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The method

ElysDeck is a read-only radar for tokens launched on Elysium. It reads public data and shows what it found next to the number that says how sure it is. It does not trade, hold funds or give advice.

The three columns

  • New pairs: launched in the last 24 hours and still under $20K of market cap. Newest first. Most of them have no trades yet, so holders and top-10 can be missing.
  • Heating up: not new, under a week old, between $10K and $250K of market cap, and at least 3 trades in the last hour. Ordered by volume in the last hour. This is a rule about activity, not a prediction.
  • Trading: everything else that traded in the last 24 hours with at least $50 of volume. Highest market cap first.

A token sits in one column at a time and moves as it ages or grows. The thresholds are this site's own choices and are listed above so you can judge them.

What the row shows

  • H: holders. T10: share of supply held by the ten largest holders (amber from 30%, red from 50%). Dev: the creator's share (amber from 5%, red from 15%). A dash means the source does not report it for that token, which is not the same as zero.
  • MC, V: market cap and 24h volume in USD, converted from HYPE at the current HYPE price.
  • ×N: N tokens in the loaded set share the ticker. Copies are a common way to imitate a popular token, so check the contract.
  • The bar is buys against sells over 24 hours.

Where the data comes from

Elysium tokens come from the public token index run by Boxa, which reads the Elysium chain. It is an unofficial, undocumented source: it can change or become unavailable, and it does not cover every launchpad (some launchpads appear only under "Other" or not at all). Counts marked + are lower bounds because the board loads the newest and the most active tokens, not the whole index. Prices for HYPE come from Hyperliquid. Everything is cached for a short time, so figures can be up to about half a minute old.

What it does not do

  • No per-wallet profit and loss, no ranking of traders, and no portfolio view: the data source does not publish who trades.
  • No contract audit and no liquidity-lock check. A risk read, where shown, is a heuristic over public data and never counts something unchecked as safe.

Nothing here is financial advice. Launchpad tokens are risky and can lose all of their value. ElysDeck is not affiliated with Elysium, Boxa or any launchpad.