Overview
Elysium Intel tracks every team deploying on the Elysium testnet, measures their usage from chain data, and refreshes hourly.
The method note is the interesting part: the data is chain data, reviewed with AI. That combination is pragmatic and worth understanding, because an index of “every team deploying” is a classification problem, and the classification here is done by a model. It will be fast, and it will sometimes be wrong — particularly for contracts whose purpose is not stated anywhere on chain.
Despite describing itself as a usage tracker, the listing carries no wallet, transaction or contract totals for it. Every number on this page is empty.
Run by an independent builder, it does the job a block explorer does not: grouping addresses into projects and showing which of them is actually being used. That is a useful map while everything is small, and it will be tested when there are more deployers than can be read by hand.
From the directory listing
A community tracker of every team deploying on the Elysium testnet, with usage measured from the chain and updated every hour.
Key numbers
All-time figures the community directory reads from this project’s contracts on the Elysium testnet.
- Wallets, 7 days
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- Transactions, 7 days
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- Contracts
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