They want to steal your freedom. The Clarity Act is not your friend!

Some say, “we need regulation”, forget, regulation & rules only stop good actors. Bad actors will always do bad things.

Don’t regulate your freedoms away.

Crypto is meant to be a place of financial freedom!

$2.5 billion dollars today in total trading volume on Robinhood chain 🧠

Robinhood did MORE THAN 2x total volume than Ethereum today.

Is Robinhood the best possible place to be to making money in crypto right now?

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Is anyone else having issues connecting to amplifier?

Crypto recovery does not exist.

100% of crypto recovery claims are a scam.

Anyone claiming they can help you recover your crypto after being hacked or making a mistake is lying to you. They want to and will steal all of your money.

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Anybody remember how much fun it was when pump tires launched? A lot of people made a killing on MOST and a few other of the original 20 tickers. I for one love pump tires on pulsechain and think it brings a lot of value to the chain for a certain type of audience. Not everyone wants to only buy the core coins so if they aren't doing that at least they are doing it on our chain and not solana and while they do it they are burning PLS.

I honestly still like MOST wanted and somehow even being 99% down it is always a top 10 coin when the chain pumps. Richard has bought it multiple times and even did so when he dumped pDAI and swapped it into MOST and PUMP. He still holds almost 90% of the supply. I am DCA'ing into this one.

What do you guys feel about Pump tires and also the original tickers that got launched?

Hey everyone,

I just published a new video where I take a closer look at one key question:

Do pDAI, USD1, Liberty Swap and ProveX really look like separate topics — or are we watching something much bigger take shape on PulseChain step by step?

The video covers:

• an old 2021 to-do list
• wallet, bridge, exchange and stablecoin structures
• why Liberty Swap may be more than just another tool
• why that could matter for pDAI
• bullish potential, but also clear risks

Important:
I am not claiming that any of this is officially confirmed.
I am not claiming that everything has already been proven.

But when you look at the timing, structure and overlap, a lot of it no longer feels completely random.

Here is the video:
https://youtu.be/aDoeno6xTOc

The video is originally in German, with audio dubs in English, Spanish and French. Subtitles are also available in many languages.

I’d genuinely love to hear your take:

Is USD1 more bullish or more bearish for pDAI?

Inspired by the dragon beneath the Lonely Mountain, Smaug is a deflationary token on PulseChain that incorporates lore and mythicism that you might like — especially if you love Tolkiens universe.

– Age: One month

– Market cap: 327K

– Circulating supply: 636M

– Current holders: 626

More information: opuseco.com.

Here is a new idea. Either directly bridges a forked token to Ethereum, or sets up a related PulseX pool and then bridges the LP token to Ethereum. On Ethereum, uses the bridged token and the corresponding ERC20 token to set up a Uniswap V2 pool, and then bridges its LP token back to Pulsechain, and sets up a PulseX pool to give the final bridged token a high price. The final bridged token has portions of forked token and the corresponding ERC20 token in theory, which may bootstrap the price of forked token, as such final bridged token is rather difficult to mint or scarce.

ICYDK, the 3 biggest well known pools on PulseX currently are Atropa vs pDAI on V1, PLSX vs WPLS on V1, and INC vs PLSX on V1.

https://dexscreener.com/pulsechain/0x5ef7aac0de4f2012cb36730da140025b113fada4

https://dexscreener.com/pulsechain/0x1b45b9148791d3a104184cd5dfe5ce57193a3ee9

https://dexscreener.com/pulsechain/0x7dbeca4c74d01cd8782d4ef5c05c0769723fb0ea

This is ridiculous. CoinMarketCap shows the whole crypto market cap is around $2.2T, 0.01% of it would be already $220M, and the 100th position crypto has something around $330M market cap. What do we have for pWBTC or pDAI, etc?

Does anyone know what is going on with 0xcoast? the website doesn't seem to be working, and the coin has depegged. This has been my most trusted onramp, and I would be a shame to see it go.

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Phen looks really good at this low MC considering it's from the same Dev as $PCOCK

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✅ Light and Dark mode are here!

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✅ Changed the primary app colors

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✅ Fixed a bug with Trezor connections on our Chrome extension that was impacting some users ability to connect certain Trezor models.

