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UPDATE: I can confirm that the Ledger supply chain is compromised in Europe as well. @Ledger should initiate an immediate product recall to protect users.
I just purchased a second device from a different Mediamarkt location today, recorded the unboxing process, and discovered spyware once again (video linked in the second tweet).
The device was compromised in the exact same manner, featuring identical modifications (such as additional cables and an LTE module). This indicates its a widespread issue rather than an isolated incident, potentially affecting Ledger inventory across MediaMarkt and Saturn stores throughout Europe (comprising over 1,000 stores across 11 countries).
My initial hypothesis was that these devices were returns that looked unopened to the employees and were just sold again as new however, a MediaMarkt employee confirmed that the device I purchased was not a return, and that returned Ledgers are sent directly back to the manufacturer rather than resold.
Store records show the inventory originated from Aqipa GmbH. While Ledger's CTO was unsure if Aqipa serves as the direct distributor between Ledger and MediaMarkt, it appears to be the case. Given that Aqipa distributes across Europe, any physical retail store receiving stock through them may be at risk.
I sent the first ledger to mark and the second one is going to ledger now, so that they can analyse it.
If you purchased a ledger from anyone other than the official ledger store, make sure to check your device!!
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PulseChain community is mostly responsible for the suckery prices, not Richard Heart.
Why?
I have NEVER seen a community cockblock their own chain this much. Half the influencers block and hate each other. Some wannabe newcomer content posters block the bigger ones, thinking their noname ass would replace them, and Hexicans gatekeep literally everything that hasn’t to do with core coins.
Imagine being on a blockchain where people block and hate each other, cockblock each other, simply because they HATE every coin that they do not own.
Would never happen on any chain ever.
It‘s ironic. Because Hexicans cry about being gatekept and censored, yet they‘re the worst fascists in their own bubble.
You really can‘t make all this shit up.
I tried uniting the different camps for years, but it’s impossible when you’re getting blocked by certain parties or deliberately censored and muted.
Imagine blocking one of the most relevant KOLs on PulseChain who‘s actually pro-actively fighting for the common good by penetrating into the center of CT?
Unimaginable.
Total fools.
#PulseChain
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.@adam3us called me a "scammer and con-artist."
His Bitcoin sidechain just got hacked for $320 million of BTC. How's that bag of dicks taste Adam? Adam is CEO/cofounder of blockstream btw.
P.S. PulseChain is better than your trash. Loser, lol.
Also, shout out @Excellion, @NickSzabo4 & other Blockstream hoes. Lol. Kneel.
P.P.S Magnanimus in victory.
BTW, some large portion of Bitcoin has despised blockstream for many many reasons for a very long time. It's probably the majority opinion if I had to guess. A cancer upon $BTC.
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PulseX has been updated. v1.1.5 has RPC node auto failover and supports custom RPC. Be a big boy and run your own node and then you have your own private RPC!
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go dot hex dot com has been upgrade to v2.1.1. You can disable the "subgraph" and just read directly from the contract through the RPC you choose.
An "RPC" is just a fancy word for you running a node, which can then tell you through the "RPC" which it uses as a communication channel to your wallet the state of the network and let you communicate with your peers. In layman's terms, the browser you're reading this on is kinda like a wallet that is reading my speech of a network, and the RPC is kinda like a webserver. A subgraph is just a convenient way to read a subset of data of a chain, in this case, the data around HEX.
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PulseChain builders 👀 we made it stupidly easy to move liquidity in and out of Pulse.
@hypermid routes any token across major EVM chains, and PLS is first-class. Bridge from ETH, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Unichain → PulseChain (and back) in one tx.
Why your dApp should plug in 🧵
@OfficialRampnow build Pulsechains superapp on @hypermid
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Crypto has created a lot of loud personalities.
Then there’s @RichardHeartWin
Luxury watches. Ferraris. #HEX. #PulseChain. One of the most loyal communities in crypto.
Love him or hate him, nobody ignores Richard Heart.
@graminitha1 breaks it down👇
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Ask yourself one question.
If #PulseChain was going to zero it would have gone there already.
It survived a global market crash. A bear market. Maximum regulatory fear. Non stop FUD.
Assets that are going to zero don’t survive all of that.
Tech and community are still here 💚
Assets that are going somewhere do.
Connect the dots. 💚🫡🔥
$PLS $PLSX $HEX $INC
ROM_OVERRIDE retweeted
We see @DonaldJTrumpJr
is following Richard Heart.
While weak-handed crypto founders ran away and disappeared, Richard Heart built a crypto network that’s still standing tall and loud.
PulseChain isn’t “just crypto” it’s a deep, battle-hardened ecosystem full of real builders who don’t quit.
When a high value figure like you keeps that follow active for years… people notice.
So what’s your read, Don? Let’s talk 👀
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🚨 PulseChain's first prediction market is LIVE.
Meet SWAY Predictions — shipped just in time for the UEFA Champions League final (PSG vs Arsenal) and FIFA World Cup 2026 next month. ⚽
The twist: every bet burns 1% of the SWAY you wager. The more it's used, the scarcer SWAY becomes. Prediction markets meet deflationary token design. 🔥
Try it → swaysavings.com/predictions
Getting in:
→ Onboard to PulseChain via Internet Money wallet @InternetMoneyio
→ Swap to SWAY on Piteas (add the token manually for now) @piteasio
→ Place your first bet on SwaySavings
⚠️ It is a Beta — practice safe wallet hygiene.
