Odaily’s preview, published on November 8, 2026, at 10:26:31 UTC+8, outlined several infrastructure events scheduled for November 9–15. These were announced plans at publication, not confirmation that the launches or service restorations had occurred.
Soneium: bridged ETH required for November 12 NFT sale
According to Soneium’s announcement cited by Odaily, participants in the November 12 Moriusa NFT sale must use a regular externally owned account (EOA) wallet, bridge ETH to Soneium, and create a Soneium Portal account.
The supported route is therefore ETH moving onto Soneium before participation through the portal. The report does not identify the origin chain, bridge provider, verification process, or whether assets are locked, minted or otherwise represented. It consequently does not establish the bridge’s trust assumptions or security properties.
Soneium Portal was scheduled to offer 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs, drawn from an existing collection rather than newly minted. Two are rare editions; purchase outcomes are random. Each NFT costs 0.25 ETH, with a limit of one per wallet. The whitelist window runs from 13:00 to 15:00 UTC, followed by a public sale.
Soneium described the Japanese property Moriusa as the network’s first tokenized IP.
Elysium: November 9 mainnet plan links execution to HyperEVM settlement
Elysium announced a November 9 mainnet launch, which Odaily described as the first L2 in the Hyperliquid ecosystem. The report identifies HyperEVM as its settlement layer, says it is deployed in coordination with the trading-focused HyperCore, and names HYPE as its native gas token.
At publication, Elysium was running Conduit’s G2 sequencer. Its announced mainnet transition would move the network out of testing and open it to applications and trading. These details identify infrastructure dependencies, but the report does not describe bridge verification or withdrawal mechanics.
Uniswap also confirmed support for V4 Hooks on Elysium, allowing developers to build customizable liquidity pools with dynamic fees and custom trading logic.
Binance: withdrawal restoration planned, not confirmed
Binance said it was working to restore withdrawals for HYPE, INJ, APT, PLASMA, NEAR and LTC before the end of the following weekend. The preview placed this item among events without a fixed time.
The exchange also planned, within the same timeframe, to restore withdrawals for all tokens on networks that had already reopened, listing BSC, ETH, MATIC, ARB, POL and OP. This was an exchange withdrawal-service update—not an announcement of a new cross-chain bridge—and remained a plan in the supplied report.
