We're hosting an X Space tomorrow at 4 PM UTC!
We'll be talking about what's next for $ELYSION and some of the things we've been cooking behind the scenes
Trading Terminal, Wormhole integration, private node & RPC upgrades, and more upcoming developments
Join us to hear what we're building next
See you there!
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Quick update:
We've just rolled out a bunch of fixes and upgraded our servers to improve overall performance.
Launching and trading on ELYSION should now feel faster, smoother, and more reliable.
More improvements are on the way. We're just getting started.
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The next wave of blockchain ecosystems will bring more places to launch and trade tokens.
But creators shouldn't need to learn a completely new process for every chain.
That's what we're solving with $ELYSION.
One creation process connecting multiple ecosystems.
The tokens you've seen launching on $ELYSION are just the beginning.
We've already seen real launches and trading activity before Elysium's public mainnet even opens.
Now imagine what happens on Nov 9 when the ecosystem goes live and more features become available to explore.
We're only scratching the surface of what's possible here.
The next chapter is gonna be massive.
In ancient Greek mythology, Elysium was known as a paradise reserved for the blessed, a place of peace, happiness, and eternal bliss.
That's where ELYSION gets its name.
Our first mission was to bring native token launching to Elysium before its public mainnet opened, and we've already made that possible with real deployments and trading activity.
Now we're building what comes next.
More launch mechanics, better trading infrastructure, and a more complete multichain launchpad.
The next chapter of $ELYSION is already in development.
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Got some good feedback from you guys so far, including anti-vamp protection, wallet limits, and more flexible launch options
All of these suggestions will be discussed with the team to see what can be added
A few issues are also being worked on right now to make ELYSION run smoother
Appreciate everyone sharing their thoughts. Keep them coming
@traderkendo The parameter issue has been fixed now. Give it another try, everything should be working properly. Let us know if you run into any other issues!
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We're also exploring the possibility of running our own private node and RPC infrastructure for $ELYSION
The goal is faster, more reliable onchain data with less dependency on public RPC providers
This would also lay the groundwork for something bigger we're building toward
A more complete trading terminal
Still plenty cooking behind the scenes
Yes, that's exactly what we're building with the Hermes Engine
Creators can manage token deployments across supported chains from a single interface, with one creation flow and one payment process
Each chain has its own independent token contract and liquidity pool, so liquidity isn't shared across chains
The goal is to simplify multichain launches without requiring creators to use separate deployment tools for each ecosystem
We're working toward better tracking of new deployments, live buy and sell transactions, price movements, liquidity, and trading volume
This will be an important part of the upcoming terminal and its market discovery features
Our immediate focus is the trading terminal and the infrastructure needed to support it. Other features will follow as development progresses
We're building $ELYSION into more than just a place to launch tokens. We want it to become a complete platform for launching, discovering, and trading tokens across ecosystems
Where tokens begin
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@manifestibater That's a good suggestion. We'll definitely consider adding something like this to help prevent duplicate tickers and improve launch protection. Appreciate the feedback!
We're exploring a dedicated deployment monitoring system for ELYSION
The goal is to track new token deployments, verify contract creation, monitor liquidity pool initialization, and detect failed transactions across supported chains
This would help us identify deployment issues faster and give creators clearer visibility into every stage of their token launch
As we expand across more chains, reliable deployment monitoring becomes increasingly important
We're exploring a more flexible trading fee system that allows token creators to choose how fees are distributed
This could include creator revenue, holder rewards, buyback and burn, or a combination of different mechanisms
The goal is to give each token more flexibility in building its own economic model
We're exploring additional protection mechanisms for new token launches, including configurable wallet limits and dynamic opening fees
The goal is to give creators more control over their launches while reducing the advantages of automated sniping during the first few blocks
We're exploring Privy integration to make onboarding and wallet management easier on ELYSION
The goal is to let users sign in with familiar methods like email or social accounts, with wallets created and managed behind the scenes
This could make launching and trading tokens more accessible, especially for users who aren't familiar with setting up crypto wallets
Our multichain deployment engine coordinates launches across supported chains through a single interface
One creation flow, one payment process, and independent token contracts on each destination chain
We're continuing to improve this infrastructure as $ELYSION expands
We've already switched our SOL payment routing from deBridge to Relay, aiming for faster execution and lower routing costs
We'll continue optimizing the experience of buying Elysium-native tokens using SOL without manually bridging assets