PLS Burn

PLSBurn, now rebranded as GoPulse, is a comprehensive PulseChain monitoring platform designed to provide users with key insights and real-time data on the PulseChain network. Initially launched as PLSBurn, this platform played a significant role in tracking the burn rate of PLS tokens and offering detailed information on transaction costs, network congestion, and the PulseChain ecosystem. Here’s an overview of its key features and functions as PLSBurn:

Main Features of PLSBurn:

Network Tracking: PLSBurn was key for watching PulseChain’s main stats, like gas fees, speed of transactions, and burn rates. By checking the chain live, users could save on fees and use their resources better.

Burn Watching: The name showed its focus on the burn rate of PLS tokens. A special section showed how many PLS tokens got burned, changes in market cap, and price moves compared to the sacrifice price. This tool was key for tracking how token burns affected PLS.

Validators and Block Info: Users could see info on PulseChain validators, like their stake, average balance, and APR. They could also see where the nodes were located, helping with understanding how decentralized the network is.

Bridge Tracking: PLSBurn gave info on the native bridge of PulseChain, showing transaction delays and token moves between Ethereum and PulseChain. Users could guess how long transactions would take based on bridge activity.

PulseX Data: The platform gave in-depth data on PulseX, like the number of trades, total volume, and total value locked (TVL). This part was good for watching liquidity and market trends in PulseChain’s main DEX.

Gas Fees: A special gas tracker looked at transaction fees on PulseChain, Ethereum, and Bitcoin, helping users find good times to trade based on network traffic.

Portfolio Control: This feature was still being built during the PLSBurn phase. It aimed to let users track their assets without linking wallets. An iOS app was also made for this.

Change to GoPulse

As it became GoPulse, the platform kept many main functions but added more focus on network data and growth in PulseChain. GoPulse is still a key tool for PulseChain fans, giving better ways to watch validator work, bridge usage, and PulseX data, all while helping the economics of PulseChain tokens.

Conclusion

PLSBurn was a key tool for the PulseChain space, giving users useful insights and tools to watch and engage with the chain. Now as GoPulse, the platform keeps getting better, giving even more strong features and staying as a main hub for PulseChain tracking.

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