Your Gateway to PulseChain & Web3

In this blog post, we’ll delve into naming systems across Web2 and Web3, more specifically we compare the similarities and differences between DNS (Domain Name System) and PNS (PulseChain Name Service).

The PulseChain project is a hard fork of Ethereum that aims to reduce the cost of gas fees, making it a more environmentally friendly blockchain for users. The PulseChain airdrop is the largest airdrop in history and will create new tokens, including currencies and NFTs. All ERC20 tokens and NFTs will be copied over to the PulseChain, and anyone who holds an ERC20 token(s) on an ETH compatible wallet address is eligible for the airdrop. Participants need to move their tokens to a decentralized wallet, preferably a hardware wallet, that they own the keys to in order to receive the airdrop. The mainnet launch of PulseChain is set to happen around Q2-Q3 of 2022. While there is no risk in participating in the airdrop, the value of the new versions of the tokens will depend on community activity, and it costs money to move tokens to/from the Ethereum blockchain, which could cause some to miss out on other opportunities while holding tokens for the PulseChain airdrop.

This article distinguishes between blockchain's Testnet and Mainnet, emphasizing their importance in application development and testing. Testnet allows risk-free trials, while Mainnet hosts real transactions, crucial for deploying secure blockchain projects.

PulseChain is a hard fork of Ethereum 2.0 that promises faster transaction times, faster block times, and lower gas fees. It will include the entire system state of Ethereum 2.0, including all smart contracts, user token balances, and NFTs, which will be copied onto the PulseChain blockchain as part of an "airdrop." The mainnet launch date of PulseChain has not been announced, but it is estimated to launch within 1-3 months after the release of Testnet V3. People who did not participate in the sacrifice phase will receive PLS tokens directly to their Ethereum address for every 1 ETH held at snapshot time. PLS tokens will be available for trading on the Uniswap fork native to PulseChain called PulseX. Until the mainnet launch, any claims of selling PLS tokens are scams, and individuals should refer to the official PulseChain website or Richard Heart's Twitter handle for updates.