@InternetMoneyio and @piteasio native SWAY support would be a huge unlock. Great asset, appreciates over time, solid liquidity.
👀 Ask me anything of how it works. Much more information is coming your way!
The Prediction contracts are verified via sourcify and are viewable in the Pulsechain Block explorer. You can find the contract addresses here:
PredictionMarket CONTRACT
0x16623F18dF636eE9435499EAb781a8d3343FDcA3
BURN VAULT
0x93feeAbaC64758c16cFea975e2B72A576085B698
ORACLE
0xBa0e7A99B4c6d3352Ef4950e86eD92aE7AbFcAa1
SWAY token
0xFe53f25c164C3C73aD75bdeB17Ed3364d7544AFC
ROM_OVERRIDE retweeted
875k HEX transactions were made with an increasing share in bot transactions on Ethereum, reaching 50% of activity share while on Pulsechain it remains at 70% like the quarter before.
The lower the fees, the more bot transactions are profitable. A natural cure for that is higher prices, and more usage ;)
The HEX emergency end stake numbers are the lowest ever on Ethereum, close to 2019 levels. Active stakers on Ethereum are committed!
In Q1 2026, we had only 526 emergency end stakes on Ethereum and 1,048 on PulseChain.
The emergency end staker to active staker ratio is at a stunning low of 0.14%. Basically, HEX stakers are not quitting at these prices.
The penalties from emergency end stakes also decreased to 635 million HEX, with a 50/50 split between Ethereum and PulseChain.
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The HEX emergency end stake numbers are the lowest ever on Ethereum, close to 2019 levels. Active stakers on Ethereum are committed!
In Q1 2026, we had only 526 emergency end stakes on Ethereum and 1,048 on PulseChain.
The emergency end staker to active staker ratio is at a stunning low of 0.14%. Basically, HEX stakers are not quitting at these prices.
The penalties from emergency end stakes also decreased to 635 million HEX, with a 50/50 split between Ethereum and PulseChain.
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Q1 adoption of HEX was a great start to 2026: 11.3k new addresses interacted with HEX, an increase from Q4 last year.
That said, there were slightly fewer active addresses overall, at 35k in Q1.
When we look at active addresses on their respective chains, we get an interesting picture. On Ethereum, there is a pickup in active users, while on PulseChain there is a decrease — the gap between them is closing. Across different metrics, we’ve already observed that the two versions of HEX are converging again. In Q1, Ethereum had 13.8k active users (addresses), while PulseChain decreased to 24.8k. The gap is getting smaller.
Thanks to this adoption, we’re now accounting for 537k unique addresses that have ever interacted with HEX. This does not count the millions of addresses that received a 1 HEX airdrop, since they never interacted with the HEX contract and only received the token.
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We are close to flipping the HEX staking net flow chart for the quarter. We did it for March, now let’s do it for Q2.
In Q1, the net staking flow improved and was only -$3M while the combined HEX price dropped 50%.
-$2.3M comes from Pulsechain and -$600k on Ethereum as net staking flow.
Looking at the net staking flow in HEX terms, both chains are equally around -600M HEX. So very similar behaviour. Given that 18B gets staked every quarter, it’s easy to imagine a little bit more to flip it into a positive area
HEX stake counts have never been this low in a quarter, but other HEX stats for Q1 are really solid and improving. Welcome to Part 1 of the HEX quarterly report: staking.
Only 6.8k stakes were made this past quarter, which is a record low. But that does not mean staking amounts are down too.
18.4B HEX was staked, which is higher than where we closed out 2025.
The most beautiful charts are staking length and average staking principal. Staking length, especially on the Ethereum side, has been continuously growing since Q3 2023. It just reached 1.6k days on Ethereum and 1.3k days on PulseChain in Q1 2026.
Average staking principal surged to 6.1M HEX on Ethereum and 1.9M HEX on PulseChain. This is the most phenomenal chart because, on average, more and more HEX has been staked since HEX launched.
The core community just keeps staking more HEX whenever prices are lower, which is also smart from a gas-efficiency perspective.
ROM_OVERRIDE retweeted
Cappy early website is up: cappy.cash
Cappy X account: @CappyWallet
Just wanted thank you guys for all the support on this. This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are a lot of things I plan to do in as short as possible of order. Couldn't do it without you guys.
I'll be splitting updates between my personal / Cappy X accounts. I've been asked many times how people can help, I put some info on the site for now.
Anyways, less talking more doing. The roadmap on the site is accurate as of right now. But I'm moving fast.
I want this wallet to exist so I can enjoy it too.
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Cappy doesn't just have to be a fork, it can also be it's own thing.
Two new features.
1. Simulation call chain. Not only can you see the simulated result of a TX before singing, but you can also see the calls the contracts actually make if you want to peep the code first.
2. Offline watch only address signing. If you have a watch only address. Cappy can export the pre-signed TX, which you can take to a fully air gapped system, sign it, then put back into Cappy for chain submission (or submit using a completely different system).
#PulseChain #HEX
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Alex McWhirter Shares Speedy APIs Boosting PulseChain Performance
McWhirter posted benchmarks proving his custom APIs outperform public endpoints—up to 47 times faster for address transactions, 6x for block data, and 5x for token lookups.
These tools support wallets, DeFi apps, and the whole ecosystem on PulseChain, the Ethereum fork launched in May 2023 that copied its state for cheap, quick transactions but lacked mature infrastructure.
Community members praised him as a legend, while he shifts focus to user products like Cappy, a wallet with built-in explorer, amid steady chain stats like $58 million TVL and 390,000 daily transactions.
