Short answers, in the order you will need them.
A launchpad on Elysium. Every coin trades against native HYPE in its own Uniswap v4 pool from its first block. There is no bonding curve and no migration.
You can launch from a wallet you already use, or launch privately: from a fresh wallet funded with shielded ZEC, so that no chain links the coin to whoever paid for it.
The app runs the whole route in your browser and shows where your money is at each step.
Cashing out takes a different route: Elysium to Base through Relay, then Base to a Zcash Orchard-only address through NEAR Intents. If Relay is down, the app says so, and Elysium's own exit takes about 5.5 days.
Hidden: which person paid for the coin, your shielded Zcash balance, where a cash-out finally lands, and the launch wallet's key, which never leaves your browser.
Public: the coin, its pool, every trade, the launch wallet's address, and that wallet's route on HyperCore and HyperEVM: the USDC arriving, the HYPE it buys and its bridge deposit. Those carry amounts and times that can be matched against each other, so a round number or an instant launch makes that easier.
Seen by intermediaries: NEAR Intents sees both ends of its step and can delay or refuse a transfer. On the way out, so can Relay.
What you can undo yourself: send from the launch wallet to a wallet you use, and you have linked them for good. Never move funds between them.
On a proven private launch the board shows the creator as a solid green bar. It is never a stand-in name. The bar is a decision about what we show; the address itself is on chain for anyone to read.
The Private launch badge cannot be claimed by a launcher. Privasium checks the chain: the creator's first Elysium transaction must be the launch, and all its HYPE must have arrived by canonical deposit from that same address, funded on HyperCore. Each coin page shows that evidence.
It does not prove the money started as shielded ZEC. Someone could fund a wallet on HyperCore another way and earn the same badge. It also does not prove who is behind the wallet.
A coin needs an image, a name and a ticker. It starts with a supply of 1,000,000,000, no admin, no tax and no way to mint more. Its image lives on Elysium itself, compressed in your browser to at most 20 KB.
The whole supply goes into one position below the opening price, at about a 40 HYPE market cap. The position has no removal path, so the liquidity is locked forever.
An optional first buy runs inside the launch transaction, exempt from the anti-snipe surcharge.
Launching: no fee. You pay network gas and any first buy.
Trading: 1% protocol fee in HYPE on every trade, plus the creator fee the launcher picked: one of 0%, 0.5%, 1%, 2%, 3%, 5%, 10%. Coins that pay holders are capped at 5%; higher tiers are creator-paid only. A trader pays at most 11% each way. The creator tier is fixed for good at launch, and every coin page and trade panel shows the total before you buy.
Anti-snipe: buys in the first 60 seconds pay a surcharge that falls in a straight line from 50% to 0. It goes to the protocol treasury, so a creator cannot collect it from their own snipe.
Terminal: 1% on tokens outside Privasium, shown on its own line. Moving ZEC: no Privasium fee; NEAR Intents and HyperCore charge their own on the way in, NEAR Intents and Relay on the way out.
At launch the creator fee goes either to the creator or to the coin's holders. Sent to the creator, it builds up as a claimable balance, and the payee can hand that role to another wallet.
Sent to holders, every trade adds HYPE to a per-share reward. Holders claim whenever they like. Nothing is paid automatically, and the pool and the burn address never earn.
Graduation is a price milestone, about 33 times the opening price, recorded once on chain. Nothing moves when it happens: the coin trades in the same pool, at the same fee, before and after.
Move ZEC brings shielded ZEC to a wallet here as HYPE, or sends HYPE back to a Zcash Orchard-only address. Each transfer has its own page with live status, and Zcash addresses are checked to ZIP-316.
The way in goes through HyperCore, whose orders must be signed by a key held in this browser, so it needs a trading wallet or a private launch wallet. Browser wallets cannot sign them.
If a move cannot finish, the money waits with NEAR Intents or on the chain it reached, and the transfer page shows how to get it back. Keep the page or its address until a transfer ends: transfers are kept in this browser only.
Connect a browser wallet, or create a one-click trading wallet: a key made and kept in this browser, which signs without a pop-up. Private launch wallets work the same way, one per coin.
There is no backup. No server holds your key and no cloud keeps a copy. Clearing this browser's data deletes it. Export the key from the account menu and keep it somewhere safe.
The Terminal trades any token with a Uniswap v4 HYPE pool, not only coins launched here. Before you buy it checks the contract and refuses anything that can stop a sale or change the supply. It does not call a token safe.