BigHusky

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It reads like video poker that was re-skinned to appeal to degenerate DnD gamers.

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Sit and watch then.

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LSUTIGERS74

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First you have to add pulsechain network in metamask. You can find the network settings at https://pulsechain.com/

Then all you do is send it to your metamask address. Just copy your metamask address and paste it in coinbase when you go to send. Double check to make sure youre sending to the correct address. Do a small test send before sending the whole amount if you want to confirm.

After you send your pls and plsx to metamask and add the network, you’ll see your pls. You have to import the plsx token address to see it though. The plsx token address is 0x95B303987A60C71504D99Aa1b13B4DA07b0790ab

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Chuckiee

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Baw! Glad to see you’re alive! Congrats on Pulse launch!

First, find your keys and access the wallet you sacd from.

Then, go to https://pulsechain.com/ and add the network using the settings shown.

Then you have to add Pulsex token to be able to see it. The contract address for Pulsex is 0x95B303987A60C71504D99Aa1b13B4DA07b0790ab and it has 18 decimals.

Larry Chambers’ book Recondo is also a great LRRP book. He served with Linderer.

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Lynne M. Black Jr., 10,000 NVA soldiers tried to kill his 9-man SOG recon team

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Lynne Black’s book Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is awesome. The stand his team made on the above mission is just absurd. John Meyer talks about it in one of his books too.

Nick Brokhausen’s books We Few and Whispers in the Tall Grass are my two favorite books about SOG.

John Plaster’s Secret Commandos is also incredible. As are John Meyer’s Across the Fence and On the Ground.

SOG recon guys were a different breed. Just had massive balls and contributed greatly to disrupting the activity on the ho chi minh trail. I read everything about them I can get my hands on.

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The SEC does exist and it has power to regulate securities. Within that paradigm, why should crypto be treated differently?

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Because not all crypto fits the definition of a security. Btc is not a security. Hex is not a security.

The way these exchanges do staking, however, its hard to say that isn't done with "expectation of profit from the work of others."

Haha. You're attracted to crypto threads like a moth to a flame. Always hating. I can't understand why you spend so much energy hating everything crypto. Are you pissed because you see people making better gains than you do in the traditional market? And you can't come to grips with that so you want the government to kill crypto?

I won't deny that the shite FTX and Voyager (and whatever others I'm leaving out) did and how they completely fricked their users is criminal. I don't think the answer is to try and force crypto under the regulation umbrella of traditional finance.

You sound like you like big government. More regulation to keep us safe?

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UltimaParadox

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You're creaming your panties with excitement. Congratulations.

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I have staked eHEX. What will I need to do to see/claim my copied stake in pulse?

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You don’t have to do anything. The stakes will be copied onto Pulsechain. I assume you made the stakes on go.hex.com? You’ll just switch the network to Pulse, then link your wallet on go.hex.com, and you’ll see your stakes.