CHAIN 99901 · ELYSIUMBLOCK TIME 106 ms · RAMSES · AERO · UNISWAPBOTS · PAPER MODE
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Pick an Elysium pair on Ramses, Aero or Uniswap, set your grid and replay it over the last days. Try it on paper for free; real bots in HYPE open soon: our keeper will trade them in a verified contract that only you can close.
HYPE …
gas …
bots running 0
fee 1% / swap
Majors are the pools we reviewed. Paper bots run on any pool against HYPE on Ramses, Aero and Uniswap: the list shows the pairs with more than $100k of liquidity, the search finds the rest. Real bots will open on reviewed pools only. Prices and candles are read through GeckoTerminal.
Infinity Grid and Spot Grid already run on Robinhood Chain. Now they come to Elysium, the Hyperliquid L2 by Kinetiq (chain id 99901): the same contracts, ported to Elysium's pools, with their own keeper. Paper is open: real HYPE prices from the pools, no gas, nothing to lose, you sign once and nothing moves on chain. Real bots open once the contracts are deployed and verified.
Infinity Grid buys a seed with half your deposit and keeps it worth the same: it sells a slice at every step up and buys a slice back at every step down, with no ceiling. Spot Grid trades inside a fixed range. Non-custodial: the bot is a contract, your funds sit in it, only you can close it.
Ramses, Aero and Uniswap v3 pools and Uniswap v4 pools, against HYPE (or WHYPE, the same thing wrapped). Paper bots run on any of them; real bots only on pools that passed our review. A v4 pool with a hook stays closed until that hook is reviewed.
A block every 0.1 s at about 0.5 gwei. A fill uses about 340,000 gas, around 0.0002 HYPE (a cent or two), paid from a small reserve in the bot that repays the keeper, exactly as on Robinhood.
Every swap pays 1 % to the router, and a fill only goes through when it still nets its level price, so each round trip keeps the whole step. A grid has to step at least 2.5 % and earn more than the gas of its fills, or it does not open.
A security check runs before you open a real bot: our own Elysium token scanner plus a round trip on the very pool the bot would trade, and the liquidity read from the chain. A red flag closes the door.
Your HYPE goes into the NLYRA Infinity Grid or Spot Grid contract on Elysium, under your wallet; our keeper can only buy and sell at the grid's prices, never withdraw. Close it any time and everything comes back to you; after 30 days the contract returns it on its own.
Like the Desk's paper mode: you sign once, the bot lives on our keeper under your wallet and you see it from any device. Every fill books at a live quote of the pool with the contract's own rules: seed, levels, reserve, floor, stop loss, compound, the 1 % fee and Elysium's gas. Nothing moves on chain.
The Hyperliquid L2 by Kinetiq: an Arbitrum Orbit chain (chain id 99901) with HYPE as its gas, settling on HyperEVM. Bridge HYPE in at elysium.kinetiq.xyz/bridge.
In Market: the majors (the pools we reviewed), the pairs with the most action on Elysium, or the search with a name or a contract address. Every bot trades against HYPE on the pool you picked.
Watch its fills and profit update with every candle, move or remove the stop loss of an Infinity Grid, turn compound on or off, add gas, and close it. A paper bot can also be paused and resumed.
The stop loss sells everything once the price falls to it, and never for less than 3 % under it on an Infinity Grid (5 % on a Spot Grid), the contract's own limit: a crash straight through it waits for the price to come back. The gas reserve pays every fill at Elysium's gas price; compound adds every realized gain to the position.
No. They keep running as today. Elysium gets its own contracts and its own keeper.
The wallet you already use on the Desk, switched to Elysium (chain id 99901), and the deposit in HYPE plus a little HYPE for the gas reserve. No sign-up, no API keys.
Every paper bot on one of the majors that is in profit after an hour ranks by its total result (bots on other pools run the same but do not rank: a thin pool is easy to move), like the Desk's leaderboard on Robinhood; under a day it shows what it made so far, after that its APR. Copy of a paper bot clones it on paper under your wallet.
Paper bots book every fill at a live Elysium pool quote with the contracts' rules, and the studio's replay runs over past candles. Neither is a promise of real results. A real grid loses value while the token keeps falling. Nothing here is financial advice.