Half is burned.
Half is sent to you.
Every trade of $PULSE pays creator fees. Every 5 minutes they are claimed and 100% of them buy $PULSE in one trade. Half the tokens are burned forever. The other half is sent straight to holders.
The 5-Minute Pulse
The engine runs on a fixed cycle. Fees stack up, the clock hits zero, and 100% of what was collected in that window market-buys the token in a single trade.
Fees stack up. The clock hits zero. PULSE. Everything buys $PULSE — half of it burns, half lands in holders' wallets.
PULSE — Live
Live proof mode using the temporary Robinhood Chain test token. Supply and the burn balance are read from Robinhood Chain; live market cap is calculated from the Pons on-chain price × ETH/USD.
How PULSE Works
Simple enough to explain in four steps. Transparent enough to verify on-chain. No staking, no claiming, no team withdrawal.
Fees stack up.
Every trade of the token pays creator fees into the engine. Nobody manually controls them.
The clock hits zero.
Every 5 minutes, 100% of the fees accumulated in that window are claimed.
One single buy.
All of that ETH market-buys the token in one trade. Nothing is held back, nothing is kept.
Burned & sent.
Half the tokens bought go to the burn address forever. The other half is split pro-rata between every wallet that qualifies.
The Engine So Far
Totals across every completed pulse. These are entered by hand from the on-chain record and published here — every one of them is checkable against the transactions below.
| Pulses completed | — |
|---|---|
| Total ETH spent | — |
| Tokens bought | — |
| Burned | — |
| Sent to holders | — |
The Rules
They are fixed and they do not change. The engine only ever buys — it never sells.
Every pulse buys with 100% of the fees, then splits the tokens it bought.
Pulses
Every completed pulse, newest first. Each row links to the transaction that did it.
| # | Type | Tokens | ETH | Tx |
|---|