PulseChain (PLS) Crypto Exchange

PulseChain is a blockchain built by Richard Heart (the same developer of HEX). It's similar to Ethereum, but faster, cheaper, and more efficient. The idea is simple: take the good of Ethereum, fix the slow transactions and high fees, and make it easier to use.

Why PulseChain is Different

PulseChain starts with all Ethereum contracts and NFTs. When Ethereum launched, the holders of Ethereum got their tokens and NFTs airdropped to PulseChain, so the network was already populated with lots of assets.

In contrast to energy-hungry mining, Pulse uses staking, which means quicker confirmations, cheaper fees, and a much lower energy profile. Blocks are created about every 3 seconds, so sending tokens is almost real-time.

A portion of every transaction fee is permanently removed from circulation, which can make PLS deflationary over time.

PLS – the Network’s Token

PLS is the native cryptocurrency of PulseChain. You’ll use it to:

• Pay for transactions
• Interact with decentralized apps (dApps) built on PulseChain
• Stake and participate in governance, earning rewards for helping secure the network

Pulse tries to enhance Ethereum by reducing transaction costs, speeding up confirmations, and fueling an expanding app and NFT ecosystem. It's a fascinating venture, but as with any crypto, it has risks—so always do your research before investing.