PulseChain Airdrop - The Biggest Blockchain Airdrop in History

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PulseChain is cheaper, faster, environmentally friendlier than its origin blockchain Ethereum. PulseChain was built as a statement of discontent towards the high gas fees on Ethereum, which have been impairing many projects and its users.

In order to send crypto between users a gas fee must be paid. On Ethereum's Proof Of Work system this was to pay the people supporting the infrastructure of this decentralized system. In short it was to pay for the electricity to operate all the decentralized Nodes (servers). Anyone who has used the Ethereum network knows that gas fees are expensive. nowadays, PulseChain will fix that.

As of October 2019, there were over 200,000 unique ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum network. PulseChain will be a fork of the Ethereum network i.e, all ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum network at the time of the hard fork will be copied over to the PulseChain. This indicates the largest airdrop of potentially valuable digital assets in history.

Read more about the airdrop on HowToPulse, a site created by community members to educate users about the Pulsechain Ecosystem.

Anyone who holds an ERC20 token(s) on an ETH compatible wallet address is eligible for the airdrop.

NOT YOUR KEYS, NOT YOUR COINS. Having your crypto on centralized exchanges like Coinbase, Gemini, Binance, and the list go on, you DO NOT own your crypto. They will get ALL your PRC20 that you hold in your CEX wallet. Its important to move all your coins to a decentralized wallet preferably a hardware wallet to receive your airdrop.

Yes, everything will be copied. All your ERCs will turn into PRCs on PulseChain. If you own your keys, and have ERC20s in your “for