Launch privately

A privacy launchpad on Elysium

A coin, launched by .

Shielded Zcash pays for a fresh wallet that exists to launch one coin. The chain records the launch. It does not record who paid for it.

Launch privatelyOpen the board

No launch fee. Coins trade against HYPE from their first block.

Element Pv

Privasium.

Atomic number withheld. Known only by what it does.

Funded from
Shielded ZEC, Orchard
Trades against
Native HYPE, first block
Liquidity
Whole 1B supply, locked forever
Anti-snipe
50% surcharge, gone in 60 s

The record

Same launch.
Two records.

Launch from a wallet you use, and the chain ties the coin to you for good. Launch from a wallet made for this one coin, and the record ends at the wallet.

On chainFrom your walletLaunched privately
Creator0x7a3f…c21e
That wallet’s historyEverything it has ever doneOnly the route that funded it
How it was fundedYour exchange or your bridgeUSDC on HyperCore, then Kinetiq’s bridge
Who paid for the coinReadable in two clicks
The coin, its pool, its supplyPublicPublic
Every tradePublicPublic
Creator fee claimsPaid to your walletPaid to the launch wallet

The bar is a choice about how we show it, not a cryptographic claim. The launch wallet's address is on chain for anyone to read. What it cannot show is a person, because it was made for this one coin.

The route

From Zcash to a launched coin,
in six steps you can watch.

The app runs the route for you and shows where your money is at every moment. Each step says plainly who can see it.

  1. 01Any Zcash wallet
    Zc

    Shielded ZEC

    You send from any Zcash wallet with an Orchard balance, to a one-time address.

    Who can see thisZcash shows a shielded transaction. Sender and amount are hidden.

  2. 02NEAR Intents 1Click
    Us

    USDC on HyperCore

    1Click turns the ZEC into USDC on HyperCore, paid to a key made in your browser for this one coin.

    Who can see thisNEAR Intents sees both ends. HyperCore shows USDC arriving at the key.

  3. 03HyperCore to HyperEVM
    Hy

    Buy HYPE

    The key buys HYPE on HyperCore and sends it to HyperEVM, signing each step in your browser.

    Who can see thisPublic: the key, the amounts and the times, on HyperCore and HyperEVM.

  4. 04Kinetiq’s bridge
    El

    Into Elysium

    The key deposits its HYPE through Kinetiq’s canonical bridge, and it arrives on Elysium at the same address.

    Who can see thisPublic: the deposit on HyperEVM and the credit on Elysium.

  5. 05Its first Elysium transaction
    Pv

    Launch

    The key’s first Elysium transaction launches the coin. Only then does the board call it private, and it checks.

    Who can see thisPublic: the coin and the wallet. Not who paid.

  6. 06Relay, then Orchard
    Or

    Cash out

    Creator fees and proceeds leave through Relay to Base, then NEAR Intents to an Orchard address. If Relay is down, Elysium’s own exit takes about 5.5 days.

    Who can see thisRelay and NEAR Intents each see both ends. Zcash hides where it lands.

The edge

What is private,
and what is not.

Privacy here has an edge. This is exactly where it is, so you can decide whether it is enough.

Hidden

  • Which person paid for the coin. No chain connects the launch wallet to your other wallets.
  • Your shielded Zcash balance, and where a cash-out finally lands.
  • The launch wallet’s key. It is made in your browser and never sent anywhere.

Public

  • The coin, its pool, every trade, and the launch wallet’s address.
  • The wallet’s route on HyperCore and HyperEVM: the USDC arriving, the HYPE it buys and its bridge deposit. Those amounts and times can be matched against each other.
  • NEAR Intents sees both ends of its step and can delay or refuse a transfer. So can Relay, on the way out.
  • The Private launch badge shows how the wallet was funded on chain. It cannot prove the money started as shielded ZEC.
  • Anything the launch wallet does later. Send from it to a wallet you use and you have linked them yourself.

The cost

What a trade
costs.

One protocol fee, one creator fee picked at launch. Every coin shows the total a trader pays before they buy, and a high one cannot be missed.

Launching
No fee. You pay network gas and an optional first buy.
Protocol fee
1% of every trade, in HYPE, to the treasury.
Creator fee
Set at launch and fixed for good. Paid to the creator, or to holders at up to 5%.
Liquidity
One position with the whole supply. It can never be removed.
Terminal
1% on other tokens with a v4 HYPE pool, shown on its own line.
Creator picksProtocolTrader pays, each way
None1%1%
0.5%1%1.5%
1%1%2%
2%1%3%
3%1%4%
5%1%6%
10%Creator-paid only1%11%

Coins that pay holders are capped at 5% on chain.

Anti-snipe surcharge on buysto the protocol treasury
0%25%50%0s20s40s60s

Launch a coin.
Keep your name off it.

A picture, a name and a ticker. The rest of the route runs in your browser.

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