ROI (Return on Investment) Charts track the performance of cryptocurrencies from their launch dates, normalized to 100% starting point. This allows you to compare how different assets have performed over time on an equal footing.

All assets start at 100% on their launch date. If an asset doubles in value, it shows 200%. If it halves, it shows 50%. This makes it easy to compare performance regardless of starting price or market cap.

We track Richard Heart's core coins (PLS, PLSX, HEX, INC) and compare them against major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, Cardano, and Polygon.

Launch prices are based on the first recorded market price after the token's official launch, sourced from on-chain data and verified historical price feeds.

Yes. The ROI Charts allow you to compare PulseChain ecosystem tokens (PLS, PLSX, HEX, INC) directly against established cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, ADA, and MATIC to see how they stack up.

ROI Charts are updated in real-time with live price data, ensuring you always see the most current performance metrics for all tracked assets.

"Days Since Launch" is the x-axis that shows how long each asset has been trading since its official launch date. This allows you to compare performance at equivalent stages of their lifecycle.

Yes. Use the asset toggles to show or hide specific tokens, allowing you to focus on the comparisons most relevant to your analysis.

Tokens may be hidden by default or toggled off. Use the asset selection controls to enable any tokens you want to compare. All major PulseChain tokens and established cryptocurrencies are available.

ROI Charts provide historical context for how assets have performed over time, helping you understand relative performance and trends. However, past performance does not guarantee future results, and all investments carry risk.

PulseX is the main decentralized exchange (DEX) on PulseChain, created by Richard Heart. It allows users to swap tokens, provide liquidity, and earn yield through farming and staking — similar to Uniswap but faster and more efficient.

This page displays live analytics from PulseX, including TVL (Total Value Locked), daily trading volume, fee generation, and global DEX rankings. All data updates automatically using on-chain sources.

TVL, or Total Value Locked, represents the total amount of assets held in PulseX liquidity pools. It reflects how much capital is actively supporting swaps and farming on the exchange.

Trading volume tracks the total dollar value of tokens swapped through PulseX over time. Our dashboard charts daily, weekly, and historical volumes to show real liquidity trends on PulseChain.

Daily fees are the total transaction fees collected by the PulseX protocol from swaps and liquidity activity. These fees help gauge protocol revenue and user activity.

Our Global DEX Rankings compare PulseX with major decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and Curve — highlighting where PulseX stands in total liquidity, volume, and user adoption.

PulseX provides the core liquidity infrastructure for PulseChain. It enables token swaps, liquidity farming, and price discovery for all PulseChain-based assets.

Yes. Users can supply tokens to PulseX liquidity pools to earn a share of trading fees or stake LP tokens in PulseX farms for additional rewards. You can monitor your positions in our Portfolio Tracker.

All PulseX stats — including TVL, volume, and fees — are updated continuously using live on-chain data, ensuring that charts and rankings always reflect the current state of the exchange.

You can view PulseX transaction details and pool activity directly in the PulseChain Explorer, or analyze aggregated data through our PulseX Stats dashboard.

TVL, or Total Value Locked, measures the total amount of assets staked, deposited, or used in DeFi protocols on PulseChain. It reflects the overall liquidity and network adoption of the ecosystem.

TVL combines the on-chain value of assets locked across PulseChain's smart contracts, liquidity pools, and staking platforms. Our dashboard automatically aggregates these values from verified sources.

Active users represent unique wallet addresses that interact with the PulseChain network during a specific time period — such as daily or weekly. It's a key metric for measuring community growth and blockchain usage.

PulseChain processes thousands of transactions every day, with block confirmations roughly every ten seconds. You can view live transaction counts and network throughput in our Pulse Stats Dashboard.

Our dashboard tracks the top DeFi protocols ranked by Total Value Locked, including DEXs, lending platforms, and yield farms. You can explore the full list on our Top DeFi Protocols section.

PulseChain ranks among the leading blockchains for on-chain liquidity and DeFi adoption. You can see how it compares in our Global Top 40 Chains by TVL section.

TVL and user activity are influenced by network fees, protocol launches, market conditions, and community engagement. Our analytics engine updates these indicators in real time.

Yes. All metrics shown on our Pulse Stats page are sourced from on-chain data. You can cross-check figures directly using the PulseChain Explorer.

