Jack Paul 
Deployment details
Uniswap has put all three versions of its protocol on Elysium, a network tied to Hyperliquid. The company confirmed on Nov. 11, 2026, that v2, v3 and v4 contracts are live and that official addresses are listed in its developer docs. The deployment came two days after Elysium opened its public mainnet under Kinetiq. I think the timing matters because builders can now integrate without waiting for a separate rollout.
This is the first time Uniswap’s full contract stack has been moved to a Layer 2 closely linked to Hyperliquid. Developers and liquidity providers can use the official contracts, though teams will still need to check chain-specific settings before they deploy.
Network design and gas
Elysium targets a block time of 100 milliseconds, or ten blocks per second. Its technical records list roughly 300 Mgas/s in processing capacity. The network does not have its own governance token or independent emissions. Instead, 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 without wrapped tokens. ERC-20 assets from HyperEVM can also move to the new network without extra permissions. Uniswap’s docs give Elysium the chain ID 99901. HyperEVM keeps chain ID 999 in the protocol registry.
Contracts and fee plan
The contracts for all three versions were validated on Nov. 5, 2026, four days before the public opening. The deployment transactions came from the institutional wallet Uniswap Labs uses for official deployments on Ethereum and Unichain. For v4, Uniswap Labs pointed to variable fee tools and custom liquidity hooks. The PoolManager contract on Elysium uses parameters that are independent from other compatible chains.
Kinetiq plans to share sequencer fees. It committed 50% of those revenues to KNTQ buybacks and 25% to developer incentives. Builders can direct funds toward liquidity programs, fee rebates or user rewards, according to official docs. Listed use cases include spot trading, lending markets, derivatives and new asset issuance. Launchpads Supercolony and Citadel have contracts that route new tokens into required HYPE pairs, which ties early market depth to that pair’s liquidity.
What comes next
The deployment adds another network where all three Uniswap versions can run at once. For traders, the setup is meant to mirror the order routing and aggregation seen in Ethereum versions. The next step is a phased integration of lending protocols and derivatives in the second half of November 2026. That plan is still a schedule, not a finished product, and the actual rollout may shift.