marketlabCLOUD
Now building on Elysium TestnetBuilt for ElysiumYour launch is only the beginning. Bring your Elysium token to Marketlab and open a public pool where people can swap and provide liquidity.
Your token. Your initial liquidity. No launchpad required.
WHYPEAlready deployed on Elysium? Use its contract address. Keep your launch tools and your token.
Pair it with WHYPE or another supported token. Deposit both assets to set the starting price and open trading.
Enable automatic fees. Marketlab runs the controller, adjusting swap fees as pool prices move, within your limits.
Swaps stay onchain. Fee management runs in the cloud.
How pools workALGO TRADING
From your first connection to your next move.
Choose an exchange, connect your browser wallet, and approve trading access. No private keys to copy. No new place to move your funds.
Your main wallet stays with you
Hyperliquid
Bulk
HyperLinkFind a market, set your size and timing, then review the plan before you start. Your strategy runs in your own runtime, separate from other users.
Review first. Start when you're ready.Come back to your running jobs, orders and activity in one place. Check progress or request a stop without logging into a server.
Your browser isn't the engine
HyperliquidEvery step, in view.Your runtime is hosted in Europe today. Tokyo is coming next.
PREFER TO RUN IT YOURSELF?
Marketlab started in the terminal. The open-source CLI is still yours: write custom Python scripts, backtest, manage Elysium pools, and run on a server you control. Cloud gives you the same engine without managing the infrastructure.
Explore Marketlab CLIYes. Use a supported ERC-20 token deployed on Elysium, regardless of which deployment tool you used. You need both tokens for the first deposit. An address from another chain is not an Elysium token address.
No. You supply your token and the paired asset, such as WHYPE. Your first deposit sets the starting price and enables swaps. Other liquidity providers can then deposit both assets and receive LP shares. Fees stay in the pool for LPs; returns are not guaranteed.
After you enable automatic fees, a Marketlab job observes the pool's price movement and submits fee updates within the bounds you set at creation. It needs an authorized operator and a small HYPE gas balance. If it stops, the pool keeps working at its last applied fee.
Not yet. Pools currently run on Elysium testnet. You can try creation, deposits, swaps, withdrawals and automatic fees there. The optional test-token launcher is a playground for trying the flow, not a requirement for existing tokens.
No. Create an account and we set up your runtime. Connect a supported browser wallet when you're ready to link an exchange.
Your strategies, bots and agent credentials run in a separate container for your account, not another user's process. The underlying server hardware is shared; this is not a dedicated virtual machine.
Yes. Your strategies run independently of the dashboard, even while our API restarts. You can close your browser and return to follow their status or request a stop. Stopping does not reverse fills or automatically close existing positions.
For exchange trading, funds stay in your exchange account and your wallet authorizes a trading agent. For Elysium liquidity, deposited assets are held by the pool contract and represented by your LP shares. Your main wallet private key stays in your wallet.
Yes. The open-source CLI lets advanced users write scripts, backtest, and run Marketlab on their own machine or server. Cloud takes care of hosting when you'd rather use a browser.
NO INSTALL. NO SERVER SETUP.
