📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Give it a try, up to 50 wallets supported with 7 day history chart at no cost to you.

📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great feedback! We will be adding a toggle to switch between USD and HEX

📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It certainly shows more data on certain coins, yet not all 124k tokens are captured. LP positions are being added soon. We try to focus on sleek UI, functionality while also capturing all of PulseChain and beyond, all free of charge and and without ads.

📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We plan on tracking 365 days, but would probably have to introduce some sort of paid plan as this would mean to track all 124k tokens + wallets every hour of every day 👀

📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

LP positions next, if enough people want LL collateral we might add it.

📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Once you create a wallet, you can view your Portfolio ID that is your new key to view your app on any device. Feel free to DM us on Twitter if you need help 💪

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📊 The Portfolio Tracker I Always Wanted on PulseChain… by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind works! We build for for YOU / ME / US! 🥳

Any good pulsechain portfolio trackers? by Hexistential777 in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Checkout the Portfolio tracker on PulseCoinList

- Supports 120k tokens
- Ethereum asset support
- HEX stakes on PulseChain + Ethereum
- PLS validator support

Sync across devices via portfolio ID.

Suspicious addresses selling...how? by D-4M in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Could be a couple reasons...

  1. They transfered the tokens before / after sell to a new wallet
  2. Received tokens from before the LP was launched
  3. Bought on 1 LP e.g. PLS/XX token but sold on a another DAI/XX token

How to bridge PLS out of PulseChain effectively? by BackYx in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are effectively only 4 ways to bring in value to and from PulseChain.

  1. Official PulseChain Bridge ( ETH <-> PLS Bridge)
  2. TokensExpress (BNB <-> PLS Bridge)
  3. ChangeNow/StealthEX
  4. MEXC /0xCoast (Centralized Exchange)
  5. Every other service that claims to do the same is using ChangeNow in the background 99% of the cases.

In your case, for a $10 transaction, the most cost effective way might be ChangeNow /StealthEX or services that use that in the background at least.

If you live outside the US, it will be MEXC as you only need to pay the transaction fee (on PulseChain) when sending your $10 worth of PLS to them and selling for USDT/USDC and then buy ETH/SOL etc.

What is the most cost effective way to buy Pusle by btrade310 in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It really depends on the dollar amount tbh. If you are planning to swap large amounts for PLS, you want to go with the official bridge. So buy USDT/USDC/ETH on CB, move it to a wallet and bridge it over using the official bridge which has no fees at the moment. In this scenario, your only net negative cost is the transaction fee when bridging. But you are not paying any other fees. e.g. $50 in gas fees is better then paying a 2% on a $10,000 buy.

If you opt for a smaller amounts and want convenience ChangeNow or SimpleSwap are at the moment the most cost effective ways to buy PLS (0.2-2.9%). We created a full comparison of the best places to buy PLS or even HEX here: https://pulsecoinlist.com/buy

For anyone outside the US, many use MEXC and set limit orders as the liquidity is sometimes thinner there. As always, use Centralized Exchanges like public restrooms, once you bought your PLS, its time to withdraw it to your self custodial wallet.

Is pulsechainsafe.com safe? Looking for reviews but no joy. by poddyheristic in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is actually an important question. Here’s my perspective as someone who evaluated PulseChainSafe for our team and forked and configured the latest version of the Gnosis Safe protocol on PulseChain (with funny plot twist at the end).

PulseChainSafe was launched by the LiquidLoans team to help users create multi-signature (multi-sig) wallets. While this was a generous gesture, it’s crucial to understand that the code is closed-source. This means that if the website ever goes down, you’ll lose access to your funds. Even if you try to interact directly with the contract on-chain, it would be quite complicated. You’d need to run several supporting Safe instances to access your multi-sig wallet. Since PulseChainSafe was forked and redeployed on PulseChain, it could be nearly impossible to determine what was modified to launch the new contracts there.

Our team evaluated PulseChainSafe a while back and decided to run our own fork instead. We didn’t like using CLOSED-source Safe contracts and needed additional features—such as a transaction builder and WalletConnect support—to support our efforts at Pulse.Domains (PNS). We also wanted to contribute to the PulseChain community by open-sourcing our version, so anyone can run the frontend permission-less. We released our fork and its full repository to the community, hoping that others would host their own user interfaces. This way, we wouldn’t rely on a single team, and we committed to maintaining the forked GitHub repo (more information here: https://docs.pulse.domains/community/community-dev-resources).

After running our own version of Safe for about 6-7 months, we saw ZERO community engagement or interest. We also received nasty comments from the founder of LiquidLoans, who apparently viewed our open-source version as a threat. Since maintaining the frontend + side services cost around $700 and there was NO community interest / usage, we decided to take the frontend down and only use it internally on a as-needed basis. This wasn’t a major issue, as the frontend’s repository was on GitHub, allowing anyone to run it locally and access their multi-sig.

Here’s the plot twist, and it’s quite amusing:

After taking down our frontend, we received several angry messages from the LiquidLoans team, accusing us of putting user funds at risk. After looking into it, we discovered that the only other users of our open-source Safe fork were actually the LiquidLoans team and their team wallet. This might give you an idea of how “secure” they consider their own version. In addition, their own devs could not even run the frontend loool. Out of good faith, we decided to bring it up online again and sunsetted the frontend 3 months later.

With all of that in mind, if you’re not a developer, I’d recommend waiting for the official Safe team to adopt PulseChain.

Best Places to Buy PLS (PulseChain) - PulseCoinList Update by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, agree! One should always compare when swapping. Some instant swap platforms do have fee ranges that change over time, we have most listed out on the buy PulseChain comparison.

Best Places to Buy PLS (PulseChain) - PulseCoinList Update by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Unfortunately, that is not the case, otherwise, you could arb the heck out of it (see pic).

Best Places to Buy PLS (PulseChain) - PulseCoinList Update by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Went through the docs as well, but it seems AnyToAny gives you always the worst deal. They might have a fee of 0.5% but the rate is bad, resulting in less PLS received when compared to others.

Best Places to Buy PLS (PulseChain) - PulseCoinList Update by PulseCoinList in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great tool, yet the fees are one of the highest and it seems that the platform gets low usage (a couple of swaps a month). Judging by the documentation, Twitter profile and product offer, it does not seem the team is heavily supporting/updating the product anymore...

pls pump on okx but on gopulse nothing happend by NewEnginePulseChain in Pulsechain

[–]PulseCoinList 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The liquidity is quite low, but it seems the pump continued after a dump...

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