEVM and Elysium through the rollup’s own bridge, from any vault wallet or your connected wallet. Deposits into Elysium arrive in seconds to a minute. Withdrawals to HyperEVM become claimable after the rollup’s confirm period of about 6 days, and the page lists each one with its date. Tokens bridged over from HyperEVM have their own list on the Bridged tokens page, marked Bridged · official wherever they appear.

Pick a window at the top: 1m, 5m, 30m (the default), 1h or 24h. Each token appears once, as its most-traded pool in that window, and the table refreshes every 3 seconds.

• Click Market cap, Liquidity, Volume or TXNS to sort; click again to flip it, a third time to return to the ranking.
• While your mouse is over the table, the order holds still (Order paused · N new) and the figures keep updating, so a Buy never moves under your pointer.
• Discover has its own amount and preset, plus the same buy spread, wallets and Total / Each as Pulse. Click anywhere else on a row to open the token.

Each token shows once, as its main pool (its deepest one), so a second pool never adds a duplicate card. Elysa re-checks every token every 3 seconds; when one moves up, its card slides into the top of the next column with a Stretch or Migrated tag. Rest your mouse on a column and it pauses: newcomers wait behind an ↑ N new pairs pill until you move away or click it.

Reading a card

Badges mark where a token comes from: Bridged · official for tokens bridged from HyperEVM, and markers for the official Uniswap and Montra launches.

Quick buy

The ⚡ on a card spends the active preset’s amount from the active group’s selected wallets. The bar at the top sets the preset, the amount, Total / Each and the wallets, and its wallet button shows how many wallets are buying and the HYPE they hold. Choose the button’s size, Small, Large or Mega, from Pulse’s Display menu. Mega turns the card’s whole right side into one big buy box.

Column controls

• Each column has its own search, quick-buy amount, buy spread and preset.
• Filters per column: liquidity, market cap, age, protocol, launchpad, quote token, exotic pools, watchlist only, and include or exclude keywords. Keywords ignore case, accents and look-alike letters, so “PEPE”, “pépé” and “ＰＥＰＥ” all match.
• A sound per column: switch on Sound on new tokens at the top of the column's filters and pick Tap, Knock or Double. It plays when a new token that matches the filters arrives, once per token. A speaker in the column's header shows it's on; click it to mute.
• Star a token to add it to your watchlist: the bar under the top bar shows your starred tokens with their market caps on every page.
• Hide any pair you don’t want to see; Pulse remembers it.

Hovering any link to a token already loads its page, so it opens filled in. The header shows the price in USD and HYPE, market cap, liquidity, volume, buys and sells, makers, holders, top 10 and dev holdings and age, and your browser tab shows the ticker with its live market cap.

The chart

• Intervals from 1s and 15s up to 1d. Each candle opens at the previous close, and only moments with trades get a candle, so the chart is all signal.
• Scroll or zoom out and older history loads page by page, all the way back to the first trade.
• Toggle Price ⇄ Market cap, USD ⇄ HYPE and log scale. The scale stays linear, every step the same size, unless you turn on log.
• Your average entry shows as a line, and trade bubbles mark the dev’s buys and sells (DB / DS) and your own (B / S).
• Drag the divider under the chart to give it more or less room; double-click it to reset.

The trade panel

• Buy / Sell at the top, then P1–P3 and the wallet pill showing how many wallets are selected and their HYPE.
• Type an amount or tap one of eight quick amounts; sells offer eight percentages. Total / Each and the route sit right there too.
• Advanced changes the slippage, max fee and tip for this trade only, with the same live gas readings as Trading Settings and the fees in USD.
• Your position sits under the button in one row: Bought, Sold, Holding and PnL across all your wallets, whichever ones are selected, in USD or HYPE. Hover it for your entry and the realized and unrealized split, and use the share icon to make a PnL card.

The Holders panel

The tabs below the chart

• Trades: the live tape, filtered to All, Mine, Tracked or Dev. Click a trader to see only their trades; click the Age header to read from the first trade.
• Positions and Holders.
• Bubble map: the 150 largest holders as bubbles sized by their share. Wallets that sent each other the token, or got their first HYPE from the same wallet, form coloured clusters, listed by what they hold together. Click a bubble for its links; drag and scroll to move around.
• Top traders: every trader with their tags (dev, sniper, bundler, pro, fresh), HYPE balance, bought and sold with average prices, realized PnL, fees paid, what remains and where their first HYPE came from. Sort by Bought, Sold, PnL or Remaining.
• Dev tokens: everything else the creator has launched.

The Pool panel lists the pool’s details, its tax with the breakdown, and the router that trades it.

