Most of you will wait until $HEX is $1 before you finally decide to stake your coins to earn yield after you see people like me getting paid thousands of HEX coins per day thanks to our T-shares... But you will be severely disappointed when you realize you won't be able to afford even 1 T-share if HEX is $1😱👀Understanding the HEX share rate system makes me feel like Nikola Tesla🧠
You're either early when everyone hates it
Or late when everyone loves it
$BTC is LATE
#ETH is LATE
$HEX is EARLY (NoT a Security)
#PulseChain is EARLY (NoT a Security)
There will never be another opportunity like this in crypto ever again.
People in crypto want their coins to earn more coins... $HEX has that feature...
People in crypto don't want to give up custody of their coins... $HEX has that feature...
People in crypto want coins that CAN'T get shut off or stopped... $HEX has that feature...
People in crypto want things that don't get hacked or get bugs or exploits... $HEX has that feature...
People in crypto want coins that have legal clarity and won't get sued by the SEC... $HEX has that feature...
WHY ARE PEOPLE IN CRYPTO STILL CONTSTANTLY BEING TOLD THAT $HEX IS A SCAM?? AFTER 5 YEARS OF LITERALLY PERFECT & FLAWLESS OPERATION ON ETHEREUM AND PULSECHAIN NETWORKS???👀
Isn't that concerning?🤔 I'm not a conspiracy theorist but.....
Dear @fabdarice ,
The pulsechain treasury which founder is @RichardHeartWin is holding 171.088 ETH.
https://t.co/CP6rWbiT9i gives you an overview over all wallets as proof of reserves directly readable from the blockchain.
We, as the pulse community would appreciate if you add the Pulsechain treasury to the list.
Best regards
For those who haven't read my articles and posts, here is a summary:
1. Solana volume and TPS are fake. They include votes, not just user transactions.
2. Solana uses a single sequencer.
3. Solana rate-limits that sequencer.
4. #PulseChain can handle more than #ETH.
The #PulseChain Bridge pausing is not congestion; it occurs when gas prices rise to a point where validators may wait until gas prices are reasonable before paying to submit signatures. For instance, validators might wait until gas prices are pennies vs. dollars in $PLS to sign a single bridge of any value. Each validator is responsible for their own costs and decides how much they’re willing to pay per bridge.
As an example, in December, there were over +30,000 bridges, which would have cost +$210,000 to validate if each validator spent $1 of $PLS per bridge. Additionally, fees collected would have been far less than $210,000 due to the free bridges into #PulseChain and low fees for bridges out of #PulseChain. (Don’t ask me about the actual cost and spending for December. I’m only aware of the rough number of bridges and cost each validator would have spend per bridge (+$1) at the time of the gas spike.)
The bridge isn’t a problem with blockchain design or a technical issue. It’s a cost issue for the validators.
Validator fees exist to pay for the infrastructure that watches and validates bridges. It also incentivizes the bridge’s continued operation. If fees fail to cover these costs, why would validators continue to work to maintain the bridge’s functionality? They are protecting the bridge by waiting for fees to come down.
Low bridge fees come with a tradeoff. The bridge protocol was forked, and the fee management system is being utilized as designed.
There are numerous solutions to the fees, but they necessitate modifications to the bridge code and collaboration with validators to execute the necessary changes.
Speed is determined by block finalization, which necessitates blocks to be finalized with assurances that they won’t be reorganized. For Ethereum 2, the finalization time is 96 blocks.
The security of any bridge is the top priority. Many bridges have sacrificed speed for security, only to be exploited later.
I like the #PulseChain bridge, because I know it's secure. Yes, it takes longer, but, I know blocks are finalized, cannot reorg, and the asset is safe. The validators act responsibly and protect the bridge by ensuring that they don’t go bankrupt.
If you’re looking for speed, there are alternatives, but be aware that there are trade-offs. These trade-offs could be security, cost, or something else entirely.
Want some real security alpha for your crypto?
1. Learn to read. Seriously, this is very underrated.🤓
2. Get a hardware wallet right now. And only buy it directly from the company. No third-parties, Amazon or resellers... DIRECT FROM THE SOURCE ONLY. I prefer using Trezor myself but you do you.💪
3. USE A PASSPHRASE!!👈
Listen - nobody can steal my coins from me... If someone steals my Trezor device, they could never hack and extract my hidden wallets.
Even if they crack and brute-force my PIN code to get inside the Trezor and get my private keys. Even if they have my 24 secret words... They will NOT be able to access or even see my hidden wallets (AKA passphrase wallets) no matter what!🤯
And a malicious actor or hacker can NEVER extract the passphrase because it is not saved on the device EVER. 🧠👀Understand how powerful the passphrase feature is and start using it!
I've never has unauthorized access to my wallets and it will stay like that thanks to the passphrase feature AKA hidden wallets.💯🔐
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