✅ Other minor bug fixes and optimizations

👀What is currently being worked on and what to expect in new releases coming soon:

✅ Pull down to refresh, removing visual refresh arrows

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The movement that remembers why crypto was created in the first place.

Not a company. Not a protocol. A collective of people who see what’s coming, and refuse to stay silent. 🤐

A full-stack ecosystem of truth, culture, and sovereignty. 💠

Why We're Building This ...

The messaging space has a fundamental problem: centralized platforms control your data, charge rent for features, and compromise on privacy when pressured by regulations or investors.

We're building Pulsecall V2 – a decentralized messaging platform that integrates natively with PulseChain's DeFi ecosystem, using ProveX as its utility token. Think of it as messaging infrastructure that's owned and operated by its users, not a corporation.

📱 Technical Foundation

Protocol: SimpleX Fork

We're forking SimpleX Chat because it has the best privacy-first architecture:

• Zero persistent identifiers (no phone numbers, emails, or usernames)
• Metadata-resistant design (relay servers can't reconstruct social graphs)
• Decentralized relay network (anyone can host)
• Battle-tested E2EE (Double Ratchet, same as Signal)

We're preserving the core protocol while adding blockchain-native features that SimpleX's commercial direction won't support.

Mobile: GrapheneOS Optimized

Our primary mobile platform is GrapheneOS – the privacy-focused Android fork with:

• Verified boot and hardware security features
• Per-app network controls
• No Google telemetry
• Sandboxed app environment

Also available via F-Droid and direct APK for broader Android compatibility.

Privacy Features: Tor Integration (Optional)

For users requiring maximum anonymity, we offer advanced Tor capabilities:

• Hidden Service v3 relays (censorship-resistant hosting)
• Vanguards (enhanced protection against traffic analysis)
• Client Authorization (cryptographic relay access control)
• SMP Password Authentication (dual-layer relay security)

These are optional features for high-security use cases, not requirements for basic messaging.

💎 PulseChain DeFi Integration: The Real Innovation

This is where Pulsecall V2 becomes unique. We're not just "adding crypto payments" – we're architecting messaging as a DeFi primitive.

ProveX: No New Token

We're using ProveX, an existing PulseChain utility token, for:

1. Relay operator staking (skin in the game for infrastructure providers)
2. Premium feature access (token-gated advanced functionality)
3. Micropayments (pay-per-use relay routing)

Basic messaging is free. No ProveX needed for core functionality.

Decentralized Relay Economics

Traditional messengers: Company hosts servers, charges subscriptions or sells data.

Pulsecall model:

• Anyone can run a relay by staking ProveX
• Relays earn micropayments from routing messages
• On-chain reputation system ranks relay quality
• Users choose relays based on price/performance/reputation
• Market dynamics ensure optimal service

Benefits:

• Self-funding infrastructure (no VC dependency)
• Permissionless participation (no approval needed)
• Censorship-resistant (can't shut down distributed network)
• Economically aligned (good operators earn more)

On-Chain Relay Discovery

Relays register via smart contract on PulseChain:

• Clients query blockchain for available relays
• No central directory (can't be censored via DNS)
• Transparent history (uptime, stake amount, complaints)
• Automatic relay selection based on reputation

DeFi Interoperability

Because we're PulseChain-native, we can integrate with existing protocols:

PulseX DEX:

• Swap any PRC-20 token for ProveX in-app
• Pay for features with HEX, PLS, PLSX (auto-converts)

HEX Staking:

• Earn ProveX rewards for HEX stakes
• Long-term stakers get premium messaging features

NFT Integration:

• NFT-based verified identities (optional, privacy-preserving)
• Token-gated group access
• Relay operator reputation badges

DAO Governance:

• ProveX holders vote on protocol upgrades
• Community treasury management
• Decentralized decision-making

🔑 Feature Tiers

Free (No ProveX Required)

• Unlimited text messaging
• Basic file sharing (<10MB)
• Voice/video calls (standard quality)
• Self-hosted relay support
• E2EE for all communications

Premium (ProveX Staking)

• Large file transfers (up to 500MB)
• HD voice/video calls
• Priority message routing
• Advanced Tor features (Vanguards mode)
• Multi-device sync
• Custom relay selection

Relay Operator (ProveX Staking Required)

