Allium supports Elysium from day one
Elysium mainnet is live, with Allium providing day-one access to raw, decoded, and enriched blockchain data.
Developers can build wallet experiences, track asset flows, and monitor network activity from the first block, using the same infrastructure they already rely on across other chains.
We've been working with the Elysium team throughout private mainnet to make sure that teams building on the network have access to reliable, usable data from launch.
Built for the expanding Hyperliquid ecosystem
Elysium is Kinetiq's general-purpose, high-performance DeFi EVM for the Hyperliquid ecosystem.
As the Hyperliquid ecosystem expands beyond perpetual futures, more applications, assets, and activity will span multiple execution environments.
That creates a growing challenge for developers and data teams: understanding what's happening across networks without building and maintaining separate data infrastructure for each one.
Allium provides a consistent data layer across Elysium, HyperEVM, and the broader onchain economy, making it easier to build applications and analyze activity as the ecosystem grows.
Everything developers need from the first block
Launching on a new chain comes with an immediate infrastructure challenge.
Users expect to see their wallet balances, transaction history, and asset values from day one. Analytics teams need to understand network activity, monitor contracts, and track how value moves.
Building that infrastructure independently means indexing a network from genesis, decoding contract activity, enriching token data, and maintaining those pipelines as the network evolves.
Allium handles that work so teams can focus on building their products.
Elysium data is available across Allium's data platform, including:
- Raw blockchain data: Blocks, transactions, logs, and traces.
- Decoded activity: Contract calls and events, decoded into structured data.
- Assets and transfers: Token transfers and balances.
- Developer APIs: Wallet balances and transaction history, with enriched token metadata and USD values.
- Historical and real-time data: Available through Explorer, Datashares, and Datastreams.
Developers can use the same APIs and data schemas they already work with across other supported networks, without building a dedicated Elysium indexing pipeline.
One consistent view across the Hyperliquid ecosystem
As activity spreads across HyperEVM, Elysium, and other networks, understanding the full picture becomes increasingly important.
Allium normalizes blockchain data into consistent schemas, allowing teams to analyze Elysium alongside other networks without rebuilding their data models.
This makes it possible to answer questions such as:
- Who is active? Track wallets, balances, and transaction history from the first block.
- Where is value moving? Follow token transfers and contract interactions to understand activity across the network.
- What is being built? Monitor contract deployments and application activity as the ecosystem develops.
The same infrastructure supports user-facing applications, internal analytics, research, and risk monitoring.
Asset identity is another important part of this picture.
HyperEVM ERC-20 tokens can bridge permissionlessly into Elysium, while Elysium-native assets can reach HyperEVM through the mirror bridge. As a result, the same economic asset can exist in multiple representations across the ecosystem.
Correctly identifying and reconciling those representations is essential for accurate supply, balance, and cross-chain activity analysis. Without it, the same assets can be counted multiple times.
This is why consistent asset identity and normalized data become increasingly valuable as onchain ecosystems expand.
Ready for what's next
Elysium launches with Allium data infrastructure already in place, giving developers and data teams access to the information they need from the start.
As Elysium evolves, including its planned HyperCore read and write capabilities, Allium will continue expanding coverage to support new activity and workflows as they become available.
For teams building on Elysium, the data is ready.
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