According to CoinMeta, Uniswap announced that its V2, V3, and V4 versions have been launched on the Elysium network, bringing three versions of its decentralized trading protocol. This deployment was achieved within just two days of the network’s public mainnet debut on November 9th. In a tweet on November 11th, Uniswap stated that developers can find the official addresses in their developer documentation. The documentation lists all three versions of the contracts, including the factory contracts used by V2 and V3, as well as the pool manager for V4. A specific V3 page on Elysium confirms that the network’s chain is ID and identifies HYPE as the token used to pay for transaction fees. Uniswap warns developers not to assume that contracts on different chains share the same addresses, and integrators are instructed to check the network-specific mappings. The guide includes V3 factories, pricing contracts, position managers, and other tools to connect applications with the protocol. The V4 version of Uniswap retains centralized liquidity while changing the way pools are managed. Its technical documentation describes a single pool manager contract for storing pool status, whereas V3 uses a separate contract for each pool.