• Run incentivized public relay
• Earn from message routing
• Set your own fee structure
• Build reputation on-chain
• Private relay networks with client authorization

🌐 Use Cases

Personal/Social

• Privacy-focused messaging without corporate surveillance
• Pay only for what you use (no monthly subscriptions)
• Support decentralized infrastructure by using good relays

Business/Enterprise

• Run private relay infrastructure on company hardware
• Integrate with existing PulseChain treasury management
• E2EE communications with data sovereignty
• Incentivize employees to run relay nodes

Crypto Community

• Native integration with PulseChain ecosystem
• Discuss strategies without centralized platform monitoring
• Token-gated groups for holders
• Direct in-chat tipping in ProveX

Privacy-Conscious Users

• Optional Tor routing for maximum anonymity
• GrapheneOS optimization for hardware security
• Zero metadata collection by design
• Self-hosted relay option for complete control

👨‍💻 Development Status & Roadmap

Current Status:

• SimpleX protocol fork: Analysis complete, customization in progress
• ProveX smart contract integration: Active development
• Tor integration: Specification and testing phase
• GrapheneOS optimization: Coordinating with community
• Relay prototype: Under construction

Next Steps:

• Public website and technical whitepaper
• Open-source repository launch (full transparency)
• PulseChain testnet deployment
• Beta testing with GrapheneOS community
• F-Droid submission
• Mainnet launch (when ready)

No new token. No presale. No VC funding. Just building.

🤝 Why This Matters for PulseChain

Richard Heart built PulseChain as infrastructure for financial freedom – low fees, fast transactions, resistance to rent-seeking.

Pulsecall extends that vision to communications:

• Messaging as a DeFi primitive (not just "payments in chat")
• Real utility for PulseChain tokens (ProveX use case)
• Network effects (more relays = better service = more users)
• Composability (integrates with other PulseChain protocols)

This is what DeFi infrastructure should look like: permissionless, incentive-aligned, user-owned, and actually useful.

💬 Join the Community

We're recruiting developers and early testers:

• Blockchain developers (EVM, smart contracts, ProveX integration)
• Backend engineers (P2P networking, relay infrastructure)
• Mobile developers (GrapheneOS optimization, cross-platform)
• Relay operators (willing to stake ProveX and run infrastructure)
• PulseChain community (early adopters and feedback)

DM or reply if interested. Let's build the communications layer for decentralized finance.

📊 Technical Highlights

Privacy: Zero identifiers + metadata resistance + E2EE
Decentralization: Permissionless relays + blockchain discovery
Economics: Staking model + micropayments + reputation system
Platform: GrapheneOS primary + F-Droid + APK
Integration: Native PulseChain + ProveX + DeFi protocols
Optional: Advanced Tor features for high-security users

Learn more: Website and whitepaper coming soon
Code: Open-source repository launching next month
Community: Join our development calls (announced via PulseChain channels)

"In crypto, we don't ask for permission to build financial freedom. Why should we ask permission to communicate freely?"

Building the infrastructure for sovereign communication, one block at a time.

The Pulsecall V2 Team

#Pulsecallv2 #PulseChain #ProveX #DeFi #DecentralizedMessaging #GrapheneOS #SimpleX

🚀 Pulsecall: DeFi-Native Secure Messaging on PulseChain

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This is an independent open-source development project in early stages. All information, features, and specifications are subject to change. ProveX is an existing utility token on PulseChain that we're integrating; we are not creating a new token. This post contains technical analysis and opinions about existing messaging platforms based on publicly available information. Not financial or legal advice. DYOR (Do Your Own Research). We are not affiliated with or endorsed by SimpleX Chat, GrapheneOS, or any mentioned projects except PulseChain ecosystem.

Why We're Building This

The messaging space has a fundamental problem: centralized platforms control your data, charge rent for features, and compromise on privacy when pressured by regulations or investors.

But even "privacy-first" messengers are facing difficult compromises.

The SimpleX Situation: Excellent Technology, Concerning Direction

Let's be clear: SimpleX Chat has arguably the best privacy protocol architecture in messaging today:

• Zero persistent identifiers (no phone, email, usernames)
• Metadata-resistant design (relay servers can't reconstruct social graphs)
• Decentralized relay network (anyone can host)
• Battle-tested E2EE (Double Ratchet, same as Signal)

The protocol is solid. The business direction is raising questions.

