Question 1

What is EL?

Accepted Answer

EL is the utility and governance token of the ELYSIA ecosystem. It is used to connect ecosystem participation and governance mechanisms; holding EL does not mean holding a specific piece of real estate, debt claim, or other real-world asset, nor does it automatically confer ownership of or cash flows from that asset. This distinction is important: EL is an ecosystem-layer token, while the real-world-asset tokenization products supported by ELYSIA may each have different legal structures, asset arrangements, and holder rights. Whether a holder has an interest in an underlying asset must be determined from the issuance and rights documents for that specific product; it cannot be inferred from holding EL.

Question 2

What problem does ELYSIA primarily solve?

Accepted Answer

ELYSIA provides tools and infrastructure for transforming real-world assets into on-chain financial products. Its objective is to enable products related to off-chain assets to be built and used on-chain, rather than automatically turning all real-world assets into the same type of token. From “asset tokenization” to a user actually obtaining a specific right, it still depends on how the particular product defines the underlying asset, issues tokens, manages assets, and establishes holder rights. Therefore, ELYSIA’s role as infrastructure and an EL holder’s economic interest in an individual RWA are questions at two different levels.

Question 3

What practical purpose does staking EL serve?

Accepted Answer

Under the mechanism described in ELYSIA’s documentation, users can receive sEL after staking EL; sEL is the credential used for ELYSIA DAO governance voting. The key to the process is not “holding EL means voting,” but rather first placing EL into a staked state and then participating in governance with the sEL received. Voting weight changes with the amount of sEL held, so the amount of sEL determines relative voting weight under this governance mechanism. This mechanism describes eligibility and weight for participation in DAO decisions; it does not mean sEL represents ownership of real-world assets, nor can the currently available materials be used to infer a fixed staking yield, lock-up period, or redemption conditions.

Question 4

What is EL's maximum supply?

Accepted Answer

EL is issued according to the Ethereum ERC-20 standard, with a maximum supply set at 7 billion tokens. ERC-20 is a token interface standard on Ethereum that specifies commonly used basic methods for tokens to interact with compatible wallets, contracts, and applications. The 7 billion tokens are the maximum supply; this does not equal real-time circulating supply, tradable quantity, or the available balance of any address. To understand the supply available to the market at a given time, actual minting, allocation, locking, and circulation status must be checked separately; this information cannot be derived from the maximum supply alone.

Question 5

What does the ERC-20 standard mean for EL?

Accepted Answer

EL’s ERC-20 attribute indicates that it was originally issued according to a commonly used Ethereum token standard, enabling it to interact with on-chain tools compatible with that standard. It describes the token standard and technical interface; it is not a guarantee that any particular exchange, wallet, cross-chain network, or real-world asset product will be available. In practice, “token-standard compatibility” must be assessed separately from whether a particular application supports the asset, whether a particular network is available, and whether a particular RWA product is open to specific users; the latter three are subject to the rules of the relevant product or service.

Question 6

Can I participate in governance simply by holding EL?

Accepted Answer

Holding EL alone does not mean that a user has obtained an ELYSIA DAO voting credential. According to the ELYSIA dApp documentation, users need to stake EL and receive sEL before participating in governance voting based on their sEL holdings. Three states can therefore be distinguished: holding EL means holding the ecosystem token; staking EL is the action that enters the governance path described in the documentation; and holding sEL determines voting weight in that path. This design links governance weight to sEL after staking, rather than calculating it directly from an unstaked EL balance in a wallet.

Question 7

What is the difference between EL, sEL, and specific RWA products?

Accepted Answer

EL, sEL, and specific RWA products correspond to three different levels. EL is ELYSIA’s ecosystem utility and governance token; sEL is a governance credential obtained by staking EL and used for DAO voting; and the underlying assets and holder rights of a specific RWA product must be determined under its own terms. The three cannot substitute for one another: EL does not automatically represent any underlying asset, and sEL voting rights do not automatically convert into ownership of a specific RWA. To understand any economic interest, start from the level to which that interest belongs rather than drawing broad conclusions from ELYSIA’s positioning as RWA infrastructure.

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