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The ultimate @Enter_Elysium ecosystem list
Launchpads / DEXs / NFTs / Games / Predictions / Infra
Save this so you don’t have to search for every handle later
tldr,
these are the names building across Elysium
launchpads bring the tokens venues bring the trading tools help people find them and infra keeps everything running
Some are still announced
Being on the list doesn’t mean a token exists or the product is live
> LAUNCHPADS
1. @AscendLaunch
token launches + lifecycle listed as a partner watching what happens after the launch matters just as much as the launch itself
2. @SignalFam
curve launches one to track if you’re following new tokens coming through the ecosystem
3. @oxleydotfun
deal markets + auctions a different route from the usual curve launch
4. @CorePad_hl
curve launches focused on HyperCore worth keeping on the list if that’s where you spend your time
5. @Neuriio
tokens for X accounts curious to see which accounts turn an audience into an actual community around a token
6. @perpmefun
token launches another venue to watch for what comes out of Elysium
7. @ChainzyLabs
token launches + V3 liquidity the launch is one part having somewhere to trade afterward is the other
8. @MontraXYZ
community launchpad announced so watching for the product and launch details
9. @citadeldotxyz
fair launch launchpad announced keeping an eye on how the launch mechanics work
> NFTs / MARKETPLACES
10. @kalosfun
NFT marketplace + trading/DEX covers more than just buying a jpeg
11. @AtlasHL
NFT marketplace a name to track if you are following collections in the ecosystem
> DEXs / TRADING / DEFI
12. @HyperFlow_fun
swap aggregator. once liquidity spreads across venues, finding the better route starts to matter
13. @Elypact
OTC trading. another way to trade outside the usual swap screen
14. @Pindar_finance
fixed + floating funding rates. perp traders already know funding can eat into a good trade
15. @Pantheonindex
index of Ascend coins. following a basket instead of picking every launch individually
16. @aegis_hedge
liquidation hedging. interested in the mechanics here because leverage is easy to open and harder to manage
17. @NestExchange
ve(3,3) MetaDEX. announced. watching how liquidity and incentives come together
18. @HybraFinance
ve(3,3) liquidity layer. one to follow for where liquidity gets directed
19. @_StockFlow
tokenized stocks. for people looking beyond crypto pairs
20. @truemarketsco
tokenized markets. announced. waiting to see which markets make it into the product
21. @dawndottrade
multichain trading announced worth tracking for anyone trading across chains
> GAMES
22. @Frogflipxyz
coin flip + crash games
23. @playelysa
casino games another part of the ecosystem’s gaming side
24. @eloscapeHQ
mining game curious to see the progression and what keeps players coming back
25. @clashforelysium
onchain battle royale this is one I’d want to see in action
26. @Hyperion_RPG
action RPG gameplay will be the thing to watch here
> PREDICTION MARKETS / DERIVATIVES
27. @hyperflip_xyz
combos built around HIP-4 outcomes one to follow if you’re exploring how those markets can be combined
28. @TemporalFinance
options on perps definitely on my radar as someone who follows perp DEXs
29. @LiquidictionHL
HIP-4 prediction markets another name to track on the prediction side
30. @Bound_Exchange
price path + trade ideas trading the route price takes becomes part of the trade
31. @speculatexyz
prediction markets announced watching for the markets and launch details
32. @BranchpointXYZ
conditional markets worth digging into how the conditions and outcomes are structured
33. @outrivexyz
social trading interested in how traders share ideas and how others follow them
> TOOLS / ANALYTICS
34. @liquidterminal
Elysium dashboard + data you need somewhere to check what’s actually happening
35. @ElysiumEco
community hub + project list + live data tracker. a useful starting point for exploring the ecosystem
36. @Ellytradebot
Telegram trading bot. another way to access trading from where crypto users already spend their time
> INFRASTRUCTURE
37. @arbitrum
Arbitrum Orbit rollup framework part of the foundation underneath the apps
38. @conduitxyz
G2 sequencer less visible than a launchpad still part of what makes the chain run
39. @Alchemy
primary RPC provider the connection between users apps and the chain matters
40. @ChainstackHQ
RPC nodes infrastructure to keep on the list alongside the apps
41. @Quicknode
RPC nodes another provider on the infrastructure side
My attention is on the launchpads trading venues and prediction markets first
Plenty to track here but I want to see what ships and where people actually stick around
Bookmark the list and check the official handles for live status token details and announcements
NFA DYOR
Verify the network + CA through official sources before touching any token
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344 projects and we’re still early in understanding just how big the Hyperliquid ecosystem can become.
As infrastructure improves and more builders enter the ecosystem, we’ll likely see products and use cases that aren’t even represented on this map today.
344 projects building on Hyperliquid, now three ways to browse them.
Map for the big picture, Directory for the details, Constellation to see it all orbit Hyperliquid.
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I’ve been involved in crypto across multiple market cycles, and there’s still an enormous amount to learn. The ecosystem continues to evolve, and so does my understanding of it.
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One thing I’ve learned from spending years participating in different corners of crypto is that information becomes increasingly valuable when you know where to look, what to measure, and how to interpret what you’re seeing.
People are interested in understanding where capital is moving, how protocols are performing, and which developments might have broader implications for the ecosystem.
Of the 24,059 accounts following me, 3,842 are classified as smart followers by Creator Wire, including influencers, projects, and VCs.
I’ve been involved in crypto across multiple market cycles, and there’s still an enormous amount to learn. The ecosystem continues to evolve, and so does my understanding of it.
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Excited to work with Payward to forge a path for onchain derivatives built on Hyperliquid's infrastructure. Kraken is one of the most trusted and respected exchanges in crypto. They are also true believers in the technology and crypto ethos. We're honored that they are building on Hyperliquid to bring the next evolution of perpetual markets to the United States.
Payward, the parent company of Kraken, announced its intention to be the first CFTC-regulated deployer on HIP-3* markets. Payward will use Hyperliquid as the infrastructure layer to deploy perpetual futures markets for US clients. Subject to regulatory approval, Bitnomial, Payward’s CFTC-regulated DCM and DCO, would act as the HIP-3* deployer: creating, owning, and administering the markets and clearing and settling the contracts. If approved, NinjaTrader Clearing, Payward’s CFTC-registered FCM, would carry client accounts.
HIP-3 will support optional deployer configuration for permissioned markets in a future network upgrade. This set of additional deployer functionality is collectively called HIP-3*. At its core, HIP-3* activation involves an onchain allowlist managed by the deployer or its sub-deployers. The functionality is strictly additive to HIP-3; its use is optional and up to the deployer. Existing markets remain unchanged. The initial release is available on testnet, where specifications are preliminary and subject to change based on feedback.
Hyperliquid is a neutral infrastructure layer with the goal of supporting large parts of the financial system. HIP-3* gives deployers additional functionality to operate deployments consistent with the requirements applicable to them. As with HIP-3, HIP-3* deployers are independent operators who use Hyperliquid as the onchain infrastructure layer for their own markets, while retaining control and responsibility over their deployment.
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