PulseChain on MEXC! The first of many exchange listings?

If you’re invested into the PulseChain ecosystem, you’ve probably already heard the news – PulseChain has now been listed on an exchange!

This is a major step in bringing awareness of PulseChain to the broader crypto community.

MEXC is what’s known as a secondary exchange, meaning it’s slightly different from some of the bigger names like Coinspot and Kraken. Secondary exchanges are generally cheaper and offer a wider selection of coins, including newer and more speculative projects.

Simplified investing 

While the decentralised nature of PulseChain is one of its greatest strengths, the process to buy it and bridge funds across has been a barrier to entry that many found daunting. This listing on MEXC simplifies that process, which will make it more appealing to new investors.

If you’re looking to buy PulseChain through MEXC, here are some things to know:

1. The platform doesn’t support ProtonMail, so you’ll need to use a secure Gmail account. Better yet, create a crypto-specific gmail and keep it separate from your main address.
2. You’ll need to go through standard KYC protocols when creating your MEXC account.
3. With MEXC, you trade crypto for crypto, rather than depositing fiat money and using it to buy your coins. MEXC market pairs with a stablecoin called Tether (USDT), which you can then use to swap for PulseChain or other coins you wish to buy.
4. Always remember to move your coins off the exchange once you’ve made your trades. Exchanges are not safe for long-term storage. Move your funds to a hardware wallet for better security.
5. When moving crypto between wallets, always test with a smaller amount first to ensure everything goes smoothly.

The listing on MEXC is a positive development for an ecosystem that has been ignored, criticised, intentionally gatekept and misrepresented on mainstream websites. Even now, many haven’t reported this exciting news, preferring to ignore anything positive about PulseChain and broadcast only negativity and FUD.

Yet with all that going on, the development on PulseChain has continued to thrive.

The truth is, many crypto investors are unaware that PulseChain – a faster and cheaper replica of Ethereum – even exists! Some crypto influencers have called it a ghost town, yet the development activity tells a different story altogether. Plenty of teams see the value and untapped potential in PulseChain and are committed to its success.

So we now have PulseChain, a cheaper and faster version of Ethereum, being listed on an exchange, while Ethereum has just been cleared by the SEC of being a security. And we’re still in the very early stages of the bull market.

Many are predicting this exchange listing is the first of many for PulseChain. We can’t wait to see what comes next.