- Uniswap deployed its v2, v3, and v4 protocols simultaneously on Elysium, which is identified by Chain ID 99901.
- Hyperliquid’s $HYPE token is the network’s exclusive gas-fee asset, and transactions settle on HyperEVM.
- Elysium’s infrastructure targets block times of 100 milliseconds, with liquidity linked to Hyperliquid.
Uniswap introduced all three versions of its protocol on the Elysium network this Wednesday, The deployment was formalized on November 11, 2026, two days after the public mainnet launch developed by Kinetiq.
Uniswap v2, v3, and v4 are live on Elysium
Builders can find official deployment addresses in our developer docshttps://t.co/8fFClmhwxX
— Uniswap (@Uniswap) November 11, 2026
The exchange used its official channels to confirm that the contract addresses for v2, v3, and v4 are already documented for immediate technical integration. This is the first time the exchange’s full contract stack has been ported to a Layer 2 solution closely linked to Hyperliquid.
Elysium was designed for a target block time of 100 milliseconds, or ten blocks per second. The project’s technical records cite processing capacity of approximately 300 Mgas/s.
The network has no governance token of its own or independent emissions. Instead, $HYPE is the sole token used to pay for transaction settlement.
Kinetiq reported that transfers of $HYPE between HyperEVM and Elysium execute at 1:1 parity, serving as native gas without wrapped-token intermediaries. Likewise, ERC-20 standard assets can be transferred from HyperEVM to the new network without additional permissions.
Uniswap’s documentation lists Elysium under network identifier Chain ID 99901. The HyperEVM settlement layer, meanwhile, has its own distinct entry in the global protocol registry, Chain ID 999.
Technical Contract Integration and Sequencer Structure
Smart contracts for all three versions were validated on November 5, 2026, four days before the network’s public opening. The deployment transactions came from the institutional wallet that Uniswap Labs regularly uses for official deployments on Ethereum and Unichain.
For version v4, Uniswap Labs said the architecture supports dynamic fee tools and customized liquidity hooks. In the technical registry, the PoolManager contract address for Elysium uses parameters that are independent of those on other compatible chains.
The network’s economic model schedules the distribution of fees generated by the sequencer. Kinetiq committed to directing 50% of this revenue to KNTQ token buybacks, with 25% earmarked for developer incentives.
According to the official documentation, teams building on Elysium can use these funds for liquidity programs, fee rebates, or user rewards. Promoters have listed spot trading, lending markets, derivatives, and new-asset issuance among the potential use cases.
Launchpads such as Supercolony and Citadel implemented contracts that route new-token flows into mandatory paired pools against $HYPE. According to Kinetiq, this design directly links initial market depth to the liquidity available in that trading pair.
The launch on Elysium adds to the list of networks where all three exchange versions operate simultaneously. For decentralized traders, the environment offers order-routing and aggregation capabilities similar to those in Ethereum versions.
The network’s next milestone is the phased integration of lending protocols and the activation of derivatives during the second half of November 2026.
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