Yes. Our dashboard refreshes PulseChain data automatically to display the most current information on TVL, users, transactions, and protocol rankings.

You can use our historical charts to view PulseChain's performance trends — including TVL growth, active addresses, and transaction history over time.

The PulseChain stablecoin market cap represents the total value of all stablecoins (like USDT, USDC, DAI, USDL, PXDC, and others) currently in circulation on PulseChain. Our dashboard provides a comprehensive breakdown showing the total stablecoin market cap as well as individual stablecoin supplies, helping you understand the liquidity and stablecoin ecosystem on PulseChain.

PulseChain hosts a variety of stablecoins including major ones like USDT, USDC, DAI, USDL, PXDC, and many others. Our stablecoin overview section displays each stablecoin's current supply, formatted values, contract addresses, and their contribution to the total stablecoin market cap on PulseChain. All data is updated in real time from on-chain sources.

Total Wallets on PulseChain represents the cumulative count of all wallet addresses that have ever been created on the network since launch. This metric grows continuously as new addresses are generated, providing insight into the overall network adoption and user base size. You can view the historical growth trend of total wallets on our Pulse Stats dashboard with interactive charts showing growth over time.

New Wallets on PulseChain tracks the number of new wallet addresses created each day on the network. This daily metric is a key indicator of network growth and user adoption, showing how many new users are joining PulseChain. Our dashboard displays daily new wallet creation counts with historical charts, allowing you to see trends in user onboarding and network expansion over time.

The Pulse Stats dashboard provides comprehensive real-time analytics including: PulseChain TVL (Total Value Locked), stablecoin market cap and individual stablecoin breakdowns, total wallets (cumulative count of all addresses), new wallets (daily wallet creation), active users, transaction counts, DeFi protocol rankings, global chain comparisons, and historical trend charts. All metrics are sourced directly from on-chain data and update automatically.

HEX is a decentralized, yield-generating cryptocurrency created by Richard Heart in 2019 on Ethereum. It rewards users for time-locking their tokens through staking, similar to a blockchain-based certificate of deposit.

When PulseChain launched, it copied the full Ethereum system state — giving all HEX holders a free copy of their liquid and staked HEX on PulseChain. HEX staking became more affordable and accessible thanks to PulseChain's low fees.

Our dashboard provides a full historical and real-time overview of HEX, including total supply, circulating supply, staked supply, number of holders, T-share rate growth, and active stakes since 2019.

A T-Share represents a share of the HEX staking pool. The T-Share rate increases over time, rewarding early stakers and reflecting the growing value of long-term staking positions.

Our HEX Holders Growth Chart shows adoption trends from the token's launch in 2019 through its PulseChain migration in 2023, updated daily to reflect new wallet addresses holding HEX.

You can explore total HEX supply staked, circulating supply, and historical active stakes growth — all updated daily from on-chain data for both Ethereum and PulseChain.

Payout per T-Share shows how much HEX is earned daily by stakers per T-Share. Our chart visualizes this reward growth from HEX's launch to the present across both chains.

This chart lists upcoming HEX stakes that will end from September 2025 onward, allowing users to monitor future liquidity events and potential market impacts.

We provide real-time HEX liquidity data across PulseX V1 and PulseX V2. Interactive donut charts show distribution by DEX and trading pairs.

All HEX metrics — including supply, holders, T-share rate, and liquidity — are updated daily using live on-chain data from both Ethereum and PulseChain.

HEX was created by Richard Heart, the founder of PulseChain. It was his first blockchain project, designed to bring yield generation and time-locked savings to decentralized finance.

PLSX is the native token of PulseX — the main decentralized exchange (DEX) on PulseChain, created by Richard Heart. It powers trading, liquidity incentives, and the buy-and-burn mechanism that reduces supply over time.

Each trade on PulseX charges a 0.29% fee. On V1, 100% of the fees go toward buying and burning PLSX from the market. On V2, 21% of the trading fees are used for buy and burn, permanently removing tokens from circulation.

The buy-and-burn mechanism continuously reduces the circulating supply of PLSX, increasing scarcity over time. It rewards long-term holders and supports upward pressure on value.

A small portion of every trade (0.01%) is sent to a "no expectations" address. It has historically removed PLSX from the market without selling, contributing indirectly to total supply reduction.

