Build your slip.
Pick your calls.
Set price targets on any asset trading on Elysium and combine up to six predictions into one parlay, staked in HYPE on Elysium.
- ELYSIUM ▲ $0.00000451.80x
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Build
a slip
A parlay market for every token on Elysium — one slip, up to six price calls, one payout.
Browse any asset trading on Elysium. Every market asks one question: will it be above the target price at close?
Choose Above or Below on each market. Multipliers are fixed when you place the slip — no slippage, no line movement after.
Legs multiply. A 1.8x, 1.9x and 2.5x leg becomes one 8.55x slip. All legs must hit; voided markets become a push.
Pick from what's actually trading.
Prices stream from Dexscreener's Elysium feed. Markets in the app are created against these pairs and resolved with the same source.
All in
Six calls.
One slip.
Fixed odds, on-chain reserves, settlement anyone can trigger.
Read the
contract
legs per slip, up to 100x combined odds
flat fee on stake — multipliers are locked at placement
of potential payouts are reserved from the HYPE pool on-chain
Elysium is Kinetiq's Layer 2 for HYPE. HYPE moves 1:1 from HyperEVM and is the native currency, so stakes and payouts need no token approvals.
A purpose-built L2 means slips confirm in seconds and resolution/settlement costs a fraction of a cent in HYPE.
Anyone can add HYPE to the pool that backs payouts. Fees accrue to the pool owner; reserves are visible on-chain at all times.
What do I stake with?+
Native HYPE on Elysium, Kinetiq's HYPE Layer 2, or USDC on Elysium. HYPE needs no approval step — one transaction places the slip.
How is a market resolved?+
After its deadline a resolver posts the final USD price from Dexscreener for that pair. The contract marks the outcome Above or Below the target; any wallet can then settle a slip.
What if one leg misses?+
The whole slip loses and the reserved payout returns to the pool. If a market is voided, that leg is treated as a 1.00x push and the rest of the slip stands.
Can the house fail to pay?+
No. Potential payout is reserved from pool liquidity when a slip is placed. If the pool cannot back a payout, the slip simply cannot be placed.