Liberty Swap detailed forthcoming actions on PulseChain, stating plans to deploy the LibertyX beta contract on the network for testing purposes. The team also intends to finalize the design and core code for the ZKX Wallet. In addition, bridging functionality for USDC from Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, and Base to Railgun USDC will launch with support for gasless and gas-sponsored transactions, removing the requirement for users to cover gas fees.
This week, we will:
1️⃣Deploy the LibertyX (beta) contract on PulseChain for testing
2️⃣Finalize the ZKX Wallet design and core code
3️⃣Release USDC (Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Base) to USDC (Railgun) with gasless and gas sponsored transactions. No need to pay gas pic.twitter.com/xF2XqnbRSK— Liberty Swap⚡️Bridge2PulseChain™️ Railgun (@LibertySwapFi) Jan 14, 2026
PulseChain network maintains continuous operation without interruptions since its inception. The protocol functions as intended, recording no security incidents and no downtime. Block production proceeds steadily, backed by four distinct clients: Go-Pulse, Eriogon-Pulse, Prysm-Pulse, and Lighthouse-Pulse. Emphasis placed on client diversity to sustain network resilience.
PulseChain network hasn’t missed a beat since launch. The protocol operates as designed. Zero security issues, zero downtime, and blocks keep moving forward. 4 clients: Go-Pulse, Eriogon-Pulse, Prysm-Pulse, and Lighthouse-Pulse. Client diversity is important to maintaining and
— bretep (@bretep) Jan 14, 2026
Discussion emerged regarding potential testing strategies for ProveX. Suggestion made that current coin launch could facilitate later ProveX evaluation. Approach involves forking PulseChain along with its machine state to establish a testnet environment, enabling live execution of ProveX to assess tokenomics and other parameters.
@rhmaximalist I looked… couldn’t find anything.
My guess is that launching the coin now could help with testing proveX later on. If they fork PulseChain + machine state for their testnet, they could run proveX live and test the tokenomics etc. Just a guess
— PulseChainValidator (@PLSValidator) Jan 14, 2026
Query raised on economic advantages of ProveX protocol. Inquired why it would reduce costs compared to alternatives. Protocol noted to impose a 1 percent charge alongside standard chain gas expenses. Further question on whether over-the-counter sellers would accept a 3 percent value concession, with absence of cost-saving rationale in promotions.
@ChadStark27 @d0xb00m @brian_armstrong @RichardHeartWin Can you explain why it would be cheaper?
The proveX protocol charges 1%. The chain will have its gas cost.
Do you think the the seller in OTC wants 3 % value loss to sell to someone searching for a deal?
I’ve never heard the logic on cost savings as a pitch.
— Gary Woods (@FundingGym) Jan 14, 2026
A video compilation titled PulseChain Monster News released, providing updates on ecosystem activities. Content accessible via YouTube link shared for viewers preferring video format over text.
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Still want to know what’s going on? 👀
@yourfriendSOMMI has you covered. ✅💟 PulseChain MONSTER News https://t.co/50WFaOPeFM via @YouTube
— Fast (@FastAbdoul) Jan 14, 2026
Commentary surfaced on a platform promoted with 1.5 million dollar commitment and rug reimbursement features. VIP allocation set at 80 percent of supply within two months. Doubts expressed on claims despite searches yielding no contrary evidence.
@cryptosolv @RackhamRishel @CoinMafiaX But Ser he said he would put $1.5M into it and it’s a non rug platform where you get reimbursed for rugs on the platform. His ‘VIPs’ get 80% of the supply in 2 months.
— PulseChainStats.com | PulseChain Stats & Portfolio (@PulseChainStats) Jan 14, 2026
These updates reflect ongoing ecosystem momentum. Liberty Swap initiatives expand utility on PulseChain through new contracts and privacy-enhanced wallet features alongside efficient bridging. Network stability underscored by multi-client support ensures reliable performance. ProveX discussions highlight technical integration possibilities with existing infrastructure like PulseChain forks for comprehensive testing. Cost structure debates continue, prompting clarification on protocol fees versus traditional methods. Video resources aid broader dissemination of developments. Platform critiques emphasize supply distribution concerns in new projects.
Further context from recent reports indicates HEX staking on PulseChain achieves efficiencies, with guides detailing up to 38 percent APY and fee reductions. ProveX project scrutiny includes past wallet activities involving Tornado Cash from PulseX sacrifice funds.
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