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TShares are king

GoPulse.com/start 가입일 Kasım 2018
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𝙉𝙄𝙆𝙁𝙊𝙍
I didn’t expect Crimson Desert to grow on me this much, but here we are. 🫢 After putting more hours into Crimson Desert and getting close to the ten hour mark, I’ll be honest: my opinion of the game has shifted in a much more positive direction. Combat feels significantly better now that I’ve unlocked more skills, exploration is a ton of fun, and while the story is basically nonexistent, I personally don’t mind since I’m not the type of player who needs heavy narrative to enjoy a game. I’ve also done a few puzzles, and so far I’m really enjoying them. I genuinely appreciate that the game does not hold your hand. Enough with the yellow paint in every modern game. Developers should just force us to actually think 🤣 I’m constantly unlocking or discovering something new every couple of minutes. The game is absolutely massive. On the technical side, most of the visual issues I had are now gone after turning off DLSS and playing at native resolution, along with lowering lighting from Max to Cinematic. One of these changes, or maybe both, made the game far more stable, and visually it now looks phenomenal. I still find myself stopping just to admire how beautiful it is. My rating has gone from a 7-7.5 to an 8.5-9, and based on what I’ve played so far, that jump feels completely justified. The overall takeaway is that Crimson Desert does not fully click until you unlock more of its systems. The early hours undersell it, but once combat, exploration, puzzles and the world open up, the experience becomes dramatically better. I also love this intro when you start the game or load a save. It gives the whole experience a special feeling and sets the tone perfectly every single time. :)
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Ben Sierra
Ben Sierra@BenSierraPro·
HEX amount staked on Ethereum overtook the amounts staked on Pulsechain. What an interesting development in part 2 of the February HEX report. Let’s check the stats out. 6.4B HEX was staked in February, which is an increase in staked amounts despite lower HEX prices. We haven’t seen such numbers since August last year. The increase comes from staking on Ethereum increases that flipped even the net staking flow as we have seen in part 1. It even overtook the amounts staked on Pulsechain by a small margin—something that appears unprecedented since the Pulsechain fork. What an interesting thing to observe. Not only did staked amounts increase, but average staking length on Pulsechain rose to 1,400 days in average (on Ethereum, it has stayed high). We even see more improvements in average staking amount, which skyrocketed to 8M HEX staked on average on Ethereum. And if you still didn’t have enough of good news, check out the increase in staking start to end ratios. Wow. On Pulsechain, 0.69, and on Ethereum, the ratio reached 0.29. This is the highest ratio within a year and beyond. The increase is incredible. Do you want another one? How about re-staking ratio? Increased to 35.6% on Pulsechain and 17.1% on Ethereum. Just feels amazing! Check additional charts in the follow-up comment about restaking and stake counts!
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✅For the first time in a long while, HEX became deflationary in recent weeks. This doesn't mean it will stay deflationary, but it's a start—and stakers need to maintain positive HEX staking net flows to sustain it. Let's start the February HEX report: HEX on Ethereum achieved a positive net staking flow of $312k, meaning $312k more was staked than end-staked. HEX on Pulsechain remained negative for the month overall at -$450k, which is a huge improvement over January. The positive trend continues: notably, Pulsechain flipped deflationary on a weekly basis during the last week of February—more HEX was staked than end-staked. Combining net flows across both chains, February shows a minimal deficit of -$137k. Looking at pure HEX outflows: Ethereum is positive at 500M HEX, while Pulsechain is negative at -271M HEX. Keep staking, stakers—we can maintain this deflationary trend! Stake it till you make it!

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⬣ Jose Cuervo ⬣
⬣ Jose Cuervo ⬣@HexBoy369·
Governments print more money and dilute your savings, $HEX OA lock his liquid supply for 15 years and yet get call a scam. We are not the same, choose wisely.
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Rakkzy
Rakkzy@rakkzy·
$HEX is the bank (earns interest) $PLS is the credit card $PLSX is the deflationary trading platform $INC is the liquidity provider's reward $PRVX is the deflationary onboarding tool PulseChain is an entire ecosystem!
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Ben Sierra
Ben Sierra@BenSierraPro·
🚨Breaking: HEX user circulating supply flipped recently, deflationary! More HEX getting staked than end-staked. (Unrelated to OA 3B stake)
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Cryptosolv
Cryptosolv@cryptosolv·
📣 The $HEX OA just staked all of their accumulated holdings - this is everything that gets collected whenever people EES. T-shares getting harder and harder to come by. (Also happened on Ethereum)
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Richard Heart
Richard Heart@RichardHeartWin·
When everyone plans to buy the dip and there's no dip. lol. 0xF6f8Db0aBa00007681F8fAF16A0FDa1c9B030b11
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Jana 👑
Jana 👑@JanaCryptoQueen·
Should I explain ProveX next? 🤨
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Ivan Burazin
Ivan Burazin@ivanburazin·
Voice messages should die. I hate everyone who sends them. When someone sends me a voice note, I don't look at it for days. It's the most selfish form of communication. You're offloading your typing time onto my listening time. You get convenience and I get locked into your pace. Can neither skim thru nor reference them later.
