We’ve been waiting for this post for a long time — you truly honored us and gave us exactly what we were hoping for on an emotional level. Grateful beyond words. Thanks, lord! 🥰💪

Hey #PulseChain builders 👀 Let’s build a PulseChain discovery thread Reply with your project: • name • link / X handle • 1 short sentence on what it does DEXs, tools, wallets, trackers, bridges, games - everything welcome. I’ll start: @piteasio → piteas.io/ DEX aggregator for better swaps on PulseChain @OfficialRampnow → app.rampnow.io/ Fiat on-ramp & off-ramp Drop yours below 🔥 Would be cool to have one place where people can discover what’s being built on PulseChain.

There are tons of fake URLs going around, and we regularly report them to search engines to get them taken down, but they just keep coming back. So please stay cautious and don’t fall victim to scammers. The one and only official URL: app.piteas.io ✅ Some fake URLs: piteas[dot]app, piteas[dot]live, pitaes[dot]io and more. These are the most basic scam tactics, but still, better stay sharp.

I try to get only 3 points across to @elonmusk. 1. Free speech is no replacement for better speech, you must promote what you believe in, at the cost of what the enemy believes in. 2. You must fight back against those trying to destroy you, and that means voting and politics, consistently. You have to directly tell them whom to vote for and why, smart posts alone don't get the job done. And you must do so internationally, because the attacks and those that want to help you win are international as well. 3. You will wish you invested in rejuvenation technology as you age, just like @TonyRobbins did, when I pitched him on his island in Fiji in 2003 or '04. Took him 20 years of decay to believe. 4. I posted to save you on that one mixup with not declaring your total % shares owned and intention regarding twitter, which would have saved you an SEC case had you noticed the tweet. And we have some of the same lawyers. I tried. I've livestreamed or voiced with @MarioNawfal , @ZubyMusic , @KimDotcom and others that have all livestreamed with @elonmusk, the chance the algo feeds him a useful to him post of mine is quite high. I would have said these things to him personally but for being kicked from chat by Kim as soon as soon as Elon joined the chat voice chat. Getting Elon to do what is right for himself is a shortcut to the world becoming better for us all. The things you care about might get more reach, the things you hate might become smaller, and when you need medicine, it might be there. It's a high leverage, low time investment strategy.

Happy 3 years of flawless operation PulseChain!

Hey @RichardHeartWin …. Let’s do it.

A tough area is being tackled here, so we’d like to send a special thanks and congrats to @SIN3R6Y. If the Cappy repo moves forward as open source during this development process, or even if it stays private and we’re added as contributors, we’re ready to share the workload. No worries about the swap integration part since anyone can handle that easily, but we’d be happy to take care of the fine-tuning. On top of that, we already have a token list repo on GitHub and it’s kept up to date, so that can be used. For token price data, we just need to grant GraphQL access so np. The price fetcher architecture is updated based on requests and handled by workers, so it might be the most optimized path for token price data. Take a look, and if needed, we can handle that too. Wallet connection flows, optimizing RPC requests, building an advanced cache structure covering the entire protocol, side tool development, etc. If you need any support from us, as you already know, just ping us. Developers who aren’t afraid to take responsibility when needed are always a good signal. We are the ones who will take Pulsechain back to where it deserves to be, and we should do whatever it takes. We’re able to receive strong support from the community, and that’s priceless. 🙏

all wallets. one swap hub. 🧙 we’ve rolled out a major upgrade to the wallet layer in Piteas v2.2.0. you can now seamlessly connect and use wallets like @MetaMask, @InternetMoneyio, @zkxwallet, @Rabby_io, @wallet, @TrustWallet, @reown_ and @WalletConnect. faster, smoother, and way more flexible than before. also, we made the already active security module visible during the swap review stage, and a sync security check is now applied for every request. take a look 👇 app.piteas.io (if things look off, just hit refresh once)

we’re grateful for your research, Alex. having you evaluate this as an outside perspective really mattered. and btw, today was actually our first chance to talk with you, and honestly, we were seriously impressed by your knowledge. like a big brain on Pulsechain 🥰 thanks...

The easiest way to get hacked in crypto is to "google" a website, click the fake as fuck link up top, that did SEO or paid per click to get there. Then connect your wallet and lose all your money. For some reason, people are pretending there's another way to do it. Some type of magical signing hack, lol. Like, bro, if there was someway to actually spam bullshit hacks transactions into peoples wallets, people would be losing their money far more often. There's no way to magically "inject" bullshit, scam transactions into someone's wallet, but for them connecting to a bad dapp. The only other, barely hackish way, is or someone to watch fake, scam transactions hitting their address in a block explorer, and just straight up send the fake address money. I'm happy to learn. Am I missing something?

upvote the feature request post, please 🙃

we invite the whole #Pulsechain community to comment on this topic and support the request so we can get the @MetaMask attention. this would be a positive improvement for everyone’s safety and overall experience 👇👇

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.

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 send you pre-crafted calls based on the chain where your funds are and the app you use, then try to catch you with a blind sign. we urge everyone to stay careful and protect themselves from becoming the target of these growing attacks. our feeling is that DPRK may no longer be targeting just protocols, but users too. make sure your devices and your network or VPN are secure. stay safe.

Volunteers welcome EVERY day 8am-8pm Temecula, CA 📍DM @AWildSJ or @RSGriffinFDN for more info. Can’t make it to CA? Find or become a PulseChain Tablet distribution hub at rsgfoundation. org! Every single day people are showing up for HEX & PulseChain in real life. Connecting. Working. Talking. Taking positive action and creating awareness. If you’ve been part of this community online… it’s a whole different experience in person. Come by and see it for yourself. Food and fun included. ✅

be careful, risk can be everywhere!