# Elys

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Elys is a fast layer 1 blockchain powered by the Cosmos-SDK. It is the first, and only, decentralized suite of financial applications in the Cosmos ecosystem that has built-in native bridging capabilities for optimal user experience and value capture, and native margin trading capabilities that are powered by liquidity pools & liquidity providers.

**Chain ID**: elystestnet-1 | **Latest Version Tag**: v0.7.0 | **Wasm**: OFF

[Website](https://elys.network) | [Discord](https://discord.gg/R9Gr6Vh7vC) | [Twitter](https://twitter.com/elys_network)

## Chain explorer

<https://explorer.takeshi.team/elys-testnet>

## Public endpoints

* api: <https://elys-testnet.api.takeshi.team>
* rpc: <https://elys-testnet.rpc.takeshi.team>
* grpc: elys-testnet.grpc.takeshi.team:15390

## Peering

**state-sync**

```
d5519e378247dfb61dfe90652d1fe3e2b3005a5b@elys-testnet.rpc.takeshi.team:15356
```

**seed-node**

```
a85a651a3cf1746694560c5b6f76d566c04ca581@elys-testnet.rpc.takeshi.team:15359
```

**addrbook**

```bash
curl -Ls https://snapshots.takeshi.team/elys-testnet/addrbook.json > $HOME/.elys/config/addrbook.json
```

**live-peers** (11)

```bash
peers="8723618f5dff7ac9b57472f90f2e86a2eb194e0a@71.236.119.108:25656,fed5ba77a69a4e75f44588f794999e9ca0c6b440@45.67.217.22:21956,ab4068efcb0e1401ff1b08f9269fa88151a640c0@154.12.229.78:26656,f29fe386022c463b3945955efe2b753e3bcad9a9@45.151.122.202:26656,e27c08c6159ebe0fb6293336ee51e68c35fe2102@31.220.84.183:60756,8851667ffc0b35d3a993fce617fd7a1a736729ad@65.21.126.180:30656,01aaf7bce61622ab4f2f6cedbc57fa3aa5d3cf3c@167.235.1.101:26676,a2a6baf0da022e38f237d76dc60ba9994dd07120@194.163.167.138:54656,44f3a9ac5bfe5292edaea6e00ed2fdc4b0384573@143.198.198.204:26656,ae22b82b1dc34fa0b1a64854168692310f562136@198.27.74.140:26656,d5519e378247dfb61dfe90652d1fe3e2b3005a5b@65.109.68.190:15356"
sed -i -e "s|^persistent_peers *=.*|persistent_peers = \"$peers\"|" $HOME/.elys/config/config.toml
```


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