Liberty Swap announced an upgrade to its swap service on PulseChain. The process involves deploying a new contract for initial testing over 12 hours. Following testing, the service will enter maintenance mode for two hours to finalize liquidity migration. This upgrade aims to enhance the platform’s functionality and reliability for users swapping tokens within the ecosystem.
Our swap is currently being upgraded. We will spread the upgrade into two steps. First, we will deploy the new contract and let it run for 12 hours under full testing.
After that, we will put the service into maintenance mode for only 2 hours, not 6, to complete the liquidity
— Liberty Swap⚡️Bridge2PulseChain™️ Pump $PLS Tech (@LibertySwapFi) November 30, 2025
PulseChainValidator clarified the fee mechanism for ProveX. The protocol does not impose a direct 1% fee per side on trades. Instead, buyers and sellers implicitly generate revenue by trading slightly off-market prices. This spread becomes the protocol’s income, which burns the token. The design allows the spread to naturally approach 1% over time. In a follow-up, discussion addressed ProveX’s handling of fiat integration, noting challenges with one-sided escrow due to potential payment reversals when users pay from bank accounts. ZkTLS cannot prevent disputes or clawbacks, exposing sellers to risk if fiat is supported alongside crypto stables.
Correction on the fees:
Looks like ProveX doesn’t set the 1% fee per side. Buyers and sellers implicitly create it by agreeing to trade slightly off market… That spread becomes the protocol’s revenue and burns the token. Kinda cool. I guess it would converge toward 1% anyway.— PulseChainValidator (@PLSValidator) November 30, 2025
@GigaTheMinter It depends. Will users be able to pay from their bank accounts, or is ProveX crypto-only (stables, no FIAT)? If fiat is allowed then one-sided escrow won’t always work. ZkTLS can’t stop payment reversals. So banks can still dispute or claw back funds, leaving the seller exposed.
— PulseChainValidator (@PLSValidator) November 30, 2025
PulseChainStats reported that HEX on PulseChain reached a new all-time low amid broader altcoin declines ranging from 90% to 99%. The update highlighted over 30 million dollars in sidelined liquidity on PulseChain, positioning it as sufficient capital to potentially drive future highs. This observation underscores ongoing market dynamics and available resources within the ecosystem.
$HEX on PulseChain has officially put in a new ATL
Most ALTs are all down 90/99% right now
PulseChain has over $30M on it sidelined right now, enough to send it to new ATHs
Do you think 2026 will bring us to a new ATH from a new ATL for HEX? https://t.co/cbTRuK9TwY
— PulseChainStats.com | PulseChain Stats & Portfolio (@PulseChainStats) November 30, 2025
These developments indicate active maintenance and technical refinements in the PulseChain ecosystem, including improvements to swapping infrastructure and deeper explanations of emerging protocols like ProveX. The fee structure in ProveX introduces an innovative market-driven approach to revenue and tokenomics, potentially attracting developers interested in decentralized trading mechanisms. Meanwhile, the noted liquidity on PulseChain suggests underlying strength despite market pressures on assets like HEX. PulseChainValidator’s insights into escrow limitations for fiat highlight ongoing considerations for cross-fiat-crypto interoperability in newer platforms. Liberty Swap’s phased upgrade minimizes downtime, prioritizing user experience during the transition.
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