Born anywhere. Raised here.
Launchpads on Elysium create thousands of tokens. Most die in days because their liquidity is thin. Liquibator is the middle stage between a launch and a real market.
The pipeline
LaunchAny launchpadMontra, Ascend, Pump.fun, BOXA and others put the token in its first pool.
LiquibateLiquibator cohortCurators select it. The vault adds HYPE liquidity for a fixed window.
GraduateHyperCore spotDeep enough to stand alone, it moves toward Hyperliquid's order book.
Step by step
01
ApplyA project submits its Elysium token. Checks confirm a plain ERC-20 with verified source and a live pool.
02
CurateCurators vote on applicants. The top tokens fill the cohort's slots and the liquidity each receives.
03
CommitAccepted projects deposit their incubation fee, 2–5% of supply, into a vesting contract onchain.
04
IncubateThe vault pairs HYPE with each token for 4–8 weeks. Pool fees and the vesting fee flow to depositors.
05
ReviewTokens that hit milestones graduate; the rest step down. Liquidity is always reduced in steps.
Who gets what
ProjectsDeeper liquidity and a path to spot
DepositorsPool fees and vested incubation fees
CuratorsA share when backed tokens graduate
TradersLess slippage on young tokens
Why Elysium
Elysium is built for spot trading and token launches, with 100 ms blocks and HYPE as gas. An upgrade after mainnet lets contracts read HyperCore order books and trade on HyperCore directly, which Liquibator Graduate uses.
Getting on Elysium →