PulseX

DeFi DEX

Built to solve Ethereum’s recent update which increases transaction cost in the long term.
The drawback of Ethereum’s high transaction cost would hugely impact the token HEX – the first token that has a Blockchain Certificate of Deposit and currently the highest interest amongst other blockchain.
TL;DR a better version of Ethereum.

Good track record, he created HEX (world’s first blockchain Certificate of Deposit). Price action of HEX – price has gone more than 10,000x.
PulseChain is a copy of ETH but faster and more efficient. Largest Airdrop.

To buy PulseX’s native token (PLSX), users must ‘sacrifice’ their eligible tokens.
Sacrificing is a new method of purchasing tokens before the token is available in the open market:

Users could only buy the token during a specific sacrifice time frame
The users would receive sacrifice points, which are 1:1 to the target token
The first 5 days have the best rate, afterwards the sacrifice cost would increase
For example, for $1 users receive 10,000 SPs. However, users would require $9.9 to receive that same amount on the last day before sacrifice phase ends
At the end of the period, users could receive a bonus for the amount of USD sacrificed. The more USD value a user sacrifices, the higher the bonus.
Transacting sacrifice is recommended on non-custodial wallets as the target token would be sent there.

PulseChain raised $670,007,371 during the sacrifice phase, of which there are 5 addresses that sacrificed more than $10 million.
PulseX would have another native token other than PLSX to incentivize liquidity pools.
Technicalities:

Trading fees: 0.29% on every swap. Lesser than mainstream DEXs. 76% of all trading fees would be distributed to the Liquidity Providers. 21% of the fees in PLSX are burned, hence the token is deflationary.
Initial liquidity came from “AMM ratio fixer bot”, harvesting from other DEX.
Summary: PulseX has lower fees and highest liquidity in the PulseChain.