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The current price of ELYSIA is $0.001544 with a 0.32% change in the last 24 hours.
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ELYSIA is a real-world asset tokenization protocol from South Korea that builds the legal and technical plumbing for putting property and property-backed claims on-chain. EL is its ERC-20 token on Ethereum.
Because the name is heavily contested, the only reliable way to identify this asset is by contract. The EL token is at 0x2781246fe707bb15cee3e5ea354e2154a2877b16 on Ethereum mainnet. A live read on September 11, 2026 returned ELYSIA for name(), EL for symbol(), and 18 decimals. Anything called Elysia at a different address is something else; the name collides in particular with ElysiaJS, an unrelated TypeScript web framework.
The framing has broadened over time. The project began with fractionalized real estate, added a lending layer called ELYFI, and more recently has focused on Zenie, a zero-knowledge TLS oracle aimed at Korean won stablecoin issuance and at proving facts about Web2 financial data without exposing it.
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A note on documentation quality, because it affects how much weight any description of this project deserves. The whitepaper hosted on GitBook is version 2.0 and its pages carry last-modified dates in September 2021. A newer version 2.2 is referenced by third parties at a docs.elysia.land address, but that hostname did not resolve when checked on September 11, 2026, returning a non-existent domain from a public resolver. Claims about present-day mechanics should therefore be treated as provisional.
ELYSIA was launched by a Korean team operating as a DAO, with the stated goal of providing the technology and incentives for digitizing real estate. Secondary sources date the company to July 2018 and name Donguk Seo, Jung-gun Lim and Won-jun Cha as its founders; the project's own current public materials do not prominently list a founding team, so treat the attribution as reported rather than confirmed. The whitepaper describes smart contracts that carry property records, including valuation, financials, ownership stakes and legal documents, with a governance body approving tokens before they can move on a secondary market or be redeemed.
ELYFI, the lending product built alongside the protocol, launched a United States real estate investment product in 2022. The project has since pursued regional expansion, including a 2025 partnership with Bitkub Exchange and Bitkub Academy covering real-world asset education in Southeast Asia, and it appears among listed partners of the Kaia network.
The team's public repositories tell the clearest version of the timeline. The real-estate-era repositories, including the ELYFI contracts, the staking pool and an Elysia real-world asset standard, were last pushed between 2023 and early 2024. Everything the organization has pushed to since is zero-knowledge and attestation work: web proof circuits, symmetric cryptography in Noir, a Zenie event API and a USDC attestation demo, with activity as recent as September 2026. The organization is active, and its engineering attention has clearly moved toward proof infrastructure.
The protocol design described in its documentation has three moving parts.
Asset tokens Property and property-backed claims are issued as tokens carrying the underlying record. Ownership is asserted both on-chain and through matching offline legal arrangements, which is the part no smart contract can enforce on its own.
Governance approval Tokens require approval by the protocol's governance body before secondary transfer and redemption, a deliberate departure from permissionless issuance and what makes compliance possible at all.
Fees and burn ELYSIA collects minting fees from token issuers, with rates varying by asset group and changes subject to participant votes. The project has described EL paid in fees as being burned periodically.
Zenie is the newer layer. It uses zkTLS-based web proof infrastructure so a user can prove something about a bank transfer or a Web2 financial record without revealing the record itself, which is the mechanism behind its Korean won stablecoin work. It was still labeled beta at the time of writing.
EL is used for:
The burn narrative around EL deserves care, because this kind of claim often turns out to be cosmetic. Here the chain supports it. The contract's live total supply reads below the 7,000,000,000 figure the project publishes as its maximum, and the contract implements a real burn that reduces total supply rather than parking tokens at a dead address. The shortfall is consistent with genuine burns having occurred.
Two things stand out. The first is jurisdictional focus: rather than chasing global real-world asset narratives, ELYSIA built around Korean regulatory reality, which is why Zenie exists in its current form.
The second is that the team went upstream. Most tokenization projects treat off-chain data as an input problem solved with a trusted feed. ELYSIA has invested in zero-knowledge proof infrastructure so Web2 financial facts can be proven rather than asserted. Whether that pays off is open, but it is a more serious answer to the oracle problem than most of the category offers.
Against institution-facing platforms such as Ondo or Centrifuge, ELYSIA is smaller, more retail-oriented, and anchored in a single national market rather than in global institutional distribution.
Against generic real-world asset chains, ELYSIA is an application protocol on Ethereum rather than its own network. Against oracle networks such as Chainlink, Zenie is narrower: a proof mechanism for specific financial attestations, not a general-purpose data delivery network.
EL inherits Ethereum's settlement security, but the token contract's own permissions matter more to a holder than consensus does, and they are more permissive than the project's supply language suggests.
A live inspection of the contract's function set on September 11, 2026 found a standard OpenZeppelin ERC-20 extended with mintable, burnable, pausable and ownable modules: mint(address,uint256), minter role management through addMinter, isMinter and renounceMinter, pause and unpause with a matching pauser role, burn and burnFrom, and owner, transferOwnership and renounceOwnership. The owner read as 0x8acff18c53825205d185793bf7517b9e9ece76c4, ownership had not been renounced, and the contract was not paused.
There is no cap() or MAX_SUPPLY() function. The 7,000,000,000 figure published as a maximum is a project commitment, not a limit enforced by code: a minter role holder can issue more, and a pauser role holder can freeze all transfers. That is a standard design for an issuer wanting operational flexibility, and a genuine trust assumption a holder takes on.
The Ethereum deployment is the canonical one. A check of the same address on BNB Chain and on Kaia on the same date found no contract code there, so any EL on another network would be a separate bridged contract with its own address and its own risk.
ELYSIA is a long-running attempt at the least glamorous part of tokenization: making an off-chain asset legally and operationally real on-chain in one jurisdiction, rather than issuing a wrapper and hoping. Its move toward zkTLS proofs is a reasonable read of where the bottleneck sits, and it is a useful case study in how much of the problem lies outside the blockchain.
EL trades on a limited set of centralized exchanges, with much of its liquidity historically on Korean venues, and on decentralized exchanges on Ethereum. Availability and trading pairs vary by jurisdiction.
EL has commonly been available on:
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of ELYSIA is $0.001544 with a 0.32% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $133,180 representing a 8.95% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of ELYSIA is $10,507,018, ranking #652 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of ELYSIA is $10,810,800, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 7,000,000,000 EL is in circulation.
Circulating: 6,803,300,705. Total: 6,803,300,705. Max: 7,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, ELYSIA traded between a low of $0.001494 and a high of $0.001556.
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