Method

Every number, and where it came from.

Times are measured ranges from past transfers, with their dates. They are not a promise: a bridge can slow down, pause or refund. A fast route swaps the 5–6 day wait for trust in a bridge operator and a fee. The canonical bridge trusts only the rollup.

Routes table

Fees are the HYPE lost end to end in quotes taken 2026-11-11 22:40 UTC (all fees and swaps included); the planner replaces them with live quotes. Times are measured from real transfers.

Route	Hops	Ends with	Fee	Measured time	Trust added	Executed
Canonical bridge	Elysium → HyperEVM	native HYPE	gas only	5.6–10.5 d (n 1472)	rollup only	built here
Relay direct	Elysium → HyperEVM	native HYPE	6.31% at 1 HYPE	2–6 s (n 31)	Relay solver	sign here
Via Solana	Elysium → Solana → HyperEVM	native HYPE	≈6.69% at 1 HYPE	hop 1 1–7 s (n 90); hop 2 not measured	Relay ×2, Wormhole while held	hop 1 here, hop 2 bridge's app
Via Robinhood Chain	Elysium → Robinhood → HyperEVM	native HYPE	≈7.2% at 1–100 HYPE	hop 1 0–5 s (n 35); hop 2 not measured	Relay ×2, ETH price between hops	sign here (both)

Relay refused quotes above about 888 HYPE in one transfer on 2026-11-11 22:40 UTC. Its fee from Elysium was lower on 10 Nov (about 3.4% on a 110 HYPE fill) and higher on 11 Nov: it moves.
Not shown as a route: Elysium → Robinhood “Bridged HYPE” (a LayerZero OFT, 0xd6ad…4856, backed 1:1 by an adapter on HyperEVM). Its pool was thin: about 8.5% lost at 1 HYPE, 15% at 100. LayerZero messages from Robinhood Chain to HyperEVM took 21–102 s (47 messages, 4–11 Nov).
LI.FI also routes Elysium → HyperEVM, through Relay plus its own 0.25% fee. deBridge, Across, NEAR Intents, Gas.zip, Mayan and Stargate did not list Elysium on 12 Nov; Hyperlane has core contracts there but no HYPE route.

Canonical bridge contracts

Listed in Elysium's docs and checked on HyperEVM on 12 Nov 2026: each has code; Rollup.outbox(), bridge() and inbox() name the contracts below; Rollup.chainId() is 99901; Bridge.allowedOutboxList(0) is the Outbox. The rollup is BoLD: latestConfirmed() returns an assertion hash.

Rollup: 0x508C173d…6fD217
Bridge (holds the HYPE): 0x503D5721…9216B6
Inbox: 0xce59f8B6…D92cff
Outbox (claims): 0xeC6B106D…f02728
ArbSys on Elysium: 0x0000…64 (withdrawEth, L2ToL1Tx)
NodeInterface on Elysium: 0x0000…C8 (constructOutboxProof)

How the wait is measured

4,980 L2ToL1Tx events on Elysium were read; 1,472 were matched position for position to OutBoxTransactionExecuted on HyperEVM. Sent → claimed: 134.2–251.3 h, median 151 h, p90 157.6 h (sent 2026-10-21 to early November). This includes how long each person waited before claiming.
43 assertions went from creation to confirmation in 132.2–134.4 h, each carrying a confirm period of 483,840 HyperEVM blocks (HyperEVM averaged 0.98 s per block).
The rollup's confirm period was changed to 86,400 blocks (≈23.6 h) on 2026-11-11 16:03 UTC, in HyperEVM transaction 0xcbc80a1d…. Assertions keep the period they were created with and confirm in order, so withdrawals sent now still wait for the older 5.5-day assertions. No withdrawal under the new period had been claimed when this was written; Elyswap will not quote a new typical time until one has.
Example: 14.4 HYPE sent in 0xa06c0e00… was claimed in 0x02ef3a8e… 152.3 h later.
The withdrawal tracker's countdown is computed live: the assertion covering a withdrawal (sendCount above its position), its creation block plus its own confirm period, and the latest deadline of every older pending assertion, converted with HyperEVM block time.
Relay times are the gap between the origin and destination transactions in Relay's own request log, for HYPE sent from Elysium (2026-11-09 to 2026-11-11 in the snapshot; the planner reads the log live and says which it used).

Claim, tested on real data

The claim was built for a real unclaimed withdrawal (send #84) on 12 Nov: proof of 11 hashes from NodeInterface against the confirmed send count, its root found in Outbox.roots(), and the executeTransaction call simulated on HyperEVM (about 105,000 gas). No transaction was sent: the HYPE belongs to its owner.

Not covered, and planned

Elyswap does not run a bridge, a relayer or a pool, and never takes custody. It charges no fee.
Hops signed by a Solana wallet open the bridge's own app. Relay's keyless request log, used to find a request by transaction hash, is retired by Relay on 24 Nov 2026; after that the site needs a Relay API key for that one lookup.
ElyswapJourneyBook is a record, not proof: it cannot see other chains. Readers check each hash on its own chain. It holds no funds and needs an independent review like any contract before relying on it.
Planned: One-click multi-hop. Signing every hop of a route in one flow, with the next hop prepared when the previous one lands. Today each hop is its own signature.
Planned: More chains and bridges. Other exits and bridges once each is confirmed on chain with measured delivery times.
Planned: $ELYSWAP fee discounts. Only if Elyswap ever charges a fee. Today it charges none, and nothing here needs the token.