⬣ PulseChain Zone ⬣ 🇬🇧 @PulseChainZone

@Clock_Hypocrisy @elonmusk Not ALL black and brown people, only the ones that come here illegally

Here is the truth about #PulseChain that the market refuses to accept. It was built by someone who predicted every major move in crypto before it happened. Who built something better and cheaper and faster. And the market still hasn’t priced that in. That level of mispricing doesn’t last forever. It never has. It never will. 💚🫡🚀 $PLS $PLSX $HEX $INC

What makes @RichardHeartWin worth following? 🎩 Most $BTC OGs spent the last decade shilling their bags and ignoring all the problems Richard Heart did something most don't have the courage to do He looked at Bitcoin, saw the flaws, and said: "This isn't the answer..." 💥 He could have stayed in the safe lane 💥 He could have ridden the Bitcoin narrative forever 💥 He could have maximized his own wealth and called it a day Instead, he challenged the very thing that made him successful That's why whenever anyone says he's scammed the blockchain and has bad intentions - I just can't resonate with that conclusion. It's logically inconsistent with his nature That's a trait you almost NEVER see Most people protect their investments and are blind to the issues - very few are willing to criticize them Why? Because money talks 🤑 In a world where institutions are captured by money, where middlemen extract value from everyone, and where surveillance and control keep expanding, speaking uncomfortable truths comes at a cost (look what's happened to him in the last 3 years) Yet Richard chose to build alternatives - to make the world a better place Whether you agree with every detail or not, the principle matters: ⚡ The willingness to sacrifice personal gain in pursuit of a better system is something I value in a man almost above anything else Ask yourself: Could you publicly admit your own investment has flaws? 🤣 Could you spend years searching for a better solution, not finding it, then building it - instead of defending your bags? Most can't.... A precious and rare quality.... I know which side I'd rather stand on. How about you? 👇

PulseChain support update: after some hiccups with our underlying data APIs, we've managed to fix PulseChain support with the help of the PulseChain community. Stay safe on all chains 🫡

PulseChain is going to print millionaires in this bullrun. Mark my words.

How I'm Bypassing Corrupt Exchanges To Buy Crypto (Bitcoin Ethereum PulseChain HEX)

@VoslooShane @cryptosolv Does downward price action = scam?? If so then the whole of crypto is a scam

3 years of 100% uptime for PulseChain.com Growth in every aspect, except the price

Legendary Investor Ric Edelman says CLARITY Act will create MASSIVE 'flywheel effect' for crypto. "I would not at all be surprised to see #Bitcoin end the year above $150,000.

PulseChain is officially 3 years old today Instead of 52 weeks to shake out the weak hands, it has now been 156 weeks During the 156 weeks we have seen many other chains launch and die almost instantly while PulseChain remains in the top 20 most used and active chains Although our price chart sucks, we have a founder who beat the SEC and a now broke community who still refuse to quit and leave the sinking ship Is that enough to become victorious in the end?

Hey @RichardHeartWin …. Let’s do it.

@Peplord Does it include $HEX

@PartBaptist1689 @TheBritLad The Labour Party are cooked

🚨 BREAKING 🚨 Alex McWhirter, founder of Icosa & Hedron, is forking Rabby Wallet for PulseChain. “Cappy is closer than you might think…” Someone had to do it.

PulseChain did it already.

Avalanche🔺 @avax

a month ago

Avalanche will get it done.

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@Humpback_Holder Bristol central???? It’s the other end of the country 😂

People love to twist Richard Hearts words Pre PulseChain launch he told us, PulseChain bridge would have the same admin key issue as all other bridges because there is no such thing as a trustless admin key free bridge on the market PulseChain needs to stop listening to ai spewed garbage posted by ‘community’ members PulseChain, PulseX, HEX and ProveX are truly trustless but he was always clear with us, the bridge wouldn’t and cannot be

The way I read Richard most of the time is "you can win with me, just not as much as I win." Which by extension means "you can lose with me, just not as much as I lose." People will push back hard on that second half, but if it wasn't true he'd have bounced by now. If you actually think the whole thing is a scam, ask yourself why he's still here. He doesn't need more money to disappear. Plastic surgery, new passports, quiet life somewhere with no extradition, that's all trivially available to someone with his resources. The fact that he's still around, still tied to the chain, still publicly attached to all of it, is its own signal. Not proof of anything. Just a data point that doesn't really fit the pure grift narrative. So... I remain.

PulseChain was previously supported on @okx when it first launched. However PulseChain was removed from the exchange largely due to regulatory uncertainty at the time Today, things look different, the SEC case involving Richard Heart has been resolved as he beat them in court The OKX Wallet already fully supports PulseChain So the question is simple: What would it take for OKX Exchange to support and list PulseChain again? There’s a large and active community ready for it

ignore the rumors going around about Piteas. if there had been an issue on our side, it would not have affected just one person, it would have affected everyone. we checked the system end to end and found neither a leak nor any unauthorized access. based on the post-mortem work we’ve done so far, and during this process we also stayed in direct contact with the victim to gather every detail, we can confirm that the user was directly targeted. the reason is simple: the signed transaction was pre-crafted and contains a wrap function that cannot be generated by the UI. on the app, wrap operations are executed by the wPLS contract, not by the router. this is also not the kind of malformed call that could have come from the API, and even if it had, the UI-side validation would still have rejected it. the attacker is using a vanity address. address patterns similar to the victim’s are usually part of mass attack methods, so this looks less like a one-off handcrafted attack and more like the byproduct of some spreading malware logic. beyond the device or the vpn being compromised, we don’t see another realistic scenario. and even the vpn angle looks weak, because doing this over TLS v1.3 is basically impossible, though we still can’t fully rule out some other kind of network-side issue. so at this point, our view is that malware on the victim’s device may have altered the response data of the request coming from the API directly inside the browser. in other words, the attacker may have embedded a script into the browser that waited for the right transaction flow and then replaced it with a fixed malicious call, likely with some form of self-delete behavior as well. we are doing everything we can to protect users. for more than a year now, despite barely generating enough revenue to cover expenses and despite all market conditions, we have continued to work here for the ecosystem. so please do not give attention to the usual paid voices who are known for tweeting for money and are now, once again, trying to smear Piteas for money too. even so, our team will still do its best to support the affected user however we can.

Piteas @piteasio

2 months ago

unfortunately, attacks on web3 touchpoints have increased a lot lately, and now users are being exploited through fake txs designed to target them directly. whether it’s Piteas or PulseX, Pulsechain or Ethereum, it doesn’t really matter which app or chain you’re on, because they

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