What is Colysium

Colysium is one app for the things people do with money on Elysium: launching a token, trading it, calling the outcome of an event, and playing games against other players. Each product lives in the same shell, behind the same wallet connection, so a launch, a trade and a game all sit in one place instead of a dozen separate sites.

The name

Colysium is the Colosseum spelled through Elysium. Rome built its arena so the whole city could gather in one place and watch the contest for itself. Colysium is that arena for Elysium: an open floor where anyone can enter, and where the rules are the same for everyone and visible to all.

Built on Elysium

Elysium is Kinetiq’s Layer 2 for Hyperliquid. It settles to HyperEVM, uses HYPE for gas, and produces a block about 106 ms apart on testnet. Colysium’s contracts run there, and every rule that touches money (fees, splits, caps, timelocks) is enforced by those contracts rather than by a server.

Where things stand

StatusLaunch’s rules are final and its contracts are being built and tested on Elysium testnet. Contract addresses appear in these docs only after they are deployed and their source is verified. Elysium’s public mainnet is announced for 9 November 2026.

The other products are in design. Each one gets its own section here once its rules are decided. See Products for the full line-up.

Your wallet, your keys

Colysium does not hold your funds or create accounts for you. You connect a wallet you already use, either a browser wallet or a phone wallet by QR code, and you sign every transaction yourself.