Open it from ⚡ Instant Trade in the status bar on any token page, with M, or from the ⚡ on a Pulse card or a portfolio row. It follows the token you’re viewing and stays where you left it. Drag it from anywhere, resize it from its edges (text and buttons scale with it), and double-click its header to reset the size. On a phone it’s a bottom sheet.

• Buy: eight amount buttons, a HYPE ⇄ USD toggle, and pay-with chips for every quote token the token trades against.
• Sell: eight buttons in % or amount, your holding, and Sell Init., which sells exactly what you put in and lets the rest ride.
• Each row shows its slippage, max fee, route and fee. Adv. adds a custom amount and per-panel slippage, route and split.
• The footer adds up what all your wallets bought, sold and hold, and their PnL, whichever ones are selected. The wallet list shows each wallet’s HYPE and its balance of the token.
• Paste a contract address while it’s open and the panel switches to that token.

Panel keys while it has focus: 1–8 buy, QWER and ASDF sell, I sells initials.

Each preset has its own buy and sell settings. Rest your pointer on a preset button to see them; double-click it to edit them in Trading Settings. Edits save as you type and apply everywhere. P steps through the presets, and Settings → Presets edits all three side by side.

Gas now

Trading Settings reads the chain live, so you always know what to set: Elysium’s current base fee and the lowest max fee that sends right now, the tips on recent Inbox posts (Median, Top 10%, Top 1% and Highest; click one to use it) with how far ahead your tip puts you, and what each trade costs per wallet in USD.

Transactions

Settings → Transactions sends through the Elysa relay (the default, fanned out to several endpoints) or straight to your own RPCs, and sets the gas limit multiplier. Unused gas is never charged. Add your own RPC endpoints under Your RPCs.

• Every trade goes through the Elysa Router, Elysa’s own router, on every venue. It trades any v2, v3 or v4 pool directly and takes the platform fee in the same transaction.
• Every pair trades with HYPE. A token quoted in something else is reached through up to three pools, in one transaction.
• Each trade is quoted and simulated before you sign. The trade panel’s Route line shows the route and its quote.

The feed sidebar

The feed sits on the left of every page (open by default; close it with its X and bring it back from the status bar). The Wallet tracker shows what the wallets you follow buy, sell and launch, from the moment a trade is seen until it’s on chain. The wallet icon holds your list, what to show, each side’s minimum and the amount the ⚡ buys, and hovering a row gives you that ⚡. The eye on any address on a token page adds it to the same list.

Premium accounts also get Activity: everything notable on Elysium in one list. Launches, deploys, labelled wallets and big moves show with an executes in ~X s timer while they wait in the HyperEVM Inbox and update in place once they’ve run, alongside new venues, bridged tokens and official Uniswap and Montra events.

Buy behind a launch

On premium accounts, pending launches appear at the top of New Pairs as Pending · executes in ~Xs; everyone else sees those of the wallets they track. Their quick-buy buys right behind the launch in the same tick: Elysa simulates the launch and your buy ahead of time, so the click only signs and posts, and each wallet posts its own Inbox message. If the tick is already closing, the click arms the buy instead, and it fires the moment the pair goes live. Cancel it any time before then. When the launch runs, the card turns into the real one right where it is.

• View a group, all wallets, or one wallet: positions, a PnL summary and chart, closed positions, and a history of every swap and every transaction sent.
• Quick-sell any row at 25, 50 or 100%, with your sell spread applied across the wallets.
• Bulk sells: sell everything, the selected rows, one token across every wallet, or close out dust. A confirm screen lists every transaction first, and any that miss can be retried on their own.
• Watch any wallet read-only with /portfolio?watch=0x….

PnL cards

Share a win from a position row, a closed position, the token page’s position strip or the toast after a sell. Cards come in 1200×675 and 1080×1080, carry your theme’s art, and let you choose what to show. They’re drawn in your browser, ready to download or copy.

Earning points

• Every trade through Elysa earns 1 point per $1 traded, on every pair and from every wallet: buys, sells, Pulse quick-buys, Instant Trade and server-wallet snipes alike.
• Points belong to each wallet. The Points page adds up all of yours and shows every wallet’s points, rank, volume and trades.
• Every trade since the Elysa Router went live on October 30, 2026 is already counted. Points update within seconds of a trade landing.
• The trade panel shows what a trade earns before you send it, and the toast after a fill shows what it earned.

Your invite link

1. 1

   Create it

   Open Points (GE) and choose Create your link. One of your wallets signs once, in the browser, and the link earns to it.
2. 2

   Make it yours

   Customize gives it a name: 3–20 letters, digits or _. Renaming keeps every wallet you already invited.
3. 3

   Share it

   Copy it or post it with Share on X. Friends open elysa.trade/r/your-name, and their wallets join through it as soon as they unlock.

