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Updates

Short, dated notes on what we have shipped, why, and what is coming next. Release details are kept in the changelog.

StatusLive on Elysium mainnet
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First networkElysium
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HyperCore data and more networks.

New entries appear here as each one goes live.

9 Nov 2026Launch

Tesera is live on Elysium mainnet

Tesera goes live with Elysium mainnet on 9 November 2026. Add https://mcp.teseralab.com/elysium to Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code or Devin Desktop, and your AI can work on Elysium from the first block.

Launch includes 47 tools across Read, Understand, Build, Act, Agents, Perps and Private payments. Every transaction is simulated and previewed in plain words before you sign. Agents get on-chain identity and reputation through ERC-8004, and agent wallets with session keys carry caps, allowed contracts and functions, and an expiry.

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7 Nov 2026Note

Heads down for mainnet

We are spending these days getting the gateway ready for Elysium mainnet. Tesera launches on mainnet from day one, with everything in the changelog live at launch.

See every tool →
5 Nov 2026Note

Why we are building an MCP gateway for on-chain networks

Elysium is a new Layer 2 built by Kinetiq for the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It is an Arbitrum Orbit chain that settles to HyperEVM, it uses bridged HYPE for gas, and its mainnet launches on 9 November 2026.

A lot of building now happens with an AI client open in the editor, and many people would rather ask a question than click through an app. MCP is an open protocol that lets clients such as Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and Devin Desktop use outside tools. One hosted gateway can therefore give any of them a working connection to a chain through a single URL. We want that connection to exist from the first day of each chain, built around a security model where your keys stay in your own wallet, and built so the same tools carry over to every network we add.

Read how security works →