Guides

Old Glory Bank → 0xCoast → PulseChain, a US bank-to-wallet path.  Fund an Old Glory account by ACH, mobile check or cash at retail locations, send to Coast with Old Glory Pay, then buy PLS, PLSX or HEX from the Coast balance (Coast’s help: 4–8 minutes per buy).  The guide also covers the return trip to the bank.

Beginner

Non-custodial, open-source wallet with native PulseChain support.  Built-in Bridge for cross-chain swaps, optimized gas, and easy bridging from Ethereum, Base, or BSC.  Android, iOS, and Chrome extension.

Beginner

P2P fiat-to-crypto on-ramp, in beta.  A PulseChain transaction (Start Order) reserves a seller’s USDC.  The Zelle payment then goes from Chase, Bank of America or Citi, and Peer’s PeerAuth browser extension proves it.  A second wallet transaction (Complete Order) releases the USDC, less a 2% fee.  Both transactions pay gas in PLS.  No KYC, full self-custody.

Beginner

Use the official PulseChain bridge to transfer USDC, DAI, ETH, eHEX, and WBTC from Ethereum to PulseChain.  Two-way, ~10–30 minutes.  No bridge fee on the way in (Ethereum gas only); 0.3% on the way back to Ethereum.  Step-by-step with security tips.

Intermediate

Intent-based cross-chain swap platform, paid out on PulseChain from Liberty’s own reserves.  Swap USDC from Ethereum, Base, BSC, Arbitrum or Solana (plus USDT, DAI or ETH from some of those chains) into PLS, HEX or stables on PulseChain.  About 2–3 minutes, 0.3% fee on the way in; a separate RAILGUN route carries ETH and USDC privately.

Intermediate

The primary DEX on PulseChain.  Connect your wallet, swap PLS/HEX/PLSX, provide liquidity, and farm.  Full guide with IPFS frontend setup, wallet connection, and trading steps.

pulsex.com

DEX aggregator on PulseChain.  Searches the pools of several PulseChain exchanges for each swap and shows the route it chose.  One-click token management, a Buy Crypto page with a RampNow fiat on-ramp and a ChangeNOW swap widget, and a portfolio link to PLSFolio.

piteas.io

Multi-chain DEX with V2 and V3 concentrated liquidity on PulseChain.  Swap tokens, provide liquidity with custom price ranges, and earn trading fees.

dex.9mm.pro

Step-by-step guide to minting HEX Time Tokens on Actuator — create or delegate a Portable HEX Stake, choose a redemption day, confirm the mint

Beginner · ~11 min read

Step-by-step guide to buying a discounted HEX Time Token — read the dashboard, pick a maturity, verify the token address, and swap safely on PulseX.

Beginner · ~9 min read

Redeem HTTs 1:1 for HEX on or after their day — a right with no deadline, the two clocks people confuse, and what exiting early really costs

Beginner · ~5 min read

Visual diagrams of how HEX Time Tokens work: the minting flow, the redemption process, and fungibility by maturity date.

Provide HTT/HEX liquidity on PulseX and deposit the LP tokens in an Actuator farm to earn ACTR — six farm pools on a fixed three-year schedule

Beginner · ~4 min read

Learn how ACTR Vaults work — deposit ACTR, earn HTT rewards, and recapture minting fees

Intermediate · ~8 min read

How the market prices each HEX Time Token maturity — why a bigger discount is not a higher yield, why the curve can run inverted, and which curve trades actually exist for HTTs

Intermediate · ~8 min read

One free day, all bases covered — the shopping list to gather first, then every security step in dependency order, each linking to the page that owns the details

Beginner · ~6 min read

Step-by-step hardening of a Windows PC for crypto — Windows 11 check, clean install, standard account, BitLocker, Defender and Smart App Control, appliance discipline

Beginner · ~7 min read

Step-by-step hardening of a MacBook for crypto — Apple Silicon check, fresh start, non-admin account, FileVault, Lockdown Mode, and the appliance discipline

Beginner · ~6 min read

Physical attacks are targeted — KYC-leak lessons, home practices, the wrench-attack answer, border crossings, and what changes when a home address leaks

Beginner · ~5 min read

Self-custody dies with the key-holder unless you plan — the letter-of-instruction pattern, Shamir shares across heirs, the practice run, and what the common shortcuts cost

Beginner · ~6 min read

The two backup standards and how to create each on a Trezor — SLIP-39 multi-share, 24-word BIP-39, the passphrase that stacks on both, and the 33-word command-line expert path

Intermediate · ~11 min read

The trade-offs portfolio trackers don't advertise — what a server learns, where fees hide, why a swap button changes everything, and the trust signals a clone can't fake.

Beginner · ~6 min read

The HEX contract explained from its explorer-verified source — stakes, payouts, penalties. Plain language, the key numbers cited to their line in the source, and the deployed bytecode confirmed identical on Ethereum and PulseChain.

Intermediate · ~15 min read

Third-party apps for staking HEX — Actuator, STAKEHOUSE, Icosa, Staker App, TShare.app, and more — what each is, who runs it, whether it's live, and how to vet any frontend before you trust it. Credit, not endorsement.

Intermediate · ~15 min read

How the HEX app stays reachable through IPFS if official websites go down, for as long as a copy stays pinned — the IPFS hash, gateway links, the desktop download, and what each depends on

Beginner · ~7 min read