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jussy
jussy@jussy_world·
Network outages (all-time) Solana: 7 (50 - 80h total) Arbitrum: 3 (10 - 20h total) Starknet: 3 (15 - 30h total) Sui: 3 (5 - 15h total) TON: 3 (5 - 15h total) BNB Chain: 1 (5 - 10h total) Avalanche: 2 (10 - 20h total) Polygon: 3 (10 - 20h total) Optimism: 1 (5 - 10h total) Base: 2 (5 - 10h total) Ethereum: 0 Bitcoin: 0 Have you ever experienced a chain outage?
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Johnny Chaos
Johnny Chaos@ccfxstudios·
No other coin actually has regular content about the system state because other coins don't have anything to understand. No other coin needs the websites and tools to explain all the moving parts. You don't have to understand any of it just to recognize something is different here. Once you do understand You have difficulty viewing anything else as a pet rock. But I guess if your business is selling pet rocks, actual innovation isn't all that important to you. A rock is a rock right? Who cares? youtube.com/live/AU5KlJDoi…
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Johnny Chaos
Johnny Chaos@ccfxstudios·
Just a reminder. You do not have to sell Hex to pay power bills. Our "sell pressure" is a very bad joke, If Hex were to gain any sort of real adoption. A whale with 100,000 TShares Is only able to generate a potential of 4.5 million Hex a month in sell pressure at current rate of 1.5 Hex per day per share. Do the math. That is there potential sell pressure not required. Who the F wants to give 4.5 million Hex away at these prices? Global Bitcoin mining electricity costs are estimated at around $10-11 billion annually (roughly $850 million to $900 million monthly), BTC needs this to maintain it's price levels and you are not the one getting the new coins.
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Ferre
Ferre@FerreWeb3·
Projects not worth talking about in 2026 – Monad – Starknet – zkSync – Scroll – Taiko – Mantle – Algorand – Aleo – Mina – Linea – Boba Network – Aptos – Cosmos – NEAR – Rootstock – Cardano – Stellar – Cronos – Axelar – Astar – Bittensor – Celo – Zircuit – EOS – Sonic – Injective – Kaia – Kava – Lisk – Metis – Tezos – Wormhole – Movement – Kinto – Celestia – Blast – PIN AI – Midas – 0G – Polygon zkEVM – Berachain – Story – Arbitrum – Polkadot They were all heavily hyped at one point, but over time many lost users, momentum, and narrative strength. Some failed quickly, others faded slowly. The uncomfortable truth is that many already made their money and quietly stepped back. The market does not need endless chains running the same playbook. In my view, we need projects and ecosystems that can build genuinely new communities and real usage. What do you think?
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ROM_OVERRIDE
ROM_OVERRIDE@ROM_OVERRIDE·
@erequendi hex, pulsechain, pulsex, inc, provex are not on the list?????
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Erequendi
Erequendi@erequendi·
Slow rug / scam / dead projects - Monad - Starknet - Zksync - Scroll - Taiko - Mantle - Algorand - Luna - Aleo - Mina - Linea - Boba network – Aptos – Cosmos – NEAR – Rootstock – Cardano – Stellar – Cronos – Axelar – Astar – Bittensor – Celo – Zircuit – EOS – Sonic – Injective – Kaia – Kava – Lisk – Metis – Tezos - Wormhole - Movement - Kinto - Celestia - Blast - PIN AI - Midas - Kinto - Metis - 0G - Polygon zkEVM - Berachain - Story They were all hyped at one point, but after a while they were abandoned by both the teams and the users. Some scammed right after launch, others slow rugged. So in the end, does crypto really need this many projects, or is crypto just a dumpster?
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Grand Inquisitor Cicero
Grand Inquisitor Cicero@TheGreekGod11·
Imagine you own a house. You bought it fairly cheap a few years ago. Then the market falls, it‘s now worth less than what you paid for. Bummer, but after all, you bought it to keep it long term, right? Well, the market decides it‘s time that real estate rises, but it turns out only villas with a beachfront go up in value. But your house is a plain house 🏠 in a suburb. So now a year later you see everyone talking about how the "market for houses" exploded and the prices for beachfront properties start to fall again. Everyone is telling you the market is in crisis and you should have sold because "all houses were on a run and you were stupid not to sell at the peak". Then you scratch your head and wonder. Your house still didn’t reach its original price that you paid for a few years ago, it barely went up after going down a lot. The beachfront properties were the only house type that were going up, all the other houses were staying the same in price or going down. And now that the "hype" for beachfront villas is over, even though you have not even seen anyone talk about it, no one seemed to care about them except for a small vocal part of the House Society – all of a sudden you were supposed to sell your house too, just to get less money than you paid for it? You start to worry because as beachfront villas go down in price a lot, your house price seems to go down too because "it‘s supposed to do that, the market for houses is oversaturated". You go and ask the neighbors in your area who also own a house and wanted to sell it. They all tell you they made zero profits and the prices of their houses didn’t even go up and now they have gone down instead. But then you go online to the "House Society" and you read everyone saying "all houses were going up!!! You should have sold the top, it‘s your fault you missed it and its normal that the price of your house goes down." You read the next post "Next time you should just buy beachfront properties thats the only house in demand and your house in the suburb is worth crap, it will lose all its value!" So, what do you do? Do you go ahead and sell your house? Or do you realize how stupid everyone is and you know that the value of YOUR house will definitely go up again as it should be worth much much more than what it is today? This is not about houses btw.
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