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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! 🥰💪
Occasionally, if you trade coins that have deprived PulseX of buy and burn by putting their liquidity somewhere else, you can get better order execution using piteas dot io. They're an order aggregator that combines liquidity from places outside PulseX. But for instance, if you're trading stable or weth for PLS, PLSX, HEX it's basically the same, except for infrastructure risk. You have to actually check what you receive as well, because some estimates aren't as good as others. Thus it's nice to have an aggregator for weird coins, but sucks a bit that it starves PLSX of buy and burn. Attached are some tests showing routes.
You can now earn $TIDE and $CST by voting on the Buy Piteas pool on 0xtide.com. Seeded by @piteasio.
Add LP here
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we’re with you. even here. even now.
when the sun rises, we won’t talk about the night, just like we didn’t talk about the day while we were in the dark.
just don’t forget. don’t forget whose shoulder you held onto, and don’t forget who lit the fire.
@RichardHeartWin
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Trade any PulseChain asset without needing PLS to pay gas.
In this example, we buy HEX directly with USDC using @piteasio.
The entire process of buying and trading on PulseChain becomes so much easier with fewer steps, less friction, and less hassle.
Just connect your hardware, trade, and go. 👊
there are some insanely toxic people in the community.
something happens, doesn’t matter if it’s good or bad. the first reaction is to blindly commit to that information without checking a single thing. like bro, what is it that makes you so desperate to overreact? things are getting seriously weird.
Pulsechain is down? damn please. that’s basically just announcing that you don’t understand shit. Pulsechain has been running since day one, only 3rd-party apps connected to the chain have issues sometimes, that’s all.
〰️ calm down! 〰️
if you’ve been having issues on PulseChain for the last 3 hours, here’s the reason so you don’t get misled by random noise 👇
one of the biggest RPC providers, @g4mm4io, is currently experiencing a bottleneck and they’re already working on a fix. many protocols, wallets, DEXs, and tools like DexScreener may also be affected if they rely on that RPC source for data processing. until it’s resolved, using alternative RPCs is the safer move.
also, useful reminder:
app / UI RPC and wallet RPC are not the same thing.
fallback, read, and write flows can work through different RPC layers. the RPC used by the UI may be different from the RPC active in your web3 wallet. example: if the UI uses the official RPC, it can still fetch data. but if g4mm4 is active in your wallet, the confirmation modal may not trigger.
on the Piteas side, there is no protocol issue. the UI automatically selects the most efficient RPC, and if an RPC is timing out, you’ll see a warning modal.
we also pushed an update in the last hour. now, if the confirm stage doesn’t get a response, the app can detect the RPC-side issue and guide your wallet to add a working RPC. so yeah, it still finds the right path :)
gg.
need to check g4mm4 RPC status 👇
status.g4mm4.io
the overlooked value sitting in plain sight 👇
Piteas Token ✳️ $PTS
Piteas has a treasury, and that treasury is powered by protocol revenue. it manages liquidity, holds an insurance buffer, covers expenses, and handles PTS buybacks + burns. roughly 50% of protocol revenue is designed to be used to buy PTS from the market and move it into the external treasury. those bought-back tokens can be used for liquidity, rewards, or direct burns depending on what the protocol needs.
right now, total Piteas Token supply has dropped from 100M to 88.6M. that means 11.4M tokens have already been burned. on top of that, 9.2M is still sitting in the external treasury. so the total deflationary pressure is around 20.6M📉🔥
now let’s talk price. Piteas Token TGE price was around $0.035. today it’s around $0.052. in terms of sacrifice ROI, PTS is clearly sitting at #1. through all this pain, all this selling pressure, and this brutal market, the treasury basically carried the whole thing on its back. it bought around 20% of the supply from the market during one of the worst 3-year market.
against $PLS, $PTS is up around 3.7x. so it didn’t just survive the market, it stayed strong against PLS too.
total token LP TVL is around ~$500K, which provides strong liquidity. also, around $1.5M in buybacks has been executed so far. we’ll all see what happens when a similar situation plays out in a bull market instead of a bear market 🥰
the logic is simple: Piteas generates real revenue, revenue feeds the treasury, and the treasury buys back PTS. depending on deflation / market risk, those tokens are either burned or held. no need to stake, claim, or compound. clean, simple, and built to stay as compliant as possible without creating extra headaches for holders. you can track treasury inflow, burn execution, and more:
app.piteas.io/treasury
we didn’t just build a strong product. we built a real economy around it, and the proof is already onchain. Piteas is here to stay, and it will keep being one of the core engines of PulseChain. the next upgrade targets more volume, deeper routing, and a much larger economic layer with side protocols. limit orders, DCA, virtualized orderbook architecture, and AI strategies. this is not just an update, it’s an evolution.
as long as the treasury keeps generating revenue, buybacks can continue, and supply keeps getting tighter. simple version: the more Piteas is used, the more positive pressure PTS can receive. just like when PulseX appears in a route, we support PLSX burns. just like every gas transaction supports PLS burns.
Piteas Token is the economic layer behind the engine. and most people still haven’t noticed.
shared for informational purposes only. not financial advice. dyor, always!
smart whales don’t chase noise, they route through Piteas 🥰
54,058,372.12 $HEX just 🟢 BOUGHT for $225.01K USDC on Piteas.
