Wallets, 7 days15,623
Transactions, 7 days333,424
Bridge deposits from HyperEVM330,953
Withdrawals to HyperEVM263,762
Wallets, 7 days15,623
Transactions, 7 days333,424
Bridge deposits from HyperEVM330,953
Withdrawals to HyperEVM263,762
HYPE withdrawn34,703
Contracts16
Offchain Labs' kit for launching your own chain on Arbitrum's technology (the Nitro software), now called Arbitrum chains in its docs. Teams choose their gas token, block time and how transaction data is stored: as a full rollup, or with AnyTrust, cheaper, where a small committee keeps the data.
On ElysiumElysium is an Orbit chain: transactions run on Elysium, its state settles on HyperEVM, and HYPE pays the gas. Kinetiq's docs say it uses AnyTrust at launch. Its bridge to HyperEVM runs through these system contracts: every deposit from HyperEVM is a retryable ticket, every withdrawal a message back.
- Built by
- Offchain Labs
- Software
- Arbitrum Nitro
- Docs
- docs.arbitrum.io
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 7, 22:14 UTC). Wallets and transactions: our indexer reads every block and counts the different wallets calling its contracts (last Oct 7, 22:13 UTC). X followers: from the public profile, four times a day. Contracts: The chain's own system contracts (Arbitrum Nitro), built into Elysium and verified on its explorer. Its bridge to HyperEVM runs through them. Dollars: testnet HYPE at that day's Hyperliquid price, test USDC at $1; testnet tokens have no real value.
