Elysium trading goes live on fomo with 2x rewards

What happened

Elysium posted “Elysium mainnet is now live” at 13:01 UTC on 9 November 2026. At 13:33 UTC fomo followed: “Elysium is now live on fomo. Earn 2x trader rewards on @Enter_Elysium tokens.” It had promised day-one support on 28 October, the same day Elysium called fomo “the exclusive trading partner for Elysium”.

Elysium is an EVM network built by Kinetiq, a liquid-staking project on Hyperliquid. Bankless reports that it settles to HyperEVM, Hyperliquid’s smart-contract chain, uses HYPE for network fees, and will link to Hyperliquid’s order books about four weeks after launch.

What fomo’s help centre says

The “Supported chains” article, updated on launch day, now lists eight chains. On Elysium:

• You use the same EVM wallet address as on Base, Ethereum and the others.
• Deposits and withdrawals are in USDC. Check that the receiving wallet or exchange accepts USDC on Elysium before you withdraw.
• Elysium has no public block explorer yet, so for a support question you need the transaction hash from the wallet you sent from.

The fees article now includes Elysium among the networks charged 0.50% per trade plus network fees, or 0.45% with a referral code. See today’s fees.

What we could not verify

What “2x trader rewards” pays: fomo does not publish the base rate of its trader (creator) rewards, so twice an unpublished rate is still unknown. What “exclusive trading partner” covers: neither side has said. DefiLlama does not yet track fomo fees on Elysium. We have not traded on Elysium ourselves.

A new chain brings new tokens with no history. Most small tokens lose most of their value; match the contract address, not the name. Background: Elysium on fomo.