Tx: 0x25fdea5cbb821159ff69d7ad0ed900b75bc0dd1a6ccc1efe11c038d76e4601aa
gm #pulsechain fam 😊
a few minor updates just went live on piteas with the liquidity sources. the real work is still full speed on piteas v3 though. quick look at what’s coming after the upgrade 👇
▪️ our own internal llm engine (built in-house) goes live
▪️ routing can expand up to 8x + completely rebuilt split & multi-hop strategies
▪️ instant arb can get baked into the route for extra yield when gas is optimised
▪️ client-side flexible routing incoming ~ full access to simple + advanced pathfinder
▪️ sub-1s responses even with bulk requests ~ public api limits getting pushed harder
whole new architecture being rewritten from scratch, line by line. stay tuned and use app.piteas.io always!
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Piteas is the locomotive protocol of Pulsechain, and with the next upgrade, we’re coming for an even bigger slice of the trading pie.
A lot of new stuff is on the way. Our internal LLM architecture was completed last week, and now we’ve started upgrading the main modules with the training data. Everything is being rebuilt from scratch, end to end. And yeah, it’s looking insanely clean.
Also, let’s talk about something.
We don’t find it weird that new guys in the ecosystem keep positioning themselves against Piteas and trying to build rival aggregators. We’re the most visible one here, so of course they want to copy us. But these comparisons are not things you prove with a few screenshots. We don’t have time to expose all of them one by one, but let this be clear: outputs shown without being calculated correctly, whether intentional or not, can get you labeled as a fraud. You should stop doing that. Some people will remember a very similar case from the past :)
More than 10 dex aggregators popped up in the last year. Almost all of them were built with AI tools, meaning it wasn’t really personal skill, and the result was exactly what you’d expect: failure.
Go build products Pulsechain actually needs.
There are 10 different grocery stores on the same street, but not a single bar. That’s the example. Build something that doesn’t exist. Build something people actually need. Every protocol that stood beside us instead of standing against us grew, and will keep growing. But the ones that saw us as the enemy never made it anywhere. Sorry, facts!
And lastly, please stop asking Claude, “hey, can you build me an aggregator like Piteas?”. Improve yourself first. Running a protocol is not something everyone can do, and AI still can’t do it for you.
we can give you an amazing route. we can probably show way more output than what’s actually real.
wow, right?
nope.
building a route is way harder than people think. just an example.. one of the classic mistakes inexperienced devs and AI-built tools keep making is ignoring the cumulative impact principle when the same LP source is used more than once in a route. if an LP is touched once, that first action changes the entire LP state. then the second action must be calculated using the updated data, not the original one. most people won’t even understand why this matters, but this is literally the foundation. if you don’t care about it, you’ll think you’re getting a better output, then boom. the tx goes through because of your slippage tolerance, but you realize you didn’t receive the output you were shown.
these are the words of someone who spent years rotting inside these equations and basically lives inside EVM architecture.
we’re warning you. this is not as easy as telling AI “yo, handle this for me.” this is one of the most sensitive parts of web3, and mistakes here can create massive, irreversible losses.
so if your only real weapon is Claude or something similar, go build something needed with less risk impact instead.
this game is not for kids.
new update package is live with RPC selector, exact amount approve, and a bunch of other improvements. app UI v2.2.5 has been deployed. refresh recommended.
happy swapping guys 🎉
try it on app.piteas.io ✅
we didn’t do a full post-mortem yet, but the tx behind the pump was an absolute clown show. same wallet first tested the contract on Ethereum, then ran it on Pulsechain. wallet was funded through Tornado too, which makes things even weirder for obvious reasons.
the real disaster is exactly what you see in the image: that tx got completely eaten alive by bots. once again, someone aped in with zero routing awareness, and once again, a fat bag got donated straight to arb/mev bots. we’ve been screaming about this for years, but apparently the lesson still hasn’t landed. at this point, we just hope this wasn’t done by the person everyone is thinking of, because if it was, man... that looks insanely bad.
routing is not some “yo Claude, spin me up a contract and let’s batch buy” type of thing. AI won’t solve this in a few hours. we’ve spent years in this trench. you need to understand the chain, the math, liquidity behavior, execution limits, and the nasty little paradoxes that come with routing size through fragmented liquidity. if you show up with a lazy batch-buy contract and no real routing brain behind it, you better be ready to get farmed. expensive lesson. again, again, and again.
if you’re making size, use protocols that can route through multiple LP sources. split the order properly based on the correlation between input size and available liquidity. it’s your money. if you don’t respect it, the bots in this jungle definitely won’t. play smart.
a second possibility is that this tx was created because of an oracle data attack. he was probably going to abuse the token price data and make a huge profit through liquidation. either way, the result was a fiasco and the loss was big. whatever, at least he ended the community’s green candle drought a little bit.
anomalies are showing on the official Pulsechain RPC side, and we expect they’ll address the issue soon. this has no impact on Piteas usage because the offchain pathfinder architecture is actively connected to all RPC sources and activates the ones offering the best performance, while continuously maintaining health checks. so there is no issue on our side. if balance data is not loading on the UI, please switch the RPC in your wallet to one of the other alternatives.
Pulsechain has been sitting in the top 5 chains for real organic volume and user activity for 3 straight years. In that same window, 50+ hyped chains came, farmed attention, and disappeared.
Criticism is fair, but give credit where it’s due too. This isn’t some random stat you can just hand-wave away.
gg @RichardHeartWin 😏