PulseChain is a blockchain that launched in May 2023. It was created as a fork of Ethereum, with its own coin, PLS, and its own network.
At launch, PulseChain copied the state of Ethereum. Holders of coins on Ethereum found matching balances on PulseChain, which is why some coins exist on both.
PulseChain runs its own validators and its own transactions. Fees are paid in PLS, not in ETH. It is separate from Ethereum, even though it started from a copy.
PulseX is the main decentralised exchange. Coins trade in pools there, and the pools set the prices. For traders, it is the first place to look.
Addresses on PulseChain look the same as on Ethereum, starting with 0x. The same address can hold coins on both, which is why a tracker has to know which network it is reading.
Pulse Totals reads your wallets on PulseChain and, with Include Ethereum on, on Ethereum as well. Open Pulse Totals
Pulse Totals is in App Store review.
Last reviewed: 2026-11-02
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