The Origin Address (OA) is known to hold more than 90% of the total PLSX supply and has never sold any tokens. Because of its benevolent nature, our stats exclude OA holdings to show metrics based only on user-held supply.

Our PLSX dashboard tracks the buy and burn totals, burnt supply history, no-expectations wallet activity, PLSX liquidity distribution, and holder growth over time — all updated daily.

The PLSX Burnt Supply chart shows both cumulative and daily burn data. These values are based on on-chain metrics that verify every buy and burn event.

We display PLSX liquidity across PulseX V1 and V2, showing token pair distributions and total liquidity in visual donut charts to help users understand market depth and pool diversity.

Our PLSX Holder Growth chart tracks wallet adoption, showing how the number of PLSX holders has increased since launch.

All metrics — including buy and burn totals, liquidity, and holder data — are refreshed daily using verified on-chain data from the PulseChain network.

Liquidity refers to the tokens deposited into trading pairs on DEXs like PulseX. Higher liquidity means deeper markets, tighter spreads, and easier large trades. We track HEX, PLSX, INC, and WPLS liquidity across PulseX V1 and V2.

HEX liquidity is the total value of HEX tokens and their paired assets (WPLS, PLSX, DAI, USDC, INC) locked in PulseX pools. It shows how much HEX can be traded and how deep the market is on PulseChain.

PLSX is the native token of PulseX DEX. PLSX liquidity shows how much PLSX is paired with WPLS, DAI, INC, HEX, and WETH across PulseX V1 and V2, indicating trading depth and adoption.

INC is the PulseX farm token earned by providing liquidity. INC liquidity tracks INC paired with WPLS, PLSX, and DAI on PulseX, showing how much capital backs INC farms on PulseChain.

WPLS is wrapped PLS, the native gas token. WPLS liquidity shows PLS paired with stablecoins (DAI, USDC, USDT) on PulseX, representing core trading pairs for swapping into and out of PLS.

Our liquidity data is refreshed every 4 hours from on-chain reserves and real-time price feed data. All values reflect real PulseChain liquidity—no hardcoded or estimated data.

PulseX V1 was the initial launch, but a deployment bug meant LP providers did not earn fees. V1 is now the INC farm rewards DEX where LP providers can farm INC. V2 is the redeployed version where LP providers earn trading fees. Our charts show liquidity split between V1 and V2 so you can see where capital is concentrated on PulseChain.

The official PulseChain Bridge is the primary gateway for moving assets between Ethereum and PulseChain. It allows users to bring tokens, stablecoins, and liquidity into the PulseChain ecosystem.

Our dashboard tracks the official PulseChain Bridge Total Value Locked (TVL), inflows and outflows, historical bridge activity, top bridged tokens, and cross-chain integrations like Hyperlane and Coast.

TVL measures the total dollar value of assets currently bridged into PulseChain. It reflects overall adoption, liquidity depth, and user participation across multiple networks.

Yes. We provide both daily and monthly inflow/outflow charts for the official PulseChain Bridge, allowing users to visualize growth trends, adoption spikes, and liquidity changes over time.

CST is a USD-backed stablecoin issued by 0xCoast, PulseChain's exclusive fiat on/off-ramp provider. CST is backed 1:1 with U.S. dollars and supports users in multiple countries, including the United States.

We display CST's total supply on PulseChain, along with its historical growth chart from its August 2023 launch through today, showing adoption and usage trends over time.

Hyperlane is a cross-chain messaging and bridging protocol that connects PulseChain to over 160 blockchains. It enables seamless asset transfers and interchain communication beyond the official PulseBridge.

We track Hyperlane's total inflows, outflows, and daily net flow on PulseChain, displaying its cumulative impact and growth since launch in September 2025.

Our breakdown shows the most frequently bridged tokens by both token amount and USD value, giving users insight into which assets are driving liquidity and adoption on PulseChain.

Increased bridge inflows bring more liquidity, stablecoins, and active users to PulseChain, which strengthens DeFi participation, TVL growth, and token trading activity across the ecosystem.

All PulseChain bridge metrics are updated daily using real on-chain data from the official PulseBridge, Coast, and Hyperlane, ensuring accurate and real-time analytics.

