Styx is the bridge to Elysium. Move HYPE & USDC between HyperEVM, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Robinhood Chain and Elysium: HYPE crosses on Kinetiq's official canonical bridge, the other routes are carried by Relay solvers — and Styx charges no fee of its own. Connect a wallet, get a live quote, and sign real transactions.
The Styx token on Elysium
In the old stories, every soul crossing the Styx paid the ferryman a single coin. $STYX is that coin for this crossing: the token of the Styx ecosystem, native to Elysium — the chain on the far bank of this bridge.
$STYX has not launched and no contract exists yet. When it does, the address will be published on this page first — any $STYX address circulating before then is not the token. Always verify the contract here before you trade.
The $STYX chart appears here once the token is live and trading on Elysium.
Bridge into Elysium through Styx — and, once the token is live, buy $STYX — to earn points for every dollar of volume. Points convert to $STYX after the launch, in a conversion window that opens once a week.
No extra steps, no separate claim site to watch. Bridge in or buy $STYX — you earn either way.
Bridge into Elysium exactly as you do today — HYPE through the official canonical bridge, USDC and other routes through Relay; Styx charges no fee of its own. And once $STYX is live, buying $STYX on Elysium earns too. Both sources pay the same rate: 1 point per $1.
Points are tracked from on-chain activity — canonical HYPE deposits and Relay routes for bridges, and $STYX pool activity on Elysium for purchases once the token is live — and tallied at weekly snapshots. No manual tracking needed.
After the $STYX launch, a conversion window opens once a week and each wallet can convert once per window. Your $STYX amount is pro-rata — your snapshotted points over total points, times the program's 5% supply allocation.
$STYX is not live yet — there is no contract to buy. Bridge points are tracked now; $STYX purchases start earning once the token launches on Elysium. Conversion opens at launch.
Program terms may be adjusted before token launch; the conversion rate for each window is set by that week's snapshot — it is not fixed in advance — and distribution details will be announced on this page. Always verify the $STYX contract address here before trading — any other address is not $STYX.
Points from bridges and $STYX buys land in the same balance, and both convert through the same weekly window.
Connect your wallet to see the points tied to your address.
Points accrue automatically from your completed bridges into Elysium and your $STYX purchases, and are tallied at each weekly snapshot. First snapshot coming soon.
After the $STYX launch, a conversion window opens once a week. Each wallet can convert once per window, and the amount is pro-rata — set by that week's snapshot, not fixed in advance:
$STYX is not live yet. Conversion opens at the first weekly window after launch — no fixed conversion rate is promised.
Elysium, built by Kinetiq, is an Arbitrum Orbit chain in the Hyperliquid ecosystem, live on mainnet since 9 November 2026. Its gas token is HYPE, bridged 1:1 from HyperEVM — Elysium has no token of its own; $STYX will be the Styx ecosystem token on top of it.
Two execution paths make the crossing. HYPE between HyperEVM and Elysium travels Kinetiq's official canonical bridge. Everything else — USDC to and from Elysium, and funding HyperEVM from other chains — is carried by Relay solvers at a live-quoted fee.
What actually happens when you press Bridge — every step is a real mainnet transaction you sign in your own wallet.
Going in, HyperEVM → Elysium calls createRetryableTicket on the official delayed Inbox (0xce59…2cff) with your address as recipient. You pay the amount plus the retryable submission cost and Elysium execution gas, priced live on this page. HYPE lands at the same address on Elysium when the ticket auto-redeems — usually ~1–3 minutes.
USDC routes and cross-chain funding are quoted live by Relay's API. You sign the exact transactions Relay returns — including any ERC-20 approval as its own step — and this page polls Relay until the intent succeeds or fails. The fees and receive amounts shown are Relay's real quote, never numbers typed into the page. HYPE from another chain runs Relay into HyperEVM first, then step 1.
