Core Coin Liquidity
Top 10 liquidity pools for WPLS, PLSX, HEX, INC, PRVX, pTGC, and UFO across PulseX V1 & V2. Reserves and TVL are read live from the local Erigon full-history node; 24h volume is computed from on-chain Swap events (~8.6k blocks).
Top liquidity pools
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| # | Pool | DEX | TVL | 24h Vol | Fee APR | Vol/TVL | Swaps | Reserves | Links |
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TVL concentration (top 10)
Share of listed TVL held by each pool.
Exit assets & holders
Where the bridged USDT, USDC, DAI, WETH and WBTC actually sit. Pool figures count only these assets, rather than both sides of a trading pair. WBTC is wrapped BTC from Ethereum.
Assets in someone else’s wallet are not available for your sale. Pool reserves are an inventory ceiling: selling moves the price, and liquidity providers can withdraw. This snapshot does not guarantee an exit or bridge redemption.
Supply reconciliation
Outside known pools includes wallets, contracts and unclassified supply. Contract holdings can include vaults, lending, bridges and undiscovered pools; they are not labelled as free wallets.
| # | Asset / token | Total supply | Known pools ↓ | Verified wallets | Other contracts | Unclassified / burn | Outside known pools |
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Direct exit depth by core coin
PulseX V1/V2 pairs directly against the five exit assets. Each coin is a separate scenario; do not add these capacities together as independent exits. Pools between two exit assets do not create new exit money.
| Sell | Exit-side reserves | At 1% curve impact | At 5% curve impact | At 10% curve impact |
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Capacity cells show estimated exit-asset USD received when selling proportionally into every direct pool at that average curve impact, before gas and token taxes. Includes the 0.29% pool fee in the required input; curve impact compares with the fee-adjusted pre-trade rate. Multi-hop routes and other DEX models are excluded.
Mathematical direct-pool estimate, not an executable router quote. Split allocation maximizes marked USD proceeds. Taxes, gas, MEV, bridge costs and later reserve changes can reduce what you receive.
Routed estimates check PulseX V1/V2 direct and two-hop paths through WPLS, including mixed V1/V2 hops. Each receive asset is an alternative sale of your entire amount; do not add the outputs together. Router estimates include pool fees but do not simulate token taxes or confirm that transfers will execute.
Largest verified holders outside known pools
Public addresses and live balances, ranked by the selected asset value. A wallet has no bytecode at the snapshot block; this does not identify its owner. Contract wallets with bytecode appear under contracts.
Last active: latest transaction sent by a wallet; latest transaction involving a contract. Incoming wallet transfers do not reset this date. Dates use your local timezone.
| # | Holder address | Type | Last active | Holdings | USD value | Share of verified wallet value |
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Where the pool reserves sit
One row per exit asset held by a pool. Bridge/bridge pools have two rows, each counting a different asset. Other DEX balances are inventory only, not a measured executable quote.
| Asset / pair | DEX | Category | Asset balance | USD inventory | Pool |
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Coverage & calculation details
USDT, USDC and DAI use a $1 reference. WETH and WBTC use DexScreener marks from the deepest base-token pool, fetched during the scan. These are valuation marks, not cash redemption guarantees. Only the Ethereum-bridged token addresses displayed above are included; forked pDAI and pWBTC are excluded.
Constant-product quote reference: Uniswap V2 pricing mechanics. Quotes use PulseX’s 0.29% fee.