Uniswap has put all three versions of its exchange on Elysium, a network tied to Hyperliquid. The company confirmed on Nov. 11, 2026, that v2, v3 and v4 are live and that official contract addresses are listed in its developer docs. The deployment came two days after Elysium opened its public mainnet, which was built by Kinetiq.
What builders can use
Developers and liquidity providers can now reach the official contracts. Uniswap says this is the first time its full set of contracts has been moved to a Layer 2 network closely linked to Hyperliquid. That may matter for teams that want Uniswap-style routing without building on Ethereum itself.
Elysium is set for a 100 millisecond target block time, or ten blocks per second. Its technical records list about 300 Mgas/s of processing capacity. The network does not have its own governance token or separate emissions. HYPE is the only unit used to settle transactions.
Kinetiq says moving HYPE between HyperEVM and Elysium works at a 1:1 ratio and acts as native gas, with no wrapped token step. ERC-20 assets from HyperEVM can also move over without extra permissions. Uniswap lists Elysium as Chain ID 99901. HyperEVM remains Chain ID 999 in the protocol registry.
Contracts and fees
The contracts for all three versions were checked on Nov. 5, 2026, four days before the public launch. The deployment transactions came from the institutional wallet Uniswap Labs uses for official deployments on Ethereum and Unichain. For v4, Uniswap points to support for custom fee tools and liquidity hooks. The PoolManager contract on Elysium has parameters that are separate from those on other compatible chains.
Kinetiq has set a fee plan for sequencer revenue. It says 50% will go toward KNTQ token buybacks, while 25% will be set aside for developer incentives. Teams can use those funds for liquidity programs, fee rebates or user rewards, according to official docs. Listed uses include spot trading, lending markets, derivatives and new asset issuance.
Launchpad platforms Supercolony and Citadel have contracts that route new tokens into paired pools against HYPE. Kinetiq data says this links early market depth to liquidity in that pair. Uniswap now runs all three versions at once on more networks, and traders should see similar order routing to its Ethereum versions. Next up, Kinetiq plans phased lending integration and derivatives activation in the second half of November 2026.
