PerpMe

A new gate opens. Ramses is now live on @Enter_Elysium.

Elysium mainnet is now live. elysium.kinetiq.xyz

Ramses is coming to @Enter_Elysium.

Many platforms deployed their own Uniswap forks on the Elysium chain a week ago. However, these solutions have one major drawback: tokens created through these forks will not be indexed or displayed on major DEX aggregators such as DexScreener and other similar platforms. We @perpmefun chose a different approach from the very beginning. Rather than rushing to launch on third-party forks, we waited for the official Uniswap smart contracts to be deployed on the Elysium chain It was essential for us to ensure that users on our platform could create tokens directly through official Uniswap liquidity pools. This provides compatibility with the broader ecosystem and allows tokens to be indexed by major aggregators Our goal isn’t simply to be the first platform to launch. It’s to provide our users with complete infrastructure built around the official Uniswap ecosystem That’s why we waited for the right moment. Our priority now is to ensure that by November 9, all tokens created on our platform can be indexed by DEX aggregators, including DexScreener, the Uniswap interface, and other services

POV: you bridged to Elysium

Tokenized equities enter Elysium. Welcome, @xStocksFi.

An additional 3,000 HYPE was bridged to Elysium in just a few hours, bringing the bridge total to 11,300 HYPE nearly $1 million! You can already deposit to Elysium Mainnet today through PerpMe! perpme.fun/elysium/bridge November 9th is just around the corner. Be early.

fomo will support @Enter_Elysium from day one. November 9, 2026.

Uniswap is coming to Elysium 🦄

A New Era for Hyperliquid, November 9th. See you on Elysium mainnet. e/acc

HyperEVM Online - a browser-based MMORPG about a cat Hypurr and his adventures Made in one week. Open source. No install: three.js client with no build step, Node.js server that decides every hit, drop and coin. github.com/iwaterheater/hype… 2/ The numbers after 7 days: - 72 commits - 34,000 lines of JavaScript - 12,000 lines of tests, ~580 automated tests - 82 kinds of monsters - 7 classes, 30 skills, 44 items - one hand-sculpted island: 7 zones, 81 monster camps, 4,168 objects 3/ The process: every feature lived on its own git branch - HUD, PvP, icons, monsters, the map editor - developed in parallel and merged at the end of each day. After every change the game was run in a real browser and looked at, not just compiled. 4/ The cat is not a bought asset. It is modelled in Blender: the body, the weapons, the armour, the skill effects, even the loading screen art. Animation is code: rigid parts turned on pivots - run, jump, three sword swings, casting. 5/ The world is one data file, edited in a map editor that runs in the browser: sculpt terrain, paint ground, scatter trees with a brush, place monster camps, undo everything. The island was sculpted in that editor - no procedural generation at start-up. 6/ Monsters: 77 creatures by Quaternius plus KayKit skeletons by KayLousberg all CC0. Each zone has its own: slimes and deer in the meadows, orcs and raptors in the badlands, yetis on the peaks, demons on the cursed rim. Red name = attacks on sight. White name = leaves you alone. 7/ Classic MMO rules underneath: target-based combat, P.Atk vs P.Def, crits, evasion, stuns and sleeps, gear tiers, a blacksmith, a trader, professions at level 20. PvP follows Lineage II: flags, PK counts, karma. 8/ What went wrong along the way: - the first animals modelled for the game looked bad - replaced with CC0 packs - the disk filled up and took the server down - two branches edited the same files and broke the start-up once A test caught "peaceful" monsters still biting cats that walked past. 9/ What I learned: writing code is the fast part. The loop that matters is "run it, look at it, say what's wrong". Tests and a play-test in a browser after every change are what kept a week of parallel work mergeable. 10/ It's all in the repo: game, server, map editor, Blender build scripts, tests. Assets are CC0 (KayKit, Quaternius) or made for the game. Fork it, build your own island, add your own monsters. github.com/iwaterheater/hype… In the future, I’ll be adding a subdomain to PerpMe.fun where users will be able to jump into the beta and start playing. We’re also planning a clan system, sieges, raid bosses, and party-based gameplay. There will be a trading zone, token launches, a rewards system, and much more. We have so many exciting ideas, and we’d love for you to join us and help build one of the coolest blockchain games together! And most importantly - the first MMORPG game built on HyperEVM and Hyperliquid. We’re continuing to build something that nobody has ever built here before.