Coming back, Elysium → HyperEVM calls withdrawEth on the ArbSys precompile (0x0000…0064). That only starts the exit: after the batch posts and the ~6–6.5 day challenge period passes, you claim on HyperEVM through the Outbox — the official bridge site provides the claim interface. USDC exits via Relay are fast instead, at Relay's quoted solver fee.
Yes — nothing here is simulated. Styx connects to your real wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, OKX Wallet and other EIP-1193 wallets, or any wallet paired through WalletConnect), reads your real balances from public RPCs, and submits real mainnet transactions: the official Elysium Inbox and ArbSys contracts for HYPE, Relay's solver contracts for the other routes. Double-check chain, token and amount in the confirmation summary before every signature.
Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit chain, and Orbit withdrawals carry a challenge period: after you initiate a withdrawal with withdrawEth, the batch must post to HyperEVM and sit unchallenged before the funds can be claimed through the Outbox. In total that is about 6–6.5 days. Initiating the withdrawal here is step one; claiming is a separate transaction afterwards, and the official Elysium bridge provides the claim interface.
Need speed instead? USDC exits from Elysium run through Relay solvers and typically complete in minutes, at the fee Relay quotes for your exact route.
Styx adds no fee of its own — ever. The official HYPE deposit also charges no protocol fee and moves HYPE 1:1: you pay the amount plus the retryable ticket's submission cost and Elysium execution gas, both calculated live from the Inbox contract and shown before you sign (unused execution gas is refunded on Elysium). The official withdrawal costs only Elysium gas to initiate, plus HyperEVM gas when you claim.
Relay routes charge Relay's solver fee, which is included in the live quote: the receive amount, fees and estimated time on this page come straight from Relay's response for your route and amount.
HYPE — native both ways between HyperEVM and Elysium through the official bridge (Inbox 0xce59f8b65ad41c9dae4c07a0571a39824bd92cff). Relay does not solver-bridge native HYPE into Elysium, so that leg always uses the official Inbox; HYPE from Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon or Robinhood Chain is a guided two-step route: Relay into HyperEVM, then the official deposit.
USDC — solver-supported by Relay on Elysium (0xb47c4c8f73f009cc0c0d3f92b388d13e293f0b65) and HyperEVM (0xb88339cb7199b77e23db6e890353e22632ba630f), so it bridges directly between Elysium and every supported chain. USDT and ETH are offered on routes where a Relay quote actually succeeds — if Relay returns no route, the page says so and disables the action instead of guessing.
Elysium settles to HyperEVM, and its canonical bridge only connects HyperEVM ↔ Elysium. Relay can deliver HYPE on HyperEVM from your source chain, but it cannot mint native HYPE on Elysium — only the official Inbox deposit can. So the flow is: Relay intent to HyperEVM first (this page tracks it to success), then you sign the Inbox deposit as step two.
Wait until roughly 6–6.5 days have passed since your withdrawal transaction on Elysium, then open the official Elysium bridge, connect the same wallet, and use its claim flow — it executes your withdrawal through the Outbox contract on HyperEVM (0xeC6B106DfA14428FE5Eec2a4065a7be599f02728) and releases the HYPE to your address. Keep your Elysium withdrawal transaction hash; you can find it in this page's status panel and in the Elysium explorer.
No — Styx is an independent front-end, not the official bridge and not run by Kinetiq. What makes the transfers real is that it calls the same published contracts as the official bridge (Inbox, Bridge and Outbox above, and the ArbSys precompile on Elysium) plus Relay's public solver API. The official bridge itself is at elysium.kinetiq.xyz/bridge. Verify the contract addresses your wallet is asked to interact with against Kinetiq's published list before signing.
Review carefully. Confirming opens your wallet to sign real mainnet transaction(s). Signed transactions cannot be reversed.
Two ways in. A browser wallet connects through the wallet extension or in-app browser already on this device; WalletConnect pairs any mobile wallet by QR code or app link — no extension needed.