A keeper watches your loan's health and opens a short as it drops, then closes it on a rebound and uses the profit to pay down the debt. You give it a session key that can trade but can't withdraw. The hedge on HyperCore needs Elysium's HyperCore links, which aren't live on the testnet yet, so it runs in a dry-run mode for now. Not audited; it says it will launch on Ascend.
On ElysiumPublic testnet open to everyone since Oct 19 (aegishedge.xyz), asking for feedback and bug reports before launch. Its vault has been on the Elysium testnet since Oct 16; the HyperCore hedge itself waits for Elysium's HyperCore links.
- Status
- public testnet
- Launch
- on Ascend, date to be announced
It's running or deployed on the Elysium testnet today.
How these numbers are read
Volume, trades, launches, sales, stakes and TVL: read from the project's own contracts on the Elysium testnet (last Oct 20, 04:03 UTC). Wallets and transactions: our indexer reads every block and counts the different wallets calling its contracts (last Oct 20, 04:03 UTC). X followers: from the public profile, four times a day. Contracts: Found by our radar: its AegisVault contract, deployed on Oct 16. Not confirmed by the team yet. Dollars: testnet HYPE at that day's Hyperliquid price, test USDC at $1; testnet tokens have no real value.