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Pulse
Launch

No pulse,
no bag.

Every 15 minutes the holders take the coin's pulse. Weak pulse twice, a slice of the dev's bag burns. Steady pulse, it is released. All public, all on-chain.

Launch a coinHow the pulse works
— · pulse at beat —
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Live reading
State
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Slice in play
— · — of supply
Weak streak
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Steady streak
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Last 24 beats
— 85 steady
— 60 alert

One slice is always in play.

The dev reserves part of their bag at launch, cut into 12 slices. The pulse only ever decides one slice at a time, so there is always a next verdict close by.

Slice— · weight —
Size— of supply
Burns ifpulse < 60 on 2 beats in a row
Released ifpulse ≥ 85 on 8 beats in a row
Everything burns ifone beat < 30 · flatline

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Twelve slices, decided in public.

Weights 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3: the later slices are heavier, so a dev who keeps a steady crowd earns more as the coin ages. Each burn is pre-signed by the dev at launch and sent the moment the pulse calls it.

    Armed waiting its turnIn play decided by the next beatsBurned removed from supplyReleased free for the devCancelled the burn could not run

    The dev bag, live.

    Every coin shows the dev's position as it moves: reserved, released, burned, free, and every dev sale with its time. Nothing hides who holds what.

    Dev buy
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    Reserved to the pulse
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    Burned so far
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    Dev sales
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    Why it is on the front page. On a launch we replayed, the dev sold 131 seconds in and the chart was empty at five minutes. Here, selling reserved tokens, or more than 25% of the free part in the first 24 hours, burns every slice left. And it shows, with its time.

    Coins by pulse.

    Sorted by the last beat.

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    All coins

    Why launch here, not straight on pump.fun.

    Full launch, free

    Same pump.fun bonding curve, same pump.fun page. Pulse takes no fee and holds no funds: your wallet signs the creation and the dev buy in one transaction.

    A live object, not a promise

    Your coin page carries its trace, its next beat and its slices. Holders have a reason to stay for the next reading.

    Automatic, public slices

    Burns are pre-signed in your wallet with durable nonces. No key ever touches our server. Every burn links its transaction.

    The dev bag in plain view

    What new-pair screens look for first: dev %, sales, reserve. A small, kept dev bag reads better than a big one.

    Launch with a pulse.

    Name, ticker, image, links. Pick a modest dev buy and the share you put on the line, at least 25%. The studio previews your plan in % of supply before you sign anything.

    Name & imageDev buy %Reserve 25–100%CheckConnect & sign
    Open the studio