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Pulse Totals

Your PulseChain coins, pools and HEX stakes in one live total. Open Pulse Totals

• Why trading pools decide what your total is worth
  A price means little if nobody can sell the coin. See how trading pools keep a wallet total honest, and what happens to coins without one.
• Coin birthdays: how long you have held each coin
  A wallet shows today's value, not your history. Coin birthdays add how long you have held a coin and the average price you paid.
• What is a PulseX pool, and why does it matter?
  A PulseX pool is where a coin can actually be traded. No pool means no real price. Learn how pools work and why their size matters.
• How do I see the total of all my PulseChain wallets?
  Adding up several wallets by hand takes time and goes out of date. How to see one live total across all your PulseChain wallets.
• How do I track HEX stakes across several wallets?
  Each HEX stake has its own end date, and they sit in different wallets. How to keep all of them in one list.
• How do I add a wallet with only its public address?
  A tracker only needs a wallet's public address to read its balances. What the address is, where to find it and what you never need to enter.
• What is a HEX stake?
  A HEX stake locks HEX for a chosen number of days in return for a share of newly created HEX. How it works and why the end date matters.
• Why is a coin missing from my wallet total?
  A coin can show in a wallet and still be left out of a total. The usual reasons: no real trading pool, a hidden small balance or a setting.
• What happens after a HEX stake ends?
  After its end date, a HEX stake can be ended without penalty for a limited time. What that window means and what changes after it.
• What is PulseChain?
  PulseChain is a blockchain that launched in May 2023 as a fork of Ethereum. Its coin is PLS, and PulseX is its main exchange.
• What is PulseX, and how do trades work there?
  PulseX is the main decentralised exchange on PulseChain. How trades in its pools work and why pool size affects the price you get.
• How do I check a PulseChain wallet balance?
  You can read any PulseChain wallet's balances from its public address, in an explorer or in a tracker. What you see and what you do not.
• Public address vs private key: what is the difference?
  A public address can be shared to receive coins, and a private key controls the wallet. Why the difference matters when you use trackers.
• How do I read a coin price chart?
  A price chart shows how a price moved over a chosen period. How to read the time range, the high and low and what a chart cannot tell you.
• What is the average price paid for a coin?
  The average price paid is what you paid per coin across all your buys. How it is worked out and why it differs from the price of your first buy.
• How do I include my Ethereum wallets in a PulseChain total?
  The same wallet address works on Ethereum and on PulseChain. How a combined total works, what it includes and what is left out.
• HEX, pHEX and eHEX: what is the difference?
  HEX exists on Ethereum and, since the PulseChain fork, on PulseChain. How the names differ and why stakes on each chain are separate.
• How accurate is a wallet total?
  A wallet total is an estimate: prices move, pools are thin and some coins cannot be sold. What to take into account when you read one.

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