Overview
How Pulse works
Pulse launches a coin once and it is live on three chains at the same time, at the same price: Starknet, Solana and Robinhood Chain.
What it is
A launchpad where a coin is launched once and is live on three chains at the same time, at the same price: Starknet, Solana and Robinhood Chain.
02Launching
Everything on the launch form, and what it turns into on chain.
03Fees
Who earns what, on every trade.
04Pair assets
Which coins a launch can be priced in, and how the chain decides.
05$PULSE
The protocol's own token, and the fee stream built to buy it back.
06Contracts
Not yet deployed.
Pulse docs
Pulse launches a coin once and it is live on three chains at the same time, at the same price: Starknet, Solana and Robinhood Chain. One transaction on Starknet deploys a fixed-supply ERC-20, opens its one Ekubo pool against the asset you choose for it to trade against, and locks the whole float in that pool forever. From its first block the coin is tradable from Solana and Robinhood Chain too: orders from those chains travel to the same pool and back, so there is one price everywhere. There is no bonding curve and nothing to migrate.
| page | what it covers |
|---|---|
| What it is | The mechanism, in one page, and what "locked forever" means here |
| Launching | Every field on the launch form and what it does on chain |
| Fees | Who earns what on every trade, and where the creator's share can go |
| Pair assets | Which coins a launch can trade against, and how the chain decides |
| $PULSE | The protocol's own token, and what the buyback share is for |
| Contracts | Deployed addresses and the calls worth knowing |
None of this has been audited. The tests are thorough and run against a faithful mock of Ekubo's core, but they are tests, not a review. Launch what you are prepared to lose.