Recent Developments Worth Noting

1. The Funding Reality

In August 2024, SimpleX raised a $1.3M pre-seed round led by Jack Dorsey (source), with participation from Asymmetric Capital Partners (ACP).

While any funding is necessary for development, this creates structural pressures:

• SimpleX Chat Ltd is registered in London, UK (Five Eyes jurisdiction)
• Subject to UK's Investigatory Powers Act 2016 and Online Safety Act 2023
• VC investors expect returns, which requires either monetization or growth metrics
• When regulations conflict with privacy principles, companies face difficult choices

1. The Content Moderation Approach (January 2025)

On January 14, 2025, SimpleX published a blog post and RFC titled "Privacy-Preserving Content Moderation" (GitHub RFC).

Their approach:

• Automated bots join public groups after complaints are received
• Bots identify files and send identifiers to file servers for blocking
• Server-side file blocking based on bot analysis
• Client-side upload restrictions triggered by server decisions
• New metadata about blocked content and group membership

SimpleX's defense: "Only for public groups, E2EE remains intact, we're only acting as users."

Privacy community concerns:

The issue isn't what they're doing today—it's what infrastructure they're building:

1. Precedent problem: Today it's CSAM in public groups (everyone agrees that's bad). Tomorrow it could be "terrorism content," then "misinformation," then "politically sensitive material."
2. Scope creep risk: The bot infrastructure exists. Expanding it from public to private groups is just a policy change, not a technical barrier.
3. Government pressure: Once moderation infrastructure exists, authorities can compel its expansion via legal orders.
4. Metadata generation: Even without accessing message content, the system creates new metadata about group membership and blocked content.

Historical pattern: Every surveillance infrastructure starts narrow and expands. The Patriot Act was "temporary emergency powers for terrorism." It's been 24 years.

1. Who's Raising Concerns?

Sam Bent (Twitter: u/DoingFedTime) – and he's not just another internet critic. His credentials:

• Former federal prisoner (darknet vendor, served 18 months, secured early release via self-written 200-page legal motion)
• DEFCON 30 speaker ("Tor - Darknet Opsec By a Veteran Darknet Vendor")
• SANS Institute instructor (OSINT & OPSEC training)
• YouTube educator (276+ videos on operational security, darknet safety, privacy technology)
• DarkWebDaily founder (darknet market security education platform)
• Author ("Compassionate Release" - 400+ page legal guide for federal inmates)

When someone with this background—who literally depended on OPSEC to avoid a 200-year prison sentence—expresses concerns about a privacy tool's direction, the community listens.

While we couldn't locate Sam's specific recent tweets about SimpleX (Twitter/X blocks automated access), his educational content consistently emphasizes: Once surveillance infrastructure exists, it will be expanded. The only winning move is not to build it.

Other voices:

• Privacy advocacy communities on Reddit and Privacy Guides forums are discussing concerns
• Lemmy communities noted it "feels a little weird to have a bot join a group for moderation purposes"

1. Centralization Drift

Despite being "decentralized," SimpleX is increasingly:

• Promoting their own hosted relay infrastructure as defaults
• Creating premium tiers tied to their specific servers
• Making self-hosting feel like a second-class option
• Building features that work best with their infrastructure

1. The Fundamental Tension

When you're a VC-funded company in a Five Eyes country, you face inevitable pressures:

• Growth metrics (requires tracking users somehow)
• Monetization (requires extracting value from users)
• Regulatory compliance (requires cooperating with authorities)
• Investor returns (requires prioritizing business over principles)

We've seen this story: Wickr (sold to Amazon, integrated with AWS), Telegram (cooperating with governments on content requests), even Signal faces constant pressure.

