Pump.fun Sets Nov. 9 Start for Elysium Trading in Its App

Pump.fun said on Oct. 28 that Elysium trading will start in its app on Nov. 9, adding support for Kinetiq's Hyperliquid-focused network to its multichain trading business.

“Pumpfun App x @Enter_Elysium,” the company posted on its verified X account, adding: “Trading starts November 9.” Kinetiq also announced Pump.fun's arrival on Elysium.

Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit Layer 2 built by Kinetiq that settles transactions to HyperEVM, Hyperliquid's smart-contract environment, and uses HYPE to pay network fees, according to its technical documentation. Its mainnet launch is scheduled for Nov. 9, 2026, matching Pump.fun's trading date.

The announcement names the Pump.fun app; it does not announce a migration of the company's Solana memecoin launchpad or its liquidity to Elysium.

The app already operates beyond Solana. As The Defiant previously reported, Pump.fun added take-profit and stop-loss orders on Oct. 22 for Robinhood, BSC, Base, HyperEVM, Arc and Ink.

Separate From the Live Perps Service

The Elysium plan follows a different Hyperliquid integration announced earlier on Oct. 28. Pump.fun said perpetual-futures trading was already live in its app, offering long and short exposure to crypto, stocks and commodities from users' USDC balances, with “No bridging required.”

For that service, Pump.fun charges 0.05% per trade, or 0.04% with a referral code, in addition to Hyperliquid's standard fee. The Elysium announcement does not specify its own funding route or trading-fee terms.

Elysium's documented token architecture is designed to connect token markets across the ecosystem: tokens originating on Elysium can be mirrored on HyperEVM and, after a separate spot-deployment process, reach HyperCore's spot order books.

The chain's rollout is phased. Kinetiq's documentation schedules native HyperCore market-data access and a fast order-submission path for an upgrade about four weeks after mainnet, rather than at launch.