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  • Welcome to Pulse Wallet
  • PulseChain
    • Introduction to PulseChain
    • Biggest Airdrop in the History
    • Why PulseChain is the Blockchain of the Future
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Biggest Airdrop in the History

PulseChain runs the biggest airdrop in history, offering users the chance to receive PRC20 tokens in exchange for holding ERC20 tokens on an ETH compatible wallet address. As PulseChain took a snapshot of the Ethereum system state and replicated it on a new network, all ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum network at the time of the hard fork will be copied over to PulseChain. This means that users who hold ERC20 tokens will automatically receive the same amount of PRC20 tokens on PulseChain.

One of the main reasons for the creation of PulseChain is to combat the high gas fees on Ethereum, which have been causing problems for many projects and their users. Gas fees are the fees paid in order to send crypto between users, and on Ethereum, these fees can be very expensive. PulseChain was developed to be cheaper, faster, and more environmentally friendly than Ethereum, with a more effective method of reaching consensus.

To be eligible for the airdrop, users must hold an ERC20 token on an ETH compatible wallet address. However, those who have their coins on a centralized exchange like Coinbase and Binance will not be eligible for the airdrop, as they do not actually own their crypto. It is important to move all coins to a decentralized wallet, preferably a hardware wallet, in order to receive the airdrop.

All ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum network will be turned into PRC20 tokens on PulseChain, and all tokens on PulseChain will be traded on PulseX. Liquidity pools on Ethereum will be copied over to PulseChain, and liquidity protocols similar to PancakeSwap will be available on PulseChain.

Users will not need to claim their PRC20 tokens, as they will be automatically copied over to the PulseChain at the block time to be determined by the PulseChain developers. Hardware wallets such as Trezor and Ledger Nano series will support the airdrop, as long as the user holds their ERC20 tokens in a non-custodial wallet or hardware wallet that they own the keys to.

PulseChain is cheaper, faster, and more environmentally friendly than Ethereum, and the airdrop offers users the chance to receive valuable digital assets for free and to seamlessly transition to PulseChain with few obstacles. By switching to PulseChain, users can avoid the high gas fees on Ethereum and enjoy a more effective method of reaching consensus. Don't miss out on the chance to participate in the next-generation layer-1 PulseChain!

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