PulseChainValidator

Good question. My long take: PulseChain is infrastructure. The mistake was trying to market it as an Ethereum competitor. Its real purpose was always to support HEX stakers. Think of it as RH’s toolbox... a chain to host whatever new tools get built. Low fees forever so we don't have to worry about that. PLSX was sold on the idea that PulseChain could become the next Ethereum. That narrative got crushed, many other L1s learned the hard way too. Since PLSX depends on on-chain volume, it’s a harder sell without real traffic. Today, I still own a lot of PLSX. I mainly speculate on the OA liking it. It could keep supporting it through buybacks in the future. HEX has a big issue... endless selling from old holders. Many "Faux-icans" dump their bags when stakes mature. Early buyers from 2019–2020 keep selling regardless of price. With fewer people staking now, that sell pressure could last years. Only when that supply clears will HEX become interesting again. I haven't sold mine since 2019/20. Bought more actually. INC, in my view, is trash. I briefly paid attention to it because it pumped the hardest and had low supply, but it ultimately depends on PLS and PLSX pumping. It’s a trailing coin and could easily be abandoned. So... I'd rather own PLSX. TL;DR - the real "core" coin is PLS, not because of price, but because of utility as infrastructure. Everything else is speculation. Core coin DOES NOT mean "pumps harder than other coins". Quite the opposite. It's just utility. PRVX, though, looks like it incorporates lessons learned the hard way from all 4 RH coins. If anything, PLSX might still end up being the second favorite.

99% of cryptos are scams. That’s been true since the ICO boom in 2017. I don’t understand why people are trying to rewrite the narrative this cycle with “99% of alts are down.” No. 99% were always scams, or coins that eventually reveal themselves as unsustainable shitcoins.

People act like ProveX just falls out of the sky. It doesn’t. Someone has to build it. And raising money means nothing if there’s no one on the other side capable of delivering. Richard is the only person in this space with a deep understanding of how crypto should work, and the only one pushing for the changes this industry actually needs. He’s building the future. No one else is even close. How about marketing? It's not just ‘buy my coin, it’s going 10,000x.’ Real marketing aligns people around a mission and convinces investors why new technology matters. Richard is THE ONLY person who can kick start the journey. What can the community do without his direct involvement? Well... Echoing the vision. Onboarding people ourselves, using the products he build. Conclusion: Thinking HEX becomes the next Bitcoin without him is delusional. Thinking PulseChain becomes the next Ethereum without him is equally delusional. It's time to wake up, and to stop coming up with excuses as a way to show support. If we want this thing to take over, Richard is and will always be at the center.

Tens of billions of dollars have flowed into ETH over the years, taking it from $0.30 to $4,000. Just by holding 32 ETH over a few years, your gains dwarf that 4% yield. Comparing the two feels less relevant 2.5 years into PulseChain. Fewer validators is better today for PLS.