Overview
Elysium vs HyperEVM is the only project in this directory whose product is a comparison rather than a service: it measures how long transactions take to be included and what they cost, on both chains, side by side.
Bruno Muniz published it under MIT, with a dashboard at elysium-vs-hyperevm.vercel.app. There is no company behind it, no token and no revenue line, which removes the usual reason to distrust a benchmark.
That also sets its limits. A benchmark measures the conditions it was run under — load, geography, client version — and a single number on a page hides all three. Two chains compared today can invert next month if one changes its fee market.
The listing has no follower count and no on-chain figures for it, and neither is really missed: the output is the measurement itself.
For a testnet, an independent stopwatch is more useful than another dashboard. Read the methodology before the headline number.
From the directory listing
An independent benchmark that measures how fast transactions get included and what they cost, on Elysium and on HyperEVM, side by side.
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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