Ascend Launchpad Elysium
Daily fees
Note: DefiLlama’s two endpoints disagree for 2026-11-13: the summary (“day” above) says $10.8K, the daily series (chart) $10.1K; the 7-day total matches the series. We show both rather than pick one.
Product & fundamentals
A launchpad on Elysium combining launches, trading, HYPE staking and ongoing project support. Trading fees go to creators (escrowed until graduation), the builders who brought the launch and buybacks of the coin; 28.8% of the protocol share burns Kinetiq’s KNTQ.
Source: DefiLlama description and fee methodology (2026-11-11)
AI research summary
Compiled by Grok (web) from the site, DefiLlama, X and web search, with links for every claim; anything not found is marked. 2026-11-14; not verified by us, not a recommendation.
- Supports USDC, HYPE, KNTQ and other quotes
- Creators can configure fees and allocations (holder rewards, buybacks etc.)
- No separate Ascend token, uses KNTQ
- Most protocol fees for KNTQ/HYPE purchases
- Integrated with Elysium/Hyperliquid ecosystem
- New chain (mainnet Nov 2026), limited activity
- Some features (staking etc.) not yet live
- Depends on Hyperliquid/Elysium ecosystem
- Complex fee configuration
- Full independent team identity
- Long-term protocol fee purchase execution details
- Exact graduation or migration mechanism
- official Ascend官方文档概览
- official 费用表
- web DefiLlama数据
- official Elysium主网上线
How fees are charged and split DefiLlama methodology (original): the clearest view of the mechanics
Sources: DefiLlama · Ascend Launchpad · DefiLlama adapter code. Fees, revenue, methodology, raises and incidents are DefiLlama data synced daily; the description’s source is noted above. Profile updated 2026-11-11. Describes what it is; not a recommendation.
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What’s new · 2026.11.14.6
New section: Alpha Radar (replaces Narratives)
- NewAlpha Radar complements Core Picks: Core covers mature tokens with continuous readings on Binance; this covers what is not mature yet. Two daily tables to start: tokenless protocols with ≥ $100K protocol revenue over 30 days (merged by parent) and protocols added to DefiLlama in the last 14 days. Established projects only, no launch-hour meme sniping.
- NewLead ledger: every protocol that appears in either table is logged with its first-seen date and reading, append-only; each day it is re-checked, and a token appearing later is logged as a launch. Today is the baseline; first-entry events start tomorrow.
- NewThe screening framework (web edition, execution rules removed), a case library (historical mechanisms, C01–C10 readouts, frozen 10-16 scores) and a progress page go live with it. Readings, evidence and unknowns only; no scores or rankings; not trade advice. /narrative/ now redirects to /alpha/.
What’s new · 2026.11.14.5
Leg tracker: phase-matched ticks + a day-45 marker for down-legs
- NewBTC and altcoin cards now carry ticks: down-legs get a duration bar and drop ticks, up-legs get gain ticks (the duration bar and day-89 line are unchanged). Ticks compare with legs from the same cycle phase, picked from the current L2 state, show the half and 9-in-10 marks, and state how many comparable legs this one already outlasted or outdid.
- NewA hypothesis-grade day-45 marker for BTC down-legs: of 9 down-legs since 2017 that passed day 45, 8 bottomed within 2–16 days, 2.1%–13.2% lower; the exception was the 2018-09 capitulation. Only 9 samples; the retirement rule is on the detail page. Not used by the trading plan. No marker for altcoins (untested).
- Improved/leg-tracker/ drops the altcoin-window section (its reading card went on 11-13), and the intro no longer asks about it.
What’s new · 2026.11.14.2
Core picks: full Binance volume, score backtest, rally replay
- DataVolume board now covers all of Binance: every spot pair (USDT / USDC / USD1 / FDUSD / BTC / fiat, converted at the day’s close) + USDⓈ-M (USDT and USDC margined, perpetual + delivery) + COIN-M. One table with regular / entrant / dropped / new tags, filterable and sortable. The market benchmark now uses the Macro page’s altcoin basket.
- DataScore research opened: the prototype’s R/C/V/D thresholds were never tested and none passed the first backtest. A research plan (what to test, data, pre-set pass rules, roles, stages) is on the new “Score research” tab; until it concludes the page shows readings and test results, with no scores or score rankings. The entry checklist now counts only verified and process rules. Asset pages gain a six-question pick card.
- NewNew “Rally replay” tab (Jul–Oct 2026 leaders-and-rotation study, 125 coins, anchor 08-19); asset pages show each coin’s class in the last BTC rally, plus active users, supply-side revenue, treasury and core developers (GitHub, from the next run). Every rule and score now has a plain-language explanation.