PulseChain gas is the fee paid in PLS for processing transactions and smart contracts on the PulseChain network. It works similarly to Ethereum gas but uses its own unit system — BEATS and IMPULSES.

BEATS and IMPULSES are the native gas units used on PulseChain.

1 BEAT = 1,000,000,000 IMPULSES (1 billion impulses)
1 IMPULSE = 1/1,000,000,000 BEAT

This unit system defines transaction costs with extreme precision.

PulseChain gas fees are significantly lower than Ethereum's because PulseChain is a fork of Ethereum 2.0 with efficiency improvements and faster block times. It also has 25% lower inflation and higher token burn rates than Ethereum.

We track live gas prices, seven-day BEAT price charts, real-time costs for sending, approving, and swapping transactions (in PLS and USD), and compare them directly with Ethereum gas fees.

Our 7-day BEAT tracking chart helps users identify when the network is less active — so they can trade or stake during periods of lower gas demand for cheaper fees.

PulseChain reduces inflation by 25% compared to Ethereum. Its validator reward structure is more efficient, and the network burns a portion of gas fees from every transaction, which offsets new PLS issuance.

Every transaction on PulseChain burns a portion of the gas fee paid in PLS, permanently removing it from supply. This creates a deflationary effect that helps balance inflation from validator rewards.

Our dashboard tracks the daily PLS burnt since PulseChain's launch and the total PLS supply over time — giving users a transparent view of net inflation vs burn.

All PulseChain gas prices, transaction costs, and supply metrics are updated in real time — typically every 30 seconds — ensuring users always see the latest on-chain conditions.

PulseChain's lower gas fees, faster confirmation times, and efficient burn model make it cheaper and more sustainable for DeFi activity, trading, and general on-chain use compared to Ethereum.

Validators are nodes that secure the PulseChain network by processing transactions, proposing blocks, and maintaining consensus. PulseChain uses Proof-of-Stake (PoS), where validators must lock up PLS tokens to participate.

Each PulseChain validator requires a minimum stake of 32 million PLS to activate and begin earning rewards for validating blocks.

Validators earn rewards from two sources:

Block rewards — new PLS issued through inflation.

Transaction fees (tips) — paid by users, as PulseChain implements the EIP-1559 burn and tip mechanism.

Our dashboard tracks the current annual percentage rate (APR) earned by validators based on total network stake and inflation, updated daily with on-chain data.

The Validator Growth chart shows the total number of validators since launch and the daily change, giving insight into network participation and decentralization.

We compare PulseChain's validator count and total staked value against Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, Cardano, and Avalanche — showing where PulseChain ranks in decentralization and network scale.

Our interactive 3D globe displays the geographic distribution of PulseChain beacon nodes, visualizing how validators are spread across the world to ensure decentralization and uptime.

Vouch is a PulseChain-native liquid staking protocol that lets users stake PLS and help run validators without needing hardware. We track Vouch's growth since its October 2024 launch, including total staked and validator share.

We list the Top 20 Validators ranked by their share of the network's total stake — offering transparency into validator distribution and network influence.

Validator metrics — including growth, rewards, APR, Vouch staking data, and network comparisons — are updated daily using live PulseChain beacon node and staking contract data.

Decentralization ensures the PulseChain network remains secure, censorship-resistant, and globally accessible, with no single validator or region able to control consensus.

Our Top 100 Token Rankings dashboard lists the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, including those excluded from other ranking sites such as PLS, PLSX, HEX, and INC. All rankings are calculated transparently using on-chain supply and live price feeds.

Many centralized ranking sites manually suppress or exclude PulseChain ecosystem tokens. PulseChainStats provides independent data, ranking every token by true circulating supply × real-time price, with no manual filtering or gatekeeping.

Each token's market cap = circulating supply × current price. Supply and price are pulled from on-chain data and PulseX liquidity pools, updating continuously for accuracy.

Our rankings include PLS (PulseChain's native coin), PLSX (PulseX DEX token), HEX (staking token), and INC (PulseX incentive token) — displayed in their rightful positions by verified market value.

Because major data aggregators omit these assets, PulseChainStats offers the first transparent view of their true market positions, helping users and researchers understand ecosystem growth and valuation in context with global crypto markets.

Token prices, supplies, and market caps are updated every few minutes from live on-chain data, ensuring real-time accuracy.

