$ELYQ is now live and tradable.
CA: 0x429936ae91af7b88cf8188f74134505538bc2a56
Powered by automated Engine Pools on Uniswap v4, using trading fees to buy back $KNTQ and $ELYQ and add liquidity.
Launch tokens on Elyquid via @MontraXYZ and activate Engine Pools from day one.
Now supporting $NVDA (tokenized stock) and $KNTQ. More assets coming soon.
https://t.co/QQsirHYHiP
We believe in what we’re building, and more importantly, we believe in long-term adoption.
Elyquid has been in development for a while. We started on testnet, worked through the iterations, and earned a spot on the official Elysium ecosystem listing. We’re not here for a quick launch and a quick exit.
If you’re concerned about the Google Safe Browsing warning on https://t.co/S0fDHJ2rvD, we’re already working on it. We’ve submitted a review request to Google and are waiting for their response.
In the meantime, we’re preparing to bring the new website live through ENS + @eth_limo as another step toward a more decentralized web.
The Engine keeps running. Buybacks and LP operations continue as usual.
Big update: elyquid.eth is now secured.
We’re moving the Elyquid website to ENS + https://t.co/dCrjo2xP3Q as part of our push toward a more decentralized web.
Our current domain, https://t.co/S0fDHJ2rvD, is being flagged by Google Safe Browsing. We’re investigating the issue and working to get it resolved. We suspect it could be a false positive, but we’re not jumping to conclusions.
If you check the Hyperliquid Explorer, you’ll also find our team’s previous onchain activity building autonomous AI trading agents over a year ago:
https://t.co/aBxpfRePus
Building onchain infrastructure and AI agents isn’t new territory for us.
A quick note on Engine Pools: All buyback and liquidity operations for $ELYQ, $KNTQ, and $MONTRA will continue running as usual throughout this website transition. No changes to Engine operations.
The new decentralized website will be live shortly.
Appreciate everyone bearing with us while we make the transition. More updates soon.
Quick update: we’re moving Elyquid to @eth_limo as part of our move toward a more decentralized architecture.
The new website is being prepared and will be live shortly. We’ll share the new link as soon as it’s ready.
Stay tuned.
Engine Pool Now Supports $MONTRA
The $ELYQ/$MONTRA Engine Pool is now live on Uniswap v4.
The Engine now automates buybacks of $ELYQ, $MONTRA, and $KNTQ, then adds the acquired tokens back into their respective LPs.
Both $ELYQ/$MONTRA and $ELYQ/$KNTQ are now connected to the Engine.
Pools are also indexed on DexScreener. Check them out:
https://t.co/UisoMdnNjl
We’re currently syncing the Engine with the launch flow so every new token launched on Elyquid can have its own Engine Pool connected from day one.
We’re also working on adding $MONTRA as a supported Engine asset, alongside $KNTQ, $NVDA.
A few things are being wired up behind the scenes. More updates soon.
Elyquid is now officially verified on Elysium.
Our token is listed and verified on the Elysium ecosystem. Another small milestone for the project as we keep building and expanding the Engine.
Check it out:
https://t.co/QpVkfPUTF2
A lot of people ask how the Elyquid engine actually works.
Every Engine Pool has its own fee distribution. A portion of trading fees is used for token buybacks, while another portion goes toward adding liquidity.
Everything is handled automatically through our Uniswap v4 Hooks. No manual buyback calls or LP management needed from the creator.
A few things we’re working on at Elyquid.
Expanding supported pair assets beyond NVDA and KNTQ, improving the Engine Pool system, and building out holder rewards once pools have enough depth to support them.
There’s still plenty to do. We’ll keep shipping and sharing updates as things go live.
The Engine keeps doing its thing.
16.5M $ELYQ and 577.9 $KNTQ bought back, with both added to the $ELYQ/$KNTQ Uniswap v4 LP.
Next up, we’re adding $MONTRA to the Engine tomorrow. Automated LP will expand to $ELYQ/$MONTRA alongside $ELYQ/$KNTQ
A quick look at what we’re building with Uniswap v4 Hooks on Elysium.
Elyquid uses custom hook logic to route trading fees into automated buybacks and liquidity additions.
We’ve got the first pools running with $KNTQ and $ELYQ. Now we’re working on expanding the supported assets and improving the engine.
One thing we’ve noticed with most launchpads is that the focus is almost entirely on the launch.
We wanted to work on the part that comes after.
Engine Pools automate buybacks and liquidity additions using trading fees. No need to manually trigger every operation.
That’s the core idea behind Elyquid.
Been working on Elyquid and wanted to share a bit more about what we’re actually building.
The idea is to make token launches more than just deploying a contract and creating a pool. Elyquid adds an automated engine that uses trading fees for buybacks and LP additions.
Built around Uniswap v4 Hooks. Still a lot to ship, but the core engine is already running.
We’re building Elyquid on Elysium.
Our Uniswap v4 Engine Pools are already live, automatically buying back $KNTQ and $ELYQ with trading fees and adding both tokens to their liquidity pools.
Uniswap v4 is live on Elysium 🦄
Hooks, singleton pools and flash accounting, now running on Elysium.
Dynamic fees, custom curves, onchain limit orders. If you can write it as a hook, you can ship it on Elysium with @Uniswap.
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How Elyquid Engine Pools Work
Elyquid is built to turn trading activity into deeper liquidity and rewards for holders.
A portion of trading fees is automatically used to buy back $KNTQ and $ELYQ, then add both tokens to their Uniswap v4 pools.
While the engine builds liquidity, holders can earn rewards from trading activity on Montra.
Next up: $KNTQ and $ELYQ holder rewards. We want to build deeper liquidity first so the pools can generate enough fees to support ongoing rewards.
It’s a step-by-step process: buybacks, more liquidity, more trading activity, and eventually more rewards for holders.
The engine is live and the first buyback and LP additions are already done.
Check out the pools on DexScreener:
https://t.co/FDF6NBjLqH
Engine Update
The first automated buyback round is live.
The engine has bought approximately $200 worth of $KNTQ and $200 worth of $ELYQ, with both assets added to their liquidity pools.
And this is just the first round. The engine will continue using trading fees to buy back both tokens and add liquidity over time.
Track the pools:
https://t.co/FDF6NBjLqH
Engine Update
Our automation is syncing with the contracts. $KNTQ and $ELYQ buybacks, followed by automatic LP additions, will go live soon.
Almost ready.
Quick update: We’re syncing the Engine Pools with our smart contracts to make sure all buybacks, liquidity additions, and reward operations are properly processed onchain.
Still working through the backend to get everything running smoothly. More updates soon. Thanks for sticking with us!
$ELYQ is now live and tradable.
CA: 0x429936ae91af7b88cf8188f74134505538bc2a56
Powered by automated Engine Pools on Uniswap v4, using trading fees to buy back $KNTQ and $ELYQ and add liquidity.
Launch tokens on Elyquid via @MontraXYZ and activate Engine Pools from day one.
Now supporting $NVDA (tokenized stock) and $KNTQ. More assets coming soon.
https://t.co/QQsirHYHiP
$KNTQ is now supported by Elyquid Engine, alongside $NVDA. The engine automatically turns trading fees into token buybacks and additional liquidity, helping projects build stronger liquidity over time without relying on manual intervention. More assets coming soon.
System Update
The system is currently experiencing some instability, and we’re actively working on fixes behind the scenes.
Rest assured, all tokens you have launched and the engine’s underlying data remain safe. Any pending operations will be processed once the system is stable again.