Enso Deploys Orchestration Infrastructure for Kinetiq’s Elysium Layer 2

TL;DR

• Enso deployed its execution and orchestration infrastructure on Elysium, Kinetiq’s Layer 2 for Hyperliquid, becoming the network’s bridge provider and supporting tokenized assets through xStocks.
• Applications can use Enso’s API for routing, swaps, collateral, borrowing and multi-step DeFi execution, while Elysium targets 100-millisecond blocks and 300 million gas per second.
• The integration connects HyperCore and HyperEVM workflows as tokenized equities expand across applications spanning trading, lending, collateral and liquidity strategies.

Enso has deployed its execution and orchestration infrastructure to support Elysium, Kinetiq’s Layer 2 for the Hyperliquid ecosystem. According to the official announcement, Enso will serve as Elysium’s bridge provider, routing assets into the network while supporting access to tokenized equities and ETFs through xStocks. The integration positions Enso as an infrastructure layer connecting capital, tokenized assets and DeFi workflows on Elysium. The deployment expands Enso after it routed more than $1 billion for Kinetiq and Markets.xyz.

Enso Connects Tokenized Assets With Elysium DeFi

Applications integrating Enso’s API can access assets and liquidity while executing swaps, collateral deposits, borrowing and multi-step protocol interactions. The infrastructure combines tokenized-asset access with DeFi execution instead of requiring users to complete actions separately. A user could acquire a tokenized stock and use it in a lending or collateral strategy, with Enso coordinating transactions. The model extends Enso’s cross-chain routing infrastructure into Kinetiq’s Layer 2.

Elysium targets 100-millisecond blocks and 300 million gas per second for high-frequency trading, automated market making and DeFi applications. It settles to HyperEVM, supports transfers between the environments and connects with HyperCore’s trading infrastructure. That architecture is intended to let tokenized assets move between Hyperliquid trading venues and smart-contract applications. Enso’s role centers on routing, liquidity access and orchestration, similar to infrastructure deployed through its Robinhood Chain integration.

The launch comes as Hyperliquid’s traditional-asset markets expand. HIP-3 markets had generated roughly $665 billion in cumulative volume by October 20, 2026, while monthly volume rose above $115 billion in July. xStocks offers eligible users tokenized versions of public companies and ETFs backed 1:1 by assets. Enso and xStocks are combining tokenized-asset access with programmable execution for applications building on Elysium. The approach builds on Enso’s tokenized asset distribution and aims to reduce integration work as assets and protocols become available.

Enso said Elysium adds smart-contract capacity alongside HyperCore’s trading infrastructure, creating an environment where tokenized equities can move beyond trading into lending, collateral and liquidity strategies where supported. The next stage depends on applications turning transferable tokenized assets into more complex onchain financial products. Enso provides the routing and execution layer for those workflows, while Elysium supplies the Layer 2 environment connecting HyperEVM and HyperCore. Enso said teams can add assets and protocols through the same integration as support expands.