PulseChain
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PulseChain is a blockchain platform that emerged as a hard fork of Ethereum 2.0. It aims to offer fast, affordable blockchain transactions while addressing scalability issues. Created by Richard Heart, PulseChain launch on May 13, 2023 with Ethereum's entire system state, including balances, smart contracts, and decentralized applications (dApps).[1]
History[edit]
The development of PulseChain was driven by the increasing pressure on the Ethereum network due to network congestion and high gas fees. Richard Heart, known for founding the HEX token, identified the need for a more efficient, cost-effective blockchain alternative. PulseChain was designed to provide a seamless transition for users and developers from Ethereum to a new, more efficient ecosystem.[2]
Technology[edit]
PulseChain is characterized by its replication of Ethereum's system state and its focus on providing an alternative platform for executing transactions and running dApps efficiently.[1] PulseChain has gone fully decentralized, with all frontends such as PulseX, the PulseChain Bridge, and the PulseChain block explorer now hosted on IPFS, enhancing its resilience and decentralization. The platform boasts over 50,000 validators worldwide.[3]
Tokenomics[edit]
PulseChain's native coin is the PLS token, akin to ETH in Ethereum. PLS is used for participating in network activities like transactions and smart contract operations. PLS tokens are essential for executing smart contracts and processing transactions, with fees paid to validators for network security and transaction processing.
Ecosystem[edit]
The ecosystem includes features like a Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism for enhanced energy efficiency and scalability. Validators on PulseChain can run a node, contributing to the network's consensus mechanism and security.[1] It supports a vast array of dApps and applications.[3]
PulseX, a key component of the ecosystem, is a decentralized exchange built on the PulseChain blockchain, facilitating permissionless trading of cryptocurrency tokens.[4]
Reception[edit]
PulseChain has been recognized for its potential in alleviating Ethereum's challenges, such as high gas fees and slow transaction times. Its innovations, including the PLS token, Proof of Stake consensus, and interoperability with Ethereum, have positioned it as a notable player in the blockchain industry.[2]
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Exploring PulseChain: The Future of Fast, Affordable Blockchain Transactions" by KatieePCrypto on Pulsecoinlist.com, December 2, 2023.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Richard Heart: A Crypto Visionary's Journey" by KatieePCrypto on Pulsecoinlist.com, December 11, 2023.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://pulsecoinlist.com/ecosystem PulseCoinList Ecosystem Overview
- ↑ "PulseX: The New Frontier in DeFi" by KatieePCrypto on Pulsecoinlist.com, December 2, 2023.
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