Overview
What is PulseShare How it works
Mechanics
Fee split Launch protections Graduation to PulseX
Reference
Contract addresses Risks

Documentation

How PulseShare's bonding curve, fees, and holder rewards actually work.

What is PulseShare

PulseShare is a bonding-curve launchpad on PulseChain. Anyone can launch a coin in one transaction — it starts trading immediately against a bonding curve, with no liquidity to seed and no pre-sale allocation of any kind.

What makes PulseShare different from most launchpads: every trade pays every holder, not just the creator. A 1% fee on every buy and sell is split three ways, and the holder share is distributed proportionally to everyone currently holding the coin — automatically, with no minimum holding period.

How it works

01
Launch on the bonding curve

A new coin is created with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. There's no pre-sale — the entire supply starts on the curve, priced by a constant-product formula against a virtual PLS reserve.

02
Every trade pays out live

Buys and sells accrue rewards to the creator and every current holder in real time. Rewards are claimable any time — from the token page or the Dashboard — not locked to a future date.

03
Graduate to PulseX

Once enough real PLS has traded through the curve, the remaining liquidity migrates automatically to a real PulseX pool. The resulting LP tokens are sent to a locker contract with no withdraw function of any kind — permanently unremovable, by anyone, including PulseShare itself.

Fee split

A 1% fee applies to every buy and sell while a coin is on the bonding curve. It splits the same way, every time:

40%
To the creator
Claimable any time.
40%
To every holder
Split proportionally across current holders — whether you bought first or last.
20%
To the platform
Keeps PulseShare running.

After a coin graduates to PulseX, trading fees follow PulseX's own standard fee structure instead — the 40/40/20 split above only applies while a coin is still on PulseShare's bonding curve.

Launch protections

3% max wallet (first hour)

For the first hour after launch, no wallet — including the creator — can hold more than 3% of total supply. This is enforced on-chain, in the token contract itself, on every transfer during that window. After one hour, the restriction lifts permanently.

2-hour creator sell lock

The creator cannot sell any of their tokens for 2 hours after launch. This applies whether the coin is still on the bonding curve or has already graduated to PulseX — the lock checks both possible destinations, so it can't be bypassed just because trading moved venues partway through the window.

Why this matters Both protections are enforced by the smart contract, not a promise — they can't be turned off or bypassed by PulseShare or by the creator.

Graduation to PulseX

A coin graduates once its real PLS reserve (actual PLS raised through trading, not the starting virtual reserve) crosses a fixed target. At that point:

  • All remaining PLS and unsold tokens are deposited into a new PulseX pool in a single transaction.
  • The resulting LP tokens are sent to a dedicated locker contract with no withdraw, transfer, or approve function — the liquidity is locked forever.
  • Trading continues normally on PulseX from that point on, through the standard PulseX router.

Contract addresses

PulseChain mainnet (chain ID 369).

PulseShareFactory (Verified ✓) View on Explorer ↗0x88072823bA4C238D9d538becc1985bf7C1dd3373 PulseShareLPLocker (Verified ✓) View on Explorer ↗0x9E13010d7BFf7329470f87A7bF16377F90384dfE PulseX Router02 View on Explorer ↗0x165C3410fC91EF562C50559f7d2289fEbed552d9 WPLS View on Explorer ↗0xA1077a294dDE1B09bB078844df40758a5D0f9a27

Risks

Coins launched on PulseShare are created permissionlessly by anyone, including anonymous creators. PulseShare does not vet, audit, or endorse any individual coin. Locked liquidity means the pool can't be drained by the creator — it does not mean the coin is safe, valuable, or free of other risks.

Bonding-curve prices can move sharply on small trades, especially early after launch. Trade at your own risk.