Yes. We display the full Top 100 crypto rankings globally, integrating major assets (BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, etc.) so users can directly compare PulseChain ecosystem tokens versus the rest of the market.

No — all rankings are algorithmically generated using transparent on-chain data. There are no paid listings, manual edits, or exclusions.

Yes. Each token page shows historical market-cap position changes so users can track PulseChain ecosystem performance over time.

Unlike centralized data sites, PulseChainStats uses real on-chain analytics, transparent ranking logic, and includes all tokens without bias — giving the most accurate reflection of the crypto market.

Token Leagues classify holders of PLS, PLSX, HEX, INC, and PRVX into ranked tiers — from Shrimp to Poseidon — based on the percentage of total user supply they hold. It's a fun and visual way to understand holder distribution.

We remove the OA supply because it's widely recognized as benevolent and inactive, meaning it doesn't circulate or affect market liquidity. Rankings are based on user supply only, giving a true picture of community distribution.

Each league corresponds to a specific percentage of total supply and the number of tokens required to reach it. For example:

🦐 Shrimp – 0.000001%
🦀 Crab – 0.000010%
🐢 Turtle – 0.000100%
🦑 Squid – 0.001000%
🐬 Dolphin – 0.010000%
🦈 Shark – 0.100000%
🐋 Whale – 1.000000%
🌊 Poseidon – 10.000000%

Each table displays: League name and emoji, % of user supply required, exact token amount needed, and USD value needed to reach that rank. This gives users real insight into token supply concentration and upward mobility between ranks.

We currently feature leagues for PLS, PLSX, HEX, INC, and PRVX — the core tokens of the PulseChain ecosystem. PRVX leagues use supply excluding the OA (74.8% of supply) so tiers reflect user-held supply only.

Token Leagues reveal holder distribution, supply concentration, and the relative cost to move between ranks. It helps users visualize where they stand among holders.

Yes. We're developing a live holder distribution chart that will display how many wallets fall into each league. This will provide transparent insights into decentralization and wealth spread.

Token Leagues are updated automatically using on-chain supply and price data, ensuring that token requirements and USD values always reflect real-time conditions.

The sea theme adds a fun and recognizable visual identity. Crypto communities often use marine analogies — from Shrimp to Whales — to describe holder size and influence.

Unlike generic holder lists, Token Leagues use real percentage thresholds and live USD values to create a gamified, transparent view of holder rankings and token distribution.

PumpTires is a memecoin launchpad built on PulseChain, similar to Pump.fun but with a unique economic model that supports the PulseChain ecosystem instead of selling fees back into the market.

Unlike other platforms, PumpTires burns its fees instead of selling them back into the market. Trading and graduation fees in PLS are sent to a burn address, permanently removing them from circulation — a deflationary mechanism that benefits PulseChain holders.

This page tracks platform metrics (total tokens, graduated tokens, success rate, volume, trades), daily volume charts (today, weekly, monthly, total), tokens created and launched with launch success rate, daily fees burned in PLS and USD, and the Original PumpTires Memes table with live market data.

A graduated token is a memecoin that completes its bonding curve phase and automatically launches on PulseX V1 with its liquidity permanently locked — ensuring fair distribution and immutable liquidity.

PumpTires burns the PLS it collects from bonding curve trading and token graduation fees, sending them to a burn address. This permanently removes tokens from circulation, reducing the liquid supply of PLS and creating a deflationary effect for PulseChain holders.

The Fees Burned chart displays daily PLS burned through bonding curve trading fees and token graduation fees. It shows today's burn, total burned PLS and USD, and average daily burn. All fees are permanently removed from circulation, supporting PulseChain's supply dynamics.

These are the first twenty tokens launched by the PumpTires deployer wallet during the platform's initial testing phase. The community adopted them organically, and an OA-related wallet has even accumulated some of them.

We display each meme's current market cap, price, liquidity, and 24-hour price change, all sourced directly from on-chain data and refreshed automatically.

All PumpTires metrics — including daily volume, fees burned, tokens created and launched, and Original Memes market stats — are updated daily using live data from the PulseChain blockchain and PumpTires API.

Tracking PumpTires helps users understand how much PLS has been effectively removed from circulation, which tokens are gaining traction, and how meme culture is shaping economic activity on PulseChain.