DEX on Elysium

Fourteen DEXes, and only one claims to be live — with no tracked contract and no volume. Five are on testnet, one pending review and seven announced — a category that exists almost entirely on paper and on the testnet.

Where there is traffic, it splits cleanly. Dex Da Costa has the widest reach (36,421 wallets, 106,857 transactions) and the most value of any DEX here ($1.10M in TVL, $96.5K in volume). HyperFlow reports 6,220 transactions and no TVL or volume at all. MarketLab and Mosaic are barely used: 1,110 and 128 wallets respectively.

KyberSwap is the most recognisable name in the list and it is still only announced — a useful reminder that being listed in a directory is not the same as being live on the chain.

Between the fourteen they account for 70 of the 926 contract addresses we track, with the source declaring 113. That is a light footprint for a category that, on a mature chain, would be the busiest one.

If you want to know whether Elysium has real trading yet, this page is the answer: it does not.