every hour, the chart needs a heartbeat.
the last four hours and this one. red = pulse · grey = flatline.
one rule: beat the last hour.
Buy $PULSE on this site at any time during the hour and you're one of that hour's beaters. 1% of every swap here goes into the pot.
When the hour ends, if its volume is higher than the hour before, it's a pulse: 20% of the pot is shared by that hour's beaters in proportion to what they bought, up to 5% of what the hour bought, so bigger hours pay more.
If volume drops, nobody is paid and the pot keeps everything. The pot never stops filling, so it's always ready for the next pulse. Claim your share whenever you like.
what a pulse pays you. change any number, or
the math, exactly as the contract does it: payout = min(20% of the pot, 2% of the hour's buys), minus a 1% bounty for whoever settles the hour. you get your share of the payout in proportion to what you bought.
every number in the game, read from the contract right now.
The clock runs on block time. Every hour is numbered from the moment the pot was deployed.
Of every buy and every sell on this site, paid in ETH straight into the pot.
Of the pot, at most, goes out on each pulse.
Of the hour's own buys, at most. Stops a tiny buy after a quiet hour from draining the pot.
Of each payout, to whoever settles the hour. The first buy of the next hour does it automatically.
Only buys made through this site. Sells pay the fee but are never beats.
a buy this hour is your beat.
ETH ready to claim
every hour, settled onchain.
no team tokens. no admin. just a rhythm.
Minted once, straight into the launch curve.
The dev buys on the curve like everyone else.
Every hour is settled by the contract. Anyone can call it.
The pot is ETH, not more of the token, so pulses never dilute holders.
the questions everyone asks.
Any buy of $PULSE made through this site. The contract records how much ETH you swapped and which hour you bought in. That's your beat for that hour. Buy more than once and your beats add up.
$PULSE trades in a Pons pool, and Pons uses that pool's hook slot, so no contract can see trades made anywhere else. This site sends your buy through the PulseRouter, which swaps in the same pool and records the beat. Same pool, same price, plus the 1% that fills the pot.
On a pulse you get your share of that hour's payout, in proportion to what you bought. The payout is 20% of the pot, but never more than 2% of what the hour bought. In practice a pulse pays its buyers up to about 2% of what they bought, back in ETH, on top of the $PULSE they bought. Try the numbers in the example above.
That hour has zero volume, so it flatlines and nothing is paid. The next hour then only has to beat zero, so any buy pulses it (still capped at 2% of what was bought).
A pulse hour has to be settled once before anyone can claim. The first buy of the next hour settles it automatically, and that buyer gets the 1% bounty. If nobody buys, anyone can press settle and take the bounty. Once it's settled, claim whenever you like; it never expires.
No. Sells don't count toward the hour's volume, so they can't break a pulse. A sell through this site still pays 1% into the pot.
A big buyer gets a big share of that hour's payout, because shares follow ETH bought. But the payout is capped at 2% of the hour's buys, so nobody can drain the pot. Buying and selling straight back through Pons costs about 3.5% in fees, more than the cap pays, so wash trading loses money.
Nobody. The pot contract has no owner and no withdraw function. ETH only leaves it as rewards to buyers of pulse hours and as settle bounties. The router's owner can do one thing, once: point it at the official Pons pool after graduation. It can't change fees, pause trading, or move funds.
Before graduation, $PULSE trades on the Pons bonding curve, which the router can't route through. Beats start once the token graduates into its Pons pool and the router is pointed at it. Until then the clock runs, but hours have no beats.
Yes. A buy counts for the hour its block lands in, so a buy in the final seconds shares that hour's payout. That's part of the game. Watch the "beat this" line and the clock.
$PULSE is a memecoin. Its price can fall, and pulse rewards are small next to price moves. Payouts depend on each hour beating the last one, so nothing is guaranteed. The contracts are self-reviewed and tested, but an independent review is still pending. Only play with what you can afford to lose.
verify everything yourself.