Launches.
Every new token on ElysRocket, born whole in its pool. You pick the fee — 0–2%, at least half to the platform — and once the net-sold threshold is crossed, the token graduates to Uniswap V3 on its own.
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One transaction, one billion tokens, all of them born inside the pool. No presale rounds, no insider allocation, no mint switch left on — the supply you see at block one is the supply forever.
Native HYPE and WHYPE pools graduate to Uniswap V3 once the net-sold threshold is crossed. Custom ERC-20 quote pools stay sealed in the launch contract and do not migrate.
The fee is fixed at launch and can never change. At least half of every fee goes to the platform; the rest follows your QuadSplit on the right. The 3-second Aegis anti-snipe tax at launch sits on top of your chosen fee.
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How it works
ElysRocket is an original launch architecture, designed and built natively for Elysium. Five ideas define it — whole-supply birth, a pool that graduates, the QuadSplit fee engine, dividend-native tokens and the Aegis shield. Ascension is the moment a token proves itself — and graduates, for real. Every protocol constant is published in full. Together they make each launch fair by construction, not by promise.
Born whole, in the pool
An Elys token does not trickle into existence. One transaction mints exactly 1,000,000,000 tokens and places the entire supply into the pool against the quote you choose — native HYPE, WHYPE or any ERC-20 — priced from a virtual reserve, so a market exists from the very first block without anyone seeding a unit of real capital. There is no mint function to abuse later, no presale, no team allocation. If you set a first buy, it fills inside the launch transaction itself, in the founder's lane, before any outside wallet can trade.
Liquidity no one can take
Most launchpads promise locked liquidity; Elys removes the alternative. The pool is an internal market inside the contract, and the contract simply has no function that withdraws it — not for the creator, not for the platform, not for anyone. And when a token proves itself, the pool does not unlock: once the net-sold threshold is crossed, it graduates, moving itself into a Uniswap V3 pool whose LP position is locked in the dead address forever. A rug needs a door. We never built one.
One fee, four destinations
Every trade pays the fee its creator chose at launch — 0% to 2% in the quote asset, fixed forever. The platform keeps at least half of that fee; the remaining half runs through QuadSplit, the fee-routing design at the heart of ElysRocket. At launch the creator composes the split across four streams: Creator (claimable in Profile), Holders (paid out as dividends), Buyback & burn (the pool buys its own token and sends it to the dead address) and Liquidity (added straight back into the pool, lifting the floor under every holder). The balanced default is 25% each; a creator chasing pure community alignment can route it all to holders. On the sell side, payouts are capped by the pool's real reserve, so the market can never promise money it does not hold.
Holding is the strategy
Elys tokens carry their dividend logic in the token itself — no staking contracts, no farming detours, no snapshots to game. Hold the token and the holders' stream of every trade accrues to you in the quote asset, weighted by your balance, ready to claim from Profile whenever you like. Yield here is not an emissions schedule; it is a share of real trading, paid by the market itself. Dividends accrue while a token trades in its birth pool; once it graduates to Uniswap V3 they stop accruing — and everything already earned remains claimable, forever.
Three seconds of armor
The first moments of a launch are where snipers feed. The Aegis window answers with a decaying shield: with a 1% base fee, buys in the launch second pay a 99% tax, then 24.81%, then 5.19% (the Aegis add-on is +98% / +23.81% / +4.19% on top of whatever base fee the creator chose, capped at 99%) — and from the third second on, only that chosen fee remains. Bots can still buy; they just pay the community for the privilege. The founder's own first buy, sealed inside the launch transaction, is exempt by design.
The 60% mark
When 60% of a token's supply has been bought out of its pool, net of sells, the token Ascends — and graduation is real. Inside the very transaction that crosses the line, the pool's reserves move to a standard Uniswap V3 pool (the ElysPump system, 1% fee tier, full range) at exactly the internal pool's final price, and the LP position is locked in the dead address, where no one can ever withdraw it. From that block on, the token trades everywhere on Elysium — aggregators, bots, any front end — while creator fees and unclaimed dividends stay exactly where they were, claimable as always. One honest boundary: only native HYPE and WHYPE pools graduate; pools quoted in a custom ERC-20 keep trading in their birth pool, sealed as designed.
Protocol constants
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Virtual quote reserve | 30 HYPE |
| Trade fee | 0–2% · creator’s choice at launch |
| Platform share of fee | ≥50% |
| QuadSplit share of fee | ≤50% |
| Aegis tiers (at 1% base) | 99% → 24.81% → 5.19% |
| Ascension threshold | 60% net sold |
| Ascension migration | Uniswap V3 · LP locked in dEaD |
| Chain | Elysium · 99901 |
Contracts · Elysium
Contracts are unaudited. Only trade what you can afford to lose.