Elysium token tools

HYPE fees per Elysium tool, from the token to its fee claims

To create a token on Elysium, the Tokenry fee is 0.4 HYPE, plus 0.07 HYPE for each paid feature you switch on, such as a tax or anti-whale limits. With all 7 paid features, the Tokenry fee for the token is 0.89 HYPE.

The pool creator lets you create a liquidity pool on Elysium on Uniswap v2, v3 or v4, with your token paired against HYPE, USDC or another ERC-20 you paste by address. A Tokenry token with a tax pairs on v2 with HYPE, or with USDC once its HYPE pool has liquidity, and one with anti-whale limits or a blacklist pairs with HYPE, or with USDC in a v2 pool. The Tokenry fee is 0.15 HYPE per pool, and an optional first buy in the same transaction adds no Tokenry fee.

The multisender lets you send HYPE or tokens to many wallets on Elysium for a Tokenry fee of 0.0015 HYPE per recipient. One transaction pays up to 400 wallets, and a longer list is split into several transactions.

To add liquidity on Elysium or remove liquidity on Elysium in a Uniswap pool, each action costs a 0.15 HYPE Tokenry fee. Removing from a v3 or v4 position also pays out the fees it earned. To claim pool fees on Elysium from a Uniswap v3 or v4 position without removing liquidity, the Tokenry fee is 0.045 HYPE per claim.

The Elysium token manager charges no Tokenry fee, and each change to your token's settings pays only gas in HYPE. Every other tool pays gas in HYPE on top of its Tokenry fee, and no Tokenry fee on Elysium is a percentage of your supply, deposit or fees.

Where a new Elysium token goes after the deploy

Create the Elysium token first, and the full supply lands in your wallet. Open its first pool next, because a new token has no market price until a pool holds it, and your first deposit sets the price. Send the token to holders before or after the pool opens. As trading grows, add liquidity, remove it or claim fees, and change owner settings in the token manager.

A launch with a plain token and its first pool comes to 0.55 HYPE in Tokenry fees (0.4 + 0.15). A token with one paid feature such as a tax, its pool and a send to 100 wallets come to 0.77 HYPE (0.47 + 0.15 + 100 x 0.0015). Gas in HYPE and the tokens you deposit in the pool are extra.

HYPE, WHYPE and USDC on Elysium

The Elysium tools check your HYPE balance on Elysium only, so HYPE you hold on another chain does not count toward the Tokenry fee or gas.

WHYPE (wrapped HYPE) and USDC are the canonical tokens on Elysium, and look-alike tokens exist. Check a token's address in Kinetiq's contract address list before you pair or send it. USDC on Elysium is bridged USDC.

What cannot be undone on Elysium, and what a revert costs

Most actions on an Elysium tool are one wallet transaction with any Tokenry fee inside it, sometimes after a token approval or a signed permit. If that transaction reverts, no Tokenry fee is taken, but the gas it used is spent. If you decline in your wallet, nothing is sent and nothing is charged.

A token's features are fixed at creation and cannot be added or removed later. Renouncing ownership cannot be undone. Burning a pool position is permanent, and so is locking a Uniswap v4 position forever, though its fees stay claimable. Payouts the multisender has delivered cannot be reversed.