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Bridges

Every door money takes onto PulseChain, ranked by what each one carried in the last thirty days — then the official bridge’s own ledger, at its one Ethereum door.  Refreshed daily.

Bridge Health

Reading…
Reading both chains…
Ethereum → PulseChain
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Usual 13.8–18.8 min
PulseChain → Ethereum
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Until claimable Β· usual 11.3–15.7 min
In Flight Now
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Oldest —
PulseChain Gas
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Transfer —
Usual 0.440M gwei
Ethereum — gwei
Transfer —

Every crossing needs 5 of the bridge’s 8 signers, and each signature is a PulseChain transaction.  When PulseChain gas jumps past the price a signer will pay, that signer waits, and so does every crossing it signs.  On October 14, 2026, from 11:00 UTC (7 AM Eastern), PulseChain gas ran 30 to 116 million gwei, against 0.373 million the week before, and crossings waited up to 8.8 hours.

Wait Per Crossing, Middle Value Each Hour
Dotted line: 30M gwei, the price cap of the signer that held crossings up on October 14, 2026.  Measured on chain: 4,847 crossings into PulseChain and 5,314 out, last 30 days, robot-read Oct 26 13:43 UTC; the boxes above are live.  Dollar figures are one plain transfer (21,000 gas) at that hour’s price: PLS from the PulseX WPLS/DAI pool, ETH from Chainlink.  Hover or touch for each hour’s figures; drag across the chart to zoom to those hours, wheel or pinch to zoom, one finger slides a zoomed view, double-click for all thirty days.  Data: bridge-health.json.

Every Door onto PulseChain

The official bridge is one door among several.  Money also arrives by instant swaps that pay out from their own PulseChain inventory, by a Hyperlane route that mints USDC here, by a second bridge from BSC, by a bank ramp, and by exchange withdrawals — and none of those ever passes the mediator charted further down.  Where a door’s payout address is known, the robot reads what left it each day and prices it from our own feeds; where it is not, the door is listed as unmeasured and the table says what would identify it.

As of 2026-10-26 13:45 UTC β€” 6 doors measured, 4 listed unmeasured; the measured doors carried $16,807,927 in the last 30 days.
Door30-Day InflowWhat Is CountedFeeTimeLimitWho Runs It
The official bridge (PulseChain ↔ Ethereum)
bridge
$8,862,995deposits at the Ethereum mediator, priced by the bridge ledgergas only onto PulseChain; 0.3% back to Ethereumminutes to hours (relay)0.018 of the token per crossing minimum; no practical capthe PulseChain bridge operator (OmniBridge, admin-controlled)
Liberty Swap (Ethereum, Base, BSC, Arbitrum, Solana, Arc β†’ PulseChain)
swap
$5,739,573
12,995 transfers
USDC and WETH leaving its payout contracts to customers or a swap router (PLS payouts leave no log: a lower bound)0.3% in, 0.5% out2–3 minutes10 to 25,000 USDC per swapLiberty Apps LLC, own inventory
0xCoast (US bank β†’ PulseChain)
ramp
$2,118,269
511 transfers
tokens leaving its Send wallet to customers (PLS sends leave no log: a lower bound)1% at its base tierbank rails, then a PulseX buyper its bankingCoast Software (Nevada)
Tokens Express (BSC β†’ PulseChain)
bridge
$46,962
110 transfers
every token its HomeOmnibridge mints (stables priced, others counted in units)per its FeeManagerminutesnoneTokens Express (3 of 9 validator signatures)
Hyperlane hUSDC (warp route)
warp
$38,074
139 transfers
hUSDC minted on PulseChainHyperlane gas paymentminutesnoneHyperlane validators; route owner is a 2-of-3 Safe multisig
ProveX (escrowed USDC)
escrow
$2,054
36 transfers
USDC leaving its escrows2%per order$150 an order for a new buyerProveX
Exchange withdrawals (Kanga, SafeTrade, NonKYC…)
exchange
not yet measurednot measurable until a hot wallet is identified (one withdrawal receipt would do it)per exchangeper exchangeper exchangeeach exchange
Instant swaps (ChangeNOW, SimpleSwap, StealthEX, PulseLN, RocketX, Internet Money "Change", Rubic/PortalX)
swap
not yet measurednot measurable until a payout key is identified (one receipt would do it); ChangeNOW serves three of thesespread, typically 0.5–1%5–30 minutesper serviceeach service, own inventory
Card and bank ramps (Guardarian, Internet Money buy)
ramp
not yet measurednot measurable until a payout key is identifiedper rampper rampper rampeach ramp
An unlabelled exchange-type PLS desk
exchange
not yet measuredpays out native PLS only, which leaves no log; needs block tracesβ€”β€”β€”unknown

Inflow is what the door delivered onto PulseChain, in dollars at that day’s close from our own feeds; stables count at one dollar; a token with no close is counted in units and left unpriced.  Native PLS payouts leave no log, so Liberty Swap and 0xCoast are lower bounds.  The official bridge row is its own ledger, deposits on the Ethereum side.  Data: every-door.json.

