
Waitlist open
Set it once.
Daimon never sleeps.
Tell Daimon what should happen and when. It watches Elysium every block and acts the moment your rule comes true.
Your contracts, awake every block
Apps on a blockchain can’t act on their own. They wait for someone to press the button. Daimon presses it for you, ten times a second, day and night, the moment your rule comes true.
See what you can automateEvery block, checked
Elysium makes a new block every tenth of a second. A bot that checks once a second misses nine of every ten. You, asleep, miss all of them. Daimon looks at every single one.
- 100 ms
- Between
checks - 1 block
- From trigger
to action - 24/7
- No breaks,
no sleep
Elysium and Hyperliquid, one rule
Watch prices on Hyperliquid and act on Elysium, or the other way round.
- At launch
Rules on Elysium
- At launch
Time and schedule triggers
- Phase two
Hyperliquid prices and positions
- Phase two
Orders on Hyperliquid
One rule. Any trigger, any action.
A rule is a simple sentence: when something happens, do something. Pick what Daimon watches, pick what it does, and it runs on its own from then on.
You set the limits
25% of your weekly limit used
1 of 5 actions allowed today
100% of your money stays in your wallet
Rules people will run
- Protect
When my position gets close to liquidation, add margin from my wallet.
- Grow
When my staking rewards pass 1 HYPE, stake them again.
- Pay
On the 1st of every month, pay my team in USDC.
- Run
Every Friday at 08:00 UTC, roll my options vault to next week.
Your money never leaves your wallet
Daimon gets permission for one job, with a limit you choose. Nothing more.
- Your funds
- What protects them
Watching is free
You only pay when Daimon acts: a small fee plus the network fee, which is usually a fraction of a cent.
Permission for one job
You approve a single action with a limit. Daimon can’t send your funds anywhere else.
One block from trigger to action
Daimon runs right next to Elysium, so it acts a tenth of a second after your rule comes true.
Built for
ElysiumHyperliquidIndependent project, not affiliated with Kinetiq
Waitlist open
From idea to running rule
No code and no servers. If you can describe it in a sentence, you can set it up in a couple of minutes.
- 01
Connect your wallet
Sign in with the wallet you already use on Elysium.
- 02
Pick a trigger
A price, a balance, a time of day, or anything on Elysium.
See triggers - 03
Pick an action
Add margin, restake, pay someone, or use any app on Elysium.
See actions - 04
Set a limit
Choose the most it may ever spend, then switch the rule on.
How limits work
- Latest Elysium testnet block
- —
- Checks per second
- 10
- Cost to watch
- $0
- Bots you need to run
- 0
Two ways to use Daimon
Build rules from a menu, see everything Daimon has done for you, and pause anything in one click. Made for people, no code needed.
Hand Daimon the jobs your app needs done on time, like settling auctions or rolling vaults, with one call from your code.
FAQ
New to Daimon?
The short answers to what people ask first: what Daimon is, what Elysium and Hyperliquid are, whether your money is safe, and what it costs.
What is Daimon?
An automation service. You write a rule like “when my position gets close to liquidation, add margin”, and Daimon watches the market every tenth of a second and carries it out the moment it comes true, even while you sleep.
What are Elysium and Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid is a blockchain best known for its exchange, one of the largest places to trade crypto fully onchain. Elysium is a new, faster blockchain built on top of it by Kinetiq, where apps can read Hyperliquid’s markets directly. Elysium’s main network launches on November 9, 2026.
What is a block?
A blockchain records activity in batches called blocks. Elysium adds a new one every tenth of a second. Daimon looks at every block to see whether any of your rules have come true.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You build a rule by picking a trigger and an action from a menu, then setting a limit. Developers can also create rules from their own code.
Does Daimon hold my money?
No. Your funds stay in your own wallet. You give Daimon permission for one specific job, up to a limit you set, and you can take that permission back at any time.
What does it cost?
Watching is free. Each time Daimon acts for you, you pay a small fee plus the normal network fee, which is usually a fraction of a cent on Elysium.
What if something goes wrong?
Daimon checks market data from two independent sources before it acts, and holds off if they disagree. Every action is logged with the time, the reason and a link to the transaction, and you can pause any rule in one click.
When does Daimon launch?
Daimon will open after Elysium’s main network goes live. Join the waitlist to be among the first to set up rules.
Is Daimon part of Kinetiq?
No. Daimon is an independent project built for the Elysium ecosystem.

Let Daimon take the night shift
Join the waitlist and be first to set your rules on Elysium.