Interesting approach. Since you're currently using signed snapshots to bring HyperCore data into Elysium, how do you see this evolving once native HyperCore reads become available?
Do you expect the precompiles to expose the same level of order book data, particularly depth and liquidity across multiple price levels?
Interesting breakdown of building an RFQ Combo exchange on HyperEVM.
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Hi @carsonthedev , @ericliujt a very great insights,
Curious where you’re seeing the biggest bottleneck right now. Is it getting quotes ready, getting transactions included on HyperEVM, or settling trades?
Do you think moving to Elysium would actually make a noticeable difference?
Appreciate Jeff and the HL team for the quick, clear response on latency.
Pointing out user-side fixes while actively optimizing under high load shows the right approach.
Cancel priority remains one of the smartest designs in onchain trading.
Keep building.
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1/🧵@Enter_Elysium went live ~24h ago. It might be the first L2 designed to make its L1 richer instead of competing with it.
For anyone just out of jail.
It combines:
• HyperCore
• Uniswap V4 Hooks
• PropAMMs
• Arbitrum Orbit
• Value-accretive fees
1/🧵@Enter_Elysium went live ~24h ago. It might be the first L2 designed to make its L1 richer instead of competing with it.
For anyone just out of jail.
It combines:
• HyperCore
• Uniswap V4 Hooks
• PropAMMs
• Arbitrum Orbit
• Value-accretive fees
12/ In short, Elysium tries to expand Hyperliquid’s capabilities instead of competing with it.
It turns HyperCore into a native order book for broader EVM activity.
Still early, but the direction is different.