Take-profit vaults on PulseChain. Pick a token, set a target: the vault seals when price gets there.
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MoonVault retweeted
Passkeys and hardware security keys don't work on fake sites.
If your exchange supports them, turn them on today. It's the simplest phishing protection you'll ever add.
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MoonVault retweeted
So what does self-custody actually change after something like the Binance hack?
Mostly, it changes who the target is. With a non-custodial wallet like ZKX Wallet, there's no shared hot wallet holding everyone's funds. Your keys are encrypted and stay on your device, and we never store or access them. To drain 10,000 ZKX users, an attacker would have to compromise 10,000 separate people, not one laptop at one company.
That's the real point. Self-custody isn't magically safe, but it removes the single point of failure.
It does move the responsibility to you. The Binance hack also has a lesson that applies directly to personal wallets: EIP-7702. The attacker used a signed authorization to hand control of a Binance wallet to a contract that only they could call, and that contract kept sweeping new deposits for hours. A regular user can be phished for the same kind of signature.
What we keep pushing at ZKX:
- Read what you sign. A delegation is not "just a signature"
- Use a hardware wallet for serious money (Ledger, Trezor, GridPlus, SafePal, Keystone)
- Keep your recovery phrase offline. No legit service will ever ask for it
- Split your funds into a daily wallet and long-term storage
Our direction is simple: give people the tools to hold their own assets safely and privately, and make the risky moments obvious before they hit confirm.
Your keys, your coins still holds. It just comes with homework.
MoonVault retweeted
PulseChain explorer beta is usable.
Custom backend. Fast. Works. Go + ClickHouse for the nerds. Planned etherscan API compatible + MCP, kinda mostly working.
Internal txs, NFTs, balance history & verification still need work. New UI next. Maybe ETH/PLS bridge tracking too.
RH drama? We can write code. It’s our chain.
Try it. Lmk what breaks. On to the next thing.
scan.pulsefusion.io
#PulseChain
MoonVault retweeted
Can't find the WalletConnect window when connecting ZKX Wallet to PulseX on your phone?
It's not you. PulseX tucks it away at the bottom of the screen 👀
First, disconnect any connected dApps and force-close the app for a fresh start. Then:
1. Apps → PulseX → Open
2. Connect Wallet → WalletConnect
3. Find the window at the bottom, tap the QR icon, copy the code
4. Tap Connect dApp at the top, paste, hit Connect
5. Approve ✅
Full walkthrough in the clip 👇
Changed your mind? You can always leave a vault early. Here's exactly what it costs, so there are no surprises.
ALT Line chart of the early-exit penalty falling from 30% at 0% progress to 5% at target, with markers at 40% progress (20%) and 80% progress (10%), plus notes on the 20% fee on any realised gain and the two-step, 10-minute exit.
A limit order fills at your price. A vault takes profit at your price and does three more things.
Here's the straight comparison, including when a limit order is all you need.
Top panel: "My exit plan" — a clean chart with a neat line drawn on it.
Bottom panel: "My actual exit plan" — the word "vibes".
One of these can be written into a contract.
ALT Two-panel meme. Top, labelled "my exit plan": a chart with a single clean horizontal line drawn across it. Bottom, labelled "my actual exit plan": the word "vibes" on an empty background.
You get paid in USDC. That USDC is bridged. Here's what that actually means for you, in plain words.
ALT Diagram: USDC locked in the PulseChain Bridge on Ethereum backs bridged USDC on PulseChain, with a note that it is worth $1 only while the bridge holds the backing.