Cryptosolv

Hey man! Thanks for the switch.win shoutout 💪 How Switch Limit Orders work: 1) Set your price….choose your token pair and minimum output 2) Sign with your wallet EIP712 typed signature, zero gas 3) Tokens stay in YOUR wallet …nothing locked, nothing deposited 4) Operators fill automatically when your price is hit 5) Cancel anytime on chain if you change your mind Native PLS: Selling native PLS? Even easier. Our PLSFlow contract handles everything in a single transaction, no wrapping, no approval, no signing flow. (If you don’t want to put your pls in a contract, just use WPLS instead) Just send PLS, set your price, done. The order is created on-chain instantly. Limit order Features: Gasless order creation (PRC20 limit orders) Tokens never leave your wallet until filled Optional expiry or valid forever orders Custom recipient….send output to any address Auto unwrap WPLS → native PLS Fee on output mode for partner integrations Full tax token support (buy/sell tax detection built in) Operator competition: Switch uses a competitive operator model. Any operator can monitor the orderbook and fill orders. They compete on routing efficiency better routes….more profit… faster fills for you. Two fill methods: • Route Fill … operator routes through DEXes (PulseX, 9mm, OTC, etc.) • Direct Fill …operator fills from their own liquidity (lowest gas, zero slippage) How does this compare to CoW Swap? CoW swap compared to Switch: Batch auctions….orders wait for batch settlement windows Tokens sent to settlement contract custodial during batch Solvers compete per batch, not per order Ethereum/Gnosis only Switch Limit Orders: Instant fills - operators execute the moment your price is hit Non custodial …tokens stay in your wallet the entire time Open operator competition …. .anyone can fill, 14 DEX adapters across V2, V3, and multi asset pools Built for PulseChain No batching Cheers! 💪

There appears to be quite a flurry of DEX development happening on PulseChain right now, including the ability to finally have reliable limit orders. Here's a few highlights: ✍️ @SwitchDotWin have just launched limit orders this week - this is a huge step forward for PulseChain. On PulseChain, when you set a limit order a contract holds your coins until it either fills or you cancel the order - this is a little different to how they're sometimes handled on other chains where you just sign a transaction and the coins don't leave your wallet until the order fills. They can answer any technical quetions the community has. ✍️ @LibertySwapFi appear to be getting close to releasing cross-chain limit orders as part of their LibertyX platform. We're unclear how they plan to handle the orders, we'll leave them to detail the technical aspects themselves. ✍️ @piteasio are supposed to be rolling out some improvements to their aggregator that allows them to handle tax tokens better. Looking forward to seeing this rolled out, useful for those that are neck-deep in muh tax tokens. ✍️ @agoraxwin have recently developed an OTC marketplace with multi-asset trades available. The trades appear to be entirely OTC and manual (rather than traditional 'limit orders' filled as DEX prices move through ranges), but the platform is particularly useful for illiquid or uncommon pairings. Don't take any of this as an explicit recommendation for any of these services, we're just reporting what we're seeing out there. All positive steps in the right direction for PulseChain development, and it's good to have multiple options available to suit the needs of all users.

There have been multiple honeypots launched on PulseChain in the last few days - it appears as though a serial scammer is back from a short break and is deploying 1 a day again. The @PulseChainStats bot gives you that info 24/7, rather than waiting for us to post about each one.