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DEXTools has just integrated the PulseChain network!
PulseChain has launched its mainnet, offering users and developers the opportunity to engage with assets and applications on this innovative network with lower fees than in Ethereum. The official PulseChain Bridge facilitates the transfer of ETH from Ethereum to the PulseChain mainnet, enabling users to leverage DeFi and other applications on this new Layer 1.
What is Pulse Chain?
PulseChain is a blockchain network created as an alternative to Ethereum, founded by Richard Heart, the creator of HEX cryptocurrency. It aims to address scalability and high gas fee issues by offering a faster, more efficient, and cost-effective platform for decentralized applications (dApps) and transactions. PulseChain plans to launch with a complete copy of the Ethereum state, allowing users to have mirrored versions of their Ethereum tokens on the new chain, and enabling interaction without affecting their Ethereum-based assets. PulseChain employs a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, emphasizing its commitment to environmentally friendly operations.
In summary, PulseChain provides a promising solution to Ethereum’s scalability and high gas fee challenges, delivering a more efficient and cost-effective platform for dApps and transactions.
How to bridge to Pulse Chain.
You can bridge to PulseChain here, following these four steps:
- Visit the PulseChain Bridge and connect your MetaMask Wallet.
- Connect to the Ethereum network and prepare the ETH you want to transfer.
- Specify the amount of ETH you wish to send from Ethereum to PulseChain on the bridge app.
- Review the transaction details and complete the process. Your ETH will be bridged within two minutes.
The fees associated with bridging to PulseChain primarily consist of gas costs for cross-chain asset transfers. These fees vary depending on the originating network and are generally below $1, except for transfers from the Ethereum mainnet, which may range from $5 to $10. PulseChain does not impose any additional charges.
