Devlog
Mesa is built in the open. What changed, in plain words, and every commit as it lands.
An AI agent built on Mesa's agent toolkit thinks up small blockchain infrastructure tools, builds and checks them, publishes each one, launches a token for it and writes its project page, with no human in the loop. Its fees go to its own wallet and fund the next build. Every app runs in a locked-down sandbox.
See itTokens on Mesa can now look like startups: a tagline, what you're building, the team, your links and a roadmap of shipped, now and next, all signed by the creator's wallet. "Last shipped 2d ago" comes straight from the build log, and builders can verify their GitHub account with a signed gist.
See itMesa now spots sandwich bots from the trades themselves: a wallet that buys right before someone, then sells the same amount right after for a profit, again and again. They get a bot icon and an MEV tag on every token, and the trades they hit are marked sandwiched.
The trade panel has Auto slippage, a custom slippage input and amount presets you can edit. Burn flames on the chart are now drawn by the chart itself: small, light and with no lag when you scroll or zoom.
Token pages were rebuilt: a header with live price and an eight-figure stat strip, a toolbar with candles or line, MA 20, EMA 50, VWAP, volume and log scale, and a legend that reads out every candle. Trade panel, burn progress and launch forensics sit in a sidebar beside the chart.
See itThe bridge takes ETH, USDC, USDT and more on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, from any wallet or exchange. Send to a one-time deposit address and it lands on Elysium as HYPE, nothing to sign. 0% fee from native HYPE, 1% from any other coin. Solana and Bitcoin are next.
See itEvery $MESA buyback now shows its burn: a flame on the chart with the amount on hover, a Burn row in the trades list, and a grid of squares that fills as supply burns. Plus a holders tab on every token.
See itDollar figures across the site, the explorer, the widgets and the agent toolkit now use Hyperliquid's own HYPE price, so the terminal list and token pages always agree.
mesa watch follows Elysium as it happens (trades, new launches, build-log posts) and forwards what you filter for to a Telegram group or a signed webhook. A Telegram alert bot for your token is three commands.
See itTwo cards you paste into any site: a live token card with a Buy on Mesa button that opens with your amount filled in, and a Launch on Mesa card that carries your builder fee. Configure and copy them at mesa.cx/embed.
See itEvery token page has a build log: short updates signed by the token's creator or fee wallet, free to post. Holders can see who is shipping. Agents can post too.
An MCP server, the mesa CLI and a TypeScript SDK: agents read every Elysium launchpad, quote and trade under a spending cap, launch tokens and claim fees. One line sets it up: give your agent mesa.cx/llms.txt.
See itEvery Elysium block, transaction and address at mesa.cx/tx and mesa.cx/address, explained in plain words: trades, launches, burns and bridge transfers traced back to HyperEVM.
See itNew look and new story: a space-western build crew, the Geist Pixel type, and a site about launching what you're building and getting paid to build it.
See it30% of every Mesa token's trading fees buys $MESA every 10 minutes and sends it to the dead address. Over 1% of supply burned on day one.
See itThe launchpad went live: one transaction deploys a token and its Uniswap v4 pool, the creator earns 70% of a 1–10% fee in HYPE for life, with payout splits, launch protection and builder fees. $MESA was the first launch.
See itA live board of every token on every Elysium launchpad, with timeframes, sparklines, a watchlist, OG badges for the first launch of a ticker and a status bar along the bottom.
See itstatus.mesa.cx shows the health and uptime of Mesa's node, RPC and indexer, and the $MESA buyback, live.
One-click trading with hot wallets kept encrypted in your browser, multi-wallet trading, and a portfolio with holdings and profit and loss.
See itMove HYPE between HyperEVM and Elysium through the official bridge, 1:1, with a live tracker of every transfer. Deposits arrive in about a minute.
See itMesa runs its own Elysium mainnet node, a public RPC at rpc.mesa.cx, and an indexer that reads every launchpad's pools straight from the chain.
MesaHook, the token factory and the BuybackBurner, built on Uniswap v4, fuzz-tested through full launch lifecycles and rehearsed end to end on Elysium before going live.
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