PulseChain agent wallets are live. I open-sourced an MCP server that gives your preferred AI agent their own encrypted wallet on PulseChain. Agents can: • create a wallet • check balances • send/recieve PLS and other coins • make swaps on DEXs • review and create smart contracts • do market research • and what ever you ask it basically WARNING: fund it with only what you’re willing to lose, agents make mistakes too Built for Grok / Cursor / Claude / Codex Now your AI agents can actually use PulseChain. GitHub link in the reply below, have your agent review it and then install it for you.

Fun fact, PulseChain already has legal clarity. Mainstream needs to stop being tsudere and just adopt us already.

They want to steal your freedom. The Clarity Act is not your friend! Some say, “we need regulation”, forget, regulation & rules only stop good actors. Bad actors will always do bad things. Don’t regulate your freedoms away. Crypto is meant to be a place of financial freedom!

We've rolled out a major upgrade across our public RPC endpoints — @PulsechainCom (mainnet + testnet) and Ethereum. Same URLs, same methods you use — now faster and more resilient:

.@adam3us called me a "scammer and con-artist." His Bitcoin sidechain just got hacked for $320 million of BTC. How's that bag of dicks taste Adam? Adam is CEO/cofounder of blockstream btw. P.S. PulseChain is better than your trash. Loser, lol. Also, shout out @Excellion, @NickSzabo4 & other Blockstream hoes. Lol. Kneel. P.P.S Magnanimus in victory. BTW, some large portion of Bitcoin has despised blockstream for many many reasons for a very long time. It's probably the majority opinion if I had to guess. A cancer upon $BTC.

You'll have to pry my AI from my cold dead GPUs.

valdash.g4mm4.io was lagging a little in indexing. Released version v0.0.95 should be good now.

The RPCs and websites I run, which are free for @PulsechainCom users, had about 36 hours of downtime a few days ago because of a service provider issue. 2 years of uptime, no service has zero downtime g4mm4.io/endpoints-and-resou… I apologize for the disruption; it's been resolved

I'm still building ValCloud, the new way to solo stake PulseChain. Your keys. Your 32M PLS. Your consensus rewards. I just run the machines. Public access soon. #PulseChain

bridge dot pulsechain dot com was updated to v1.1.5 btw.

When DexScreener breaks, Hexologist.com keeps reading PulseChain/Hex/PulseX prices straight from the blockchain. Direct on-chain pricing. Built different.

if you’ve been having issues on PulseChain for the last 3 hours, here’s the reason so you don’t get misled by random noise 👇 one of the biggest RPC providers, @g4mm4io, is currently experiencing a bottleneck and they’re already working on a fix. many protocols, wallets, DEXs, and tools like DexScreener may also be affected if they rely on that RPC source for data processing. until it’s resolved, using alternative RPCs is the safer move. also, useful reminder: app / UI RPC and wallet RPC are not the same thing. fallback, read, and write flows can work through different RPC layers. the RPC used by the UI may be different from the RPC active in your web3 wallet. example: if the UI uses the official RPC, it can still fetch data. but if g4mm4 is active in your wallet, the confirmation modal may not trigger. on the Piteas side, there is no protocol issue. the UI automatically selects the most efficient RPC, and if an RPC is timing out, you’ll see a warning modal. we also pushed an update in the last hour. now, if the confirm stage doesn’t get a response, the app can detect the RPC-side issue and guide your wallet to add a working RPC. so yeah, it still finds the right path :) gg.

Blockchain devs: RPC latency is a terrible way to pick your endpoint. Why it's a weak signal: → Block times are ~10s. Shaving 11ms won't get your tx included any sooner. → TLS handshake is one-time. With keep-alives you pay it once. What actually matters: → Fresh heads — no stale data → Accurate GPO — reliable gas estimates → Reliability under real load — not just acing health checks The fastest RPC on your probe can still serve stale heads and fail real requests. Be kind to your users.

Every day we see real people hurt by poor technical decisions. The trade-offs developers choose have real consequences. Security should be the number one priority — especially in blockchain. @RichardHeartWin was and is right. pulsechain.com

Great example how to use the PulseChain MCP with your favorite agent to confirm the status of the PulseChain for yourself. github.com/DavidFeder/pulsec…

PulseChain heartbeat: OK CheckStatus MCP live · v1.0.4 · research-only Chain 369 mainnet RPCs 3/4 healthy Subgraphs V1 + V2 configured Explorer configured RPC detail rpc.pulsechain.com — healthy (~364 ms avg) pulsechain.publicnode.com — healthy (~256 ms) rpc.pulsechainstats.com — healthy (~244 ms) · last active rpc-pulsechain.g4mm4.io — unreachable (timeouts; in cooldown) Overall: chain is up; primary g4mm4 node is down, failover is working.