What invites earn

Referral points come on top: the wallets you invite keep every point they earn. They count from the day a wallet joins.

Tiers

Your tier is set by the volume your Level 1 wallets traded since they joined. Moving up raises your share of every Level 1 point, the earlier ones included.

The market picker covers Hyperliquid’s crypto markets and its builder-deployed markets for stocks, indices, commodities, FX, pre-IPO companies and rates, with a tab for each. Search by name or ticker, sort by any column, and open a market straight from its address: /perps/BTC, /perps/xyz:NVDA.

Your perps wallet

Every vault comes with one perps wallet, made from your seed phrase, so it’s the same on every device. It signs every order instantly in your browser. Before its first order it switches to Hyperliquid’s one-balance mode, so a single USDC balance trades every market.

Trading

• The market bar: mark and oracle price, 24h change, volume, open interest, and funding with a countdown to the hourly payment.
• The chart shows your entry and liquidation lines and reaches back through Hyperliquid’s full candle history. The order book reads in the coin or in USD.
• The order panel: cross or isolated leverage, Market or Limit, Long or Short, size in USD or coins with 25 / 50 / 75 / Max, reduce only, TP / SL, post only and slippage, with the order value and margin shown before you send.
• Market close on any position, Cancel or Cancel all on open orders, and your full trade history, with PnL cards for open positions and closed trades.

Funding

Deposit in the perps panel (Add funds on a fresh wallet) asks for the asset first, then lists every place holding it:

• USDC, ready to trade, from your Elysa wallets on HyperEVM or your connected wallet on Hyperliquid or HyperEVM.
• HYPE, sold for USDC on arrival, from the same places.
• Other coins: SOL, BTC, ETH and stablecoins from other chains, delivered as USDC.

Withdraw sends USDC to any Hyperliquid address. Orders and account data go between your browser and Hyperliquid directly, and Elysa follows Hyperliquid’s own regional availability: wherever Hyperliquid’s app trades, Elysa trades.

• Markets by category (Crypto, TradFi, Sports, Economics, Culture, Tech), with label chips, search, and sorting by Volume, Soonest or Newest.
• Yes / No markets show their chance on a gauge with prices in cents; match-ups name both sides; multi-outcome questions list their leading answers.
• Each market page has a chance chart from 1H to All, every outcome with its Yes and No prices, the order book and trades, and the full rules.
• Every market carries its picture: the coin’s own icon for price markets, both teams for match-ups, a trophy for tournaments.

Trading

A share pays $1 if its side wins, so its price in cents is the market’s chance. The ticket on each market page buys or sells either side:

• Market: enter an amount in USDC (or tap +$1, +$10, +$100, Max) and see the shares it buys, the average price and what they win before you send.
• Limit: set a price in cents and the number of shares; the order rests until it fills, under Your orders with Cancel.
• Sell any shares you hold, in full or by 25 / 50%, at market or at your price. The Sell button on a position opens its ticket ready to sell.
• Merge: hold both sides of a market and each Yes + No pair turns back into $1 of USDC in one step, straight from the ticket.

Orders are signed instantly by your perps wallet and use the same USDC balance as perps, so funding perps funds predictions too. Your shares show with their value and PnL on the market page and beside the list. Prediction markets follow Hyperliquid’s regional availability; from anywhere you can follow every market and sell shares you hold.

History and results

• Beside the list, Positions, Orders and History: every buy, sell and settlement, with your realized PnL after fees and how many markets you won.
• When a market resolves, Hyperliquid pays out automatically: each winning share becomes $1 in your USDC balance.
• A resolved market keeps its page, with the result, the rules it resolved under and your trades in it.

Turn them on in Settings → Quick-buy and Pulse → Keyboard shortcuts. Two-key chords like GP are pressed one after the other. Shortcuts pause while you type in a field or have a dialog open, and pasting a contract address anywhere opens its token, shortcuts on or off.

Everywhere

On a token page

In Instant Trade

Themes

Ten themes: Talaria (the default), Asphodel, Threshold (light), Meander, Glaux, Bivium, Navy, Asteroid, Dark and High contrast. Open the list from the theme button in the status bar to try them one after another, or pick one in Settings → Theme. Your choice loads instantly on every visit.

Sounds

Short tones for order sent, buy filled, sell filled and order failed, in four packs: Glass, Marimba, Lyre and Digital. Set the volume, switch each sound on or off, and press ▶ to hear it. Fills play even while Elysa is in a background tab.

Each Pulse column can also play a calm, low sound when a new token that matches its filters arrives: switch it on in the column's filters. It plays at the same volume.

Display

• Quick-buy button size: Small, Large or Mega.
• Metrics size: larger pictures and type on every card.
• Animations: switch off for an instant, motion-free terminal.