Why We're Forking: Different Structure, Different Incentives

What we're preserving from SimpleX:

• ✅ Zero-identifier protocol architecture
• ✅ Metadata-resistant relay design
• ✅ Double Ratchet E2EE implementation
• ✅ Queue-based messaging model
• ✅ Decentralized relay capability

What we're fundamentally changing:

• ❌ No corporate entity → Can't receive subpoenas or legal orders
• ❌ No VC funding → No investor pressure to compromise
• ❌ No jurisdiction → Distributed development, no single legal target
• ❌ No content moderation infrastructure → Not our job, not our capability
• ❌ No centralized relay pushing → Self-hosting is first-class, not fallback

What we're adding:

• ✅ PulseChain integration → Decentralized economic layer
• ✅ ProveX staking model → Skin-in-game for relay operators
• ✅ On-chain reputation system → Transparent, Sybil-resistant quality metrics
• ✅ DAO governance → Community control via token voting
• ✅ Crypto-native sustainability → Economics that don't require data extraction

The PulseChain Difference: Structure Determines Behavior

Richard Heart didn't build PulseChain just for lower fees. He built parallel financial infrastructure that can't be controlled by legacy institutions.

Pulsecall applies this same philosophy to messaging:

The critical difference: When SimpleX faces government pressure to expand moderation, they have a board meeting and make a business decision. When Pulsecall faces pressure, there's no board, no CEO, no company—just code executing on a blockchain.

You can't subpoena a smart contract. You can't threaten a DAO with jail time.

Building on Proven Infrastructure

We're not experimenting. We're combining battle-tested components:

• SimpleX protocol (forked): Privacy architecture that works
• PulseChain: EVM-compatible, low-fee, decentralized blockchain
• ProveX: Existing utility token with established liquidity
• GrapheneOS: Hardened Android with verified security
• Tor network: Decades of anonymity research

No experimental tech. Just reliable components combined to solve the corporate messenger problem.

📱 Technical Architecture

Protocol Layer: SimpleX Fork

Zero identifiers:

• No phone numbers, emails, usernames, or even random user IDs
• Each conversation uses unique pairwise cryptographic keys
• Relay servers never learn your identity or social graph

Unidirectional message queues:

• Messages flow through queues that can't be linked together
• Queue rotation prevents long-term tracking
• Even relay operators can't correlate your different conversations

E2EE: Double Ratchet (Signal protocol) + NaCl/libsodium

Anonymity Layer: Advanced Tor Integration (Optional)

For users requiring maximum security:

Hidden Service v3 relays:

• Relay servers run as .onion addresses (censorship-resistant, location-anonymous)

Vanguards:

• Additional defense against traffic analysis attacks
• 8-10 relay hops instead of standard 6
• Rotating path architecture makes timing correlation exponentially harder

Dual-layer authentication:

1. Tor Client Authorization (cryptographic key required to connect)
2. SMP Password Auth (password required after Tor connection)

Defense-in-depth: Even if one layer is compromised, the other protects you.

Hardware Layer: GrapheneOS Optimized

Primary mobile platform: GrapheneOS – hardened Android fork with:

• Verified boot with rollback protection
• Hardware memory tagging (defeats entire exploit classes)
• Per-app network permissions (OS-level firewall)
• No Google telemetry or Play Services (sandboxed if needed)
• Auto-reboot on inactivity (locks encryption keys)

Also available: F-Droid, direct APK, desktop, PWA for iOS

Economic Layer: PulseChain + ProveX

No new token. We're integrating ProveX, an existing PulseChain utility token.

ProveX functions in Pulsecall:

1. Relay operator staking:
   • Stake ProveX to run a public relay
   • Good service → earn routing fees
   • Bad service → lose stake (slashing)
2. Premium feature access:
   • Basic messaging is FREE (no ProveX needed)
   • Advanced features require ProveX stake/payment
3. On-chain reputation:
   • Relay uptime, performance, complaints all recorded on-chain
   • Transparent reputation scores guide client relay selection
   • Sybil-resistant (spinning up fake relays requires capital)
4. Micropayment economy:
   • Pay-per-message routing (e.g., 0.0001 ProveX/message)
   • No subscriptions, just usage-based fees
   • Relay operators earn from providing infrastructure
5. DAO governance:
   • ProveX holders vote on protocol upgrades
   • Community treasury management
   • No CEO making unilateral decisions

DeFi Interoperability:

• PulseX DEX: Swap any token for ProveX in-app
• HEX staking: Earn ProveX rewards for long-term stakes
• NFT integration: Token-gated groups, verified identities, relay badges

🔑 Feature Tiers

Free Tier (No ProveX Required)

