Trade the next wave.
A social layer on top of memecoin trading. Follow the traders who are actually printing, watch their fills land in real time, and see the risk on a launch before you size into it.
Follow the
flow.
Every fill from the traders you follow, as it lands. Not a summary at the end of the day — the tape itself.
Three lanes,
one board.
Fresh mints, coins about to graduate, and pairs that just migrated. Sorted by what each lane is actually for.
Check before
you buy.
Mint and freeze authority, top-10 concentration, bundled supply and first-block snipers — on every launch.
About
Pulse is a Solana trading terminal. It exists because the useful part of a launch — the first minutes — is the part every other tool shows you late, after it has been through somebody's polling loop and rate limit. Pulse reads the launchpad programs directly, so a token appears here within a slot of being minted.
It runs on a single always-on machine in Amsterdam, close to the validators it listens to. Swaps route through Jupiter; Pulse runs no on-chain program of its own and never holds your funds.
- Non-custodial
- Wallets are yours. Assets stay in them.
- Not investment advice
- Public chain data and safety signals, nothing more.
- Contact
- pulse@pulseexchange.ca
Privacy
What follows describes what the service actually stores and who it talks to, taken from the database schema rather than a template.
What Pulse stores
Your wallet address and the identifier your login provider gives it, and the trades you make through Pulse — signature, mint, side, amounts, slippage, fees, status and time. If you arrived through a referral, who referred you. That is the whole list.
What it does not do
No analytics, no advertising or tracking scripts, no third-party session cookies, no behavioural profile. Your trade history is readable only by you: the server requires proof you own a wallet before returning anything about it.
Who else sees a request
Privy for sign-in and wallet keys — Pulse never sees a private key. Helius for chain access, Jupiter for quotes, Jito for submission, and DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, RugCheck and pump.fun for market and safety data. They receive addresses and mints, which are already public on chain.
What the chain keeps
Every trade is a public, permanent Solana transaction. Deleting your Pulse records removes what Pulse stored; it cannot remove anything from the chain. To have your records deleted, write to the address above.