Ecosystem

Bythos is built for tokens that live on Elysium, and it touches several other projects on the chain. This page lists them with one factual line each and how each one relates to Bythos.

Projects

• Anemos: a launchpad on Elysium.
• Clover: a launchpad on Elysium. $BYTHOS launches on Clover.
• Agora: a terminal on Elysium.
• Horkos: an LP lock service. A Horkos LP lock is the Phase 0 condition for a mainnet Market.
• Belos: a liquidity hub. Its depth counts in Sounding.
• Shortcap: a perps venue. It can consume sound().
• Ichor: a gas service. Trawl keepers can run through its paymaster.

$BYTHOS is not launched. No contract address.

How they fit together

Where tokens come from

Most tokens that reach a Bythos Market started on a launchpad such as Anemos or Clover, on a curve, before moving to a pool. Bythos does not lend against a token while it is still on its curve. A Market needs a pool paired with WHYPE that Sounding can read. See Markets.

Why Horkos matters in Phase 0

In Phase 0 · pool sounding, Sounding reads Elysium pools. If the liquidity in a pool could be withdrawn at any moment, the Depth Value behind every Line in that Market could vanish with it. On mainnet, only tokens whose LP is locked in Horkos are accepted as Markets. Testnet does not check this. See Phases and roadmap.

Where depth comes from

Depth Value is the HYPE a sale would raise right now. Liquidity on Belos counts toward it. In Phase 1 · book sounding (after ArbOS upgrade), the HyperCore bid book is added as well. More depth on these venues means higher limits for the same collateral. See Sounding.

Who else can read Sounding

sound(address token, uint256 qty) returns (uint256 depthValue) is a public view function. Other protocols can call it to size positions by real depth instead of price. Shortcap, a perps venue, can consume it.

Who keeps Markets safe

Trawl depends on keepers calling it when a Line's health falls below 1.00. Keepers can run their Trawl calls through the Ichor paymaster for gas. See Trawl.

Where people trade

Agora is a terminal on Elysium. Bythos is not a trading venue; it lends HYPE against tokens that trade elsewhere.

A note on these listings

These entries describe how each project relates to Bythos. They are not endorsements, and Bythos does not control any of them. Check each project's own channels before using it.