Potential airdrop
Elysium airdrop: potential, not confirmed
Elysium has no airdrop open for sign-up on 1 November 2026, and its site lists no points, tasks or claim. What puts it on this list is a live testnet with a faucet, a bridge from HyperEVM testnet and an explorer. In practice, using it now means fetching testnet tokens, bridging in HYPE and deploying or exploring contracts.
Potential airdrop: nothing to join yet · checked 1 November 2026
As of 1 November 2026, the Elysium testnet is live, with a faucet, a bridge from HyperEVM testnet and an explorer in use. The project's site describes no points, task list or airdrop claim to take part in.
A potential airdrop is not a campaign: Elysium may never hold one, and using it may earn you nothing.
Elysium has no open airdrop on 1 November 2026; its live testnet is the signal, and the page gives steps to start using the network.
What is Elysium?
Elysium is a DeFi-focused chain made by Kinetiq to sit beside Hyperliquid. It is an Orbit rollup: transactions run on Elysium and settle on HyperEVM, next to HyperCore, with HYPE paying for gas. The site cites 100 ms blocks and a 300 Mgas/s execution target.
The project presents Elysium as a fast lane for Hyperliquid: it says the network is fast enough for high-frequency trading and connected to HyperCore's order books. Developers keep their usual tools, since Solidity and Vyper compile unchanged and Foundry, Hardhat, viem and ethers all work.
A testnet is live as of 1 November 2026. A community directory of apps on the Elysium testnet sits alongside the project's own ecosystem page, which lists launchpads, exchanges, games and RPC providers built for the network.
How Elysium works
Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit rollup running stock ArbOS, so transactions execute on Elysium and settle to HyperEVM. Gas is paid in HYPE. On the testnet, you take test tokens from a faucet, bring HYPE and supported assets over from HyperEVM testnet, and then deploy contracts or use the apps listed in its ecosystem directory.
The bridge works in both directions, with a stated rule for the way back: funds leaving Elysium are claimed on HyperEVM. A bridge action inbox page tracks those transfers, and the explorer shows blocks, transactions, contracts and bridge deposits.
On rewards, the site describes a fee split rather than a program for ordinary users. It says 25% of sequencer fees are kept by builders and another 50% will be used to buy back and burn KNTQ. The Elysium site describes no points, task list or airdrop claim for taking part in the testnet.
Why Elysium is a potential airdrop
Elysium appears here because its testnet is live: the site invites visitors to get testnet tokens, bridge in, deploy and build. It also says builders keep 25% of Elysium's sequencer fees. On 1 November 2026 Elysium offered no points, tasks or claim, which leaves no reward to work toward for now.
Public testnet
The Elysium site says its testnet is live and invites visitors to get testnet tokens, bridge in, deploy and build on the network.
elysium.kinetiq.xyzBuilder fee share
The site says builders keep 25% of Elysium's sequencer fees, a revenue split aimed at builders rather than a program for ordinary users.
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How to start using Elysium
These steps are for using Elysium itself. There is no airdrop to take part in, so nothing here qualifies you for one.
Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.
Step 1: Open the Elysium site
Start at the Elysium homepage, which shows that the testnet is live and walks through the route from faucet to first contract.
Step 2: Get testnet tokens
Open the faucet, which the site says gives you tokens for building and testing.
Step 3: Bridge in from HyperEVM testnet
Go to the bridge, add Elysium Testnet to your wallet, connect it and bring HYPE across from HyperEVM testnet.
Step 4: Deploy or build
Follow the building guide to deploy with Solidity or Vyper and the Ethereum tooling you already know. Gas is paid in HYPE.
Step 5: Explore the network and its apps
Follow blocks and transactions in the explorer and browse apps built for Elysium on the ecosystem page.
Elysium airdrop FAQ
Is there a Elysium airdrop?
- No. On 1 November 2026 Elysium has no airdrop open for anyone, and its site lists no points, tasks or claim. The signal is a live testnet where the homepage tells visitors to get testnet tokens, bridge in, deploy and build.
Does Elysium have a token?
- Elysium's site names HYPE as its gas token and mentions KNTQ in its fee plan. It says 50% of sequencer fees will be used to buy back and burn KNTQ. The site gives no ticker or launch date for any reward.
What does using Elysium cost?
- On the testnet, tokens come from the faucet and gas on Elysium is paid in HYPE. The bridge moves HYPE over from HyperEVM testnet, so network fees are the cost the site describes for trying the chain.
Which chain does Elysium run on?
- Elysium is its own chain: an Arbitrum Orbit rollup built by Kinetiq that settles to HyperEVM and runs alongside HyperCore. It uses HYPE as gas, and funds leaving Elysium are claimed on HyperEVM.
Sources for this listing
- 01Elysiumelysium.kinetiq.xyz · read 1 November 2026
- 02Ecosystem: Elysiumtestnet.elysium.kinetiq.xyz · read 1 November 2026
- 03Bridge: Elysiumtestnet.elysium.kinetiq.xyz · read 1 November 2026
- 04Elysium: official site (social links)kinetiq.xyz · read 1 November 2026