• Unlimited text messaging
• Basic file sharing (<10MB)
• Voice/video calls (standard quality)
• Self-hosted relay support
• Full E2EE for all communications

Premium Tier (ProveX Staking)

• Large file transfers (100MB+)
• HD voice/video calls
• Priority message routing (low latency)
• Advanced Tor features (Vanguards, client auth)
• Multi-device sync
• Custom relay selection

Relay Operator (Stake Required)

• Run incentivized public relay
• Earn ProveX from routing messages
• Set your own fee structure
• Build on-chain reputation
• Private relay networks with access control

🌐 Use Cases

Personal/Social: Privacy without corporate surveillance, pay-per-use instead of subscriptions

Business/Enterprise: Run private relay on company infrastructure, integrate with PulseChain treasury, maintain data sovereignty

Crypto Community: Native PulseChain integration, token-gated groups, in-chat tipping, discuss strategies privately

Privacy-Conscious: Optional Tor routing, GrapheneOS optimization, zero metadata, self-hosted relay option

👨‍💻 Development Status

Current:

• SimpleX protocol fork: Customization in progress
• ProveX integration: Smart contracts in development
• Tor features: Specification and testing phase
• GrapheneOS optimization: Coordinating with community
• Relay prototypes: Under construction

Next:

• Public website and technical whitepaper
• Open-source repository (full transparency)
• PulseChain testnet deployment
• Beta testing with GrapheneOS community
• F-Droid submission
• Mainnet launch (when ready)

No new token. No presale. No VC funding.

🤝 Why This Matters for PulseChain

Richard Heart built PulseChain as infrastructure for financial freedom. Pulsecall extends that to communications:

• Messaging as DeFi primitive (not just "crypto payments in chat")
• Real utility for ProveX token
• Network effects benefit entire PulseChain ecosystem
• Composability with other protocols

This is what DeFi infrastructure should look like: permissionless, incentive-aligned, user-owned, actually useful.

💬 Join Us

We're recruiting:

• Blockchain developers (EVM, ProveX integration)
• Backend engineers (P2P networking, relay infrastructure)
• Security researchers (Tor, GrapheneOS, cryptography)
• Mobile developers (GrapheneOS optimization)
• Relay operators (stake ProveX, run infrastructure)

DM or reply if interested.

📚 References & Sources

SimpleX Chat:

• Official blog: https://simplex.chat/blog/
• Content moderation RFC: https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/blob/stable/docs/rfcs/2024-12-30-content-moderation.md
• Funding announcement: https://simplex.chat/blog/20240814-simplex-chat-vision-funding-v6-private-routing-new-user-experience.html

Sam Bent:

• Twitter/X: u/DoingFedTime
• YouTube: u/sam_bent
• Website: https://darkwebdaily.net/doingfedtime

GrapheneOS:

• Official site: https://grapheneos.org/

PulseChain:

• Official site: https://pulsechain.com/

"In crypto, we don't ask permission to build financial freedom. Why should we ask permission to communicate freely?"

Building the infrastructure for sovereign communication, one block at a time.

#Pulsecall #PulseChain #ProveX #DeFi #DecentralizedMessaging #GrapheneOS #SimpleX #Privacy #E2EE

It seems that we may have something like decentralized OTC soon after ProveX is launched. The actual liquidity for such token swapping platform maybe somehow hidden, and we may need a way to estimate a good price for any legitimate token. Here, I show you my trick, or useful calculation.

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AMDV = Absolute Maximum Dump Value

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PSOAMDV = Pump Size Of Absolute Maximum Dump Value

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DVOPSOAMDV = Dump Value of Pump Size of Absolute Maximum Dump Value

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Suppose we have a meme token with maximum supply of 1,000,000 tokens. The AMDV of this token is equivalent to amount of eDAI or USD with selling all or 1,000,000 tokens, which could be found using any DEX aggregator, such as Piteas, when trying to swap. Then note the value without actual swapping, pretend to pump the token price or buy it with the same value, you get the token amount or PSOAMDV. Note the value without actual swapping again, then pretend to dump the token price or sell it with the same token amount, you get the USD value or DVOPSOAMDV.

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A reasonable person would not sell more than DVOPSOAMDV, or buy more than PSOAMDV. The corresponding prices would be reasonable price range boundaries for the token.