Ethereumtokens lock herePulseChaintwins mint hereThe One Mediator Pair0x1715a3E4… (Ethereum)0x4fd0aaa7… (PulseChain)each names the other in codecensus 2026-08-25deposits inexits out
Deposits are the bridge app’s transfers into the Ethereum mediator; exits are transfers out.  One address’s ledger is the whole bridge’s ledger.

The One Door

"The official bridge" sounds like a service; on chain it is one pair of contracts.  Every bridged token names its mediator in its own code, and each side’s mediator names its twin on the other chain β€” a chain of pointers anyone can walk.  We walked it on 2026-08-25: HEX from Ethereum, Wrapped Ether from Ethereum, and Tether from Ethereum all name one PulseChain home contract, and its declared Ethereum twin is the mediator charted here.  The flows were then verified unit-for-unit against an independent reader of the same chain β€” HEX, DAI and WETH matched to the cent, USDC to within one deposit of window drift.

That makes the bridge unusually auditable: a deposit made through the bridge app moves tokens into one Ethereum address, an exit moves them out of it, and nothing about the traffic requires trusting anyone’s dashboard β€” including ours.  A plain token send to that address is not a crossing: nothing arrives on PulseChain, and only the bridge’s single admin key can move those tokens (on 2026-09-25 the mediator held 467 USDC, 6,016 USDT and 10,009 eHEX sent that way).  The addresses are in the diagram; the raw file this page reads is linked below the table.

The Last 24 Hours

Robot-read 2026-10-26 13:42 UTC β€” blocks 26,270,028 β†’ 26,277,228 (24h) at mediator 0x1715a3e4….
Priced deposits: $59,086Priced exits: $159,667Net: βˆ’$100,581
TokenDeposits InExits OutNet (USD)Transfers
WETH13.03 ($30,707)39.10 ($92,121)βˆ’$61,41482
USDC13.4K ($13,385)34.8K ($34,807)βˆ’$21,42262
USDT6.7K ($6,662)15.0K ($15,022)βˆ’$8,3609
DAI5.3K ($5,325)9.5K ($9,459)βˆ’$4,13410
eHEX5.12M ($3,007)14.06M ($8,257)βˆ’$5,2509
TUSD029.91unpriced1
USDT32.1K32.1Kunpriced1
HEX131.1K131.1Kunpriced1
QNT00.0728unpriced1
LINK1.640unpriced1
RHPEPE182.1K182.1Kunpriced2
DECI090.7Kunpriced1
sDAI025.30unpriced1
SCADA152.3K152.3Kunpriced1
$POWELL042.0Kunpriced1
COMP2.821.40unpriced3
9INCH2.44B0unpriced2

Priced rows use our own pool-derived feed; a row shown in units only is measured but unpriced β€” never guessed.  USD totals cover priced rows only.  Raw file: bridge-flow.json.

Since the Fork

Every deposit and exit since PulseChain launched, in dollars, one bar per month.  Deposits stand above the line, exits hang below it, and the dark line is the net.  eHEX and WETH are priced from their own Ethereum pools, sampled at past blocks and interpolated between samples; USDC, USDT and DAI count at one dollar; every other token is counted but never priced.  This is the bridge’s ledger, not the chain’s: money that arrives by an exchange withdrawal or a fiat ramp never passes this door and is not here.  On a wide screen the same record shows by week.

Reading the history file…

What the Numbers Are Not

Honesty lines.  The table reads ERC-20 transfers at the mediator, so raw ETH entering is wrapped first and appears as WETH; PLS crossing back to Ethereum rides a different contract than the one charted here and is not in this table.  The USD totals count only rows our own feed prices β€” the long tail of small tokens is measured in units and left unpriced rather than priced by guesswork.  And a 24-hour window is weather, not climate: one large crossing can swing the net for a day without meaning anything about the bridge itself.

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