$10 giveaway - Pulsar Finance

Recorded: Feb. 7, 2024 Duration: 1:00:19

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Hello, everyone.
It's another time on nature and space.
I'm really glad to see you here today.
We'll be hosting post-star finance.
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The person behind post-star finance, can you?
Can you introduce yourself?
Yes, sure.
So my name is Phee.
I'm the community manager of post-star finance.
So normally when people reach out to anything, I'm the one that answers everything.
So just to give you a very small overview of post-star finance.
So we are known across the community as a portfolio dashboard, even though we have a token explorer
and an NFT explorer within our dashboard simply because what we are trying to do is really help
everyone navigate Web3 and empower the community with the necessary data they need to make, like
really informed decisions.
I don't know if you have you ever used those, Amber?
You mean I've ever used post-star finance, right?
No, no, no, no.
This is my first time hearing about post-star finance, actually.
So no worries.
So we launch, compared to many portfolio trackers, especially cross-chain portfolio trackers,
we are recent in a sense.
We launched in late June of 2022, and we launched on year, on November 2022.
Right now we have more than a hundred blockchains supported on post-star, being eight of them
are C5 such as Binance and Kucoin and so on.
But our idea was to create a portfolio tracker that really gave people an overview of everything,
their tokens, their NFTs, and all their defined positions, being them either at their farms,
their LPs, whatever they want.
We wanted to give them a comprehensive overview, and that was our goal from the beginning.
So we started on Cosmos and then left, well, we maintained Cosmos and added near an Aurora
in November 2022.
And since then we have been adding multiple ecosystems from Solana to Cardano to more
than 23 VMs.
So we don't believe that nowadays people only invest in one ecosystem, and that means that
they sometimes can be quite a hassle to see where you have all your assets or the
edge drops that suddenly are on your wallet, where they came from.
So the idea of adding all your wallets into post-star, and by saying adding, I'm saying
just add it.
You don't need to connect your wallet to track your assets on post-star.
And you can have multiple wallets in there.
I had a conversation with people that have 500 wallets in Pulsar.
It's quite scary to be sincere.
But you can do that, and then you can organize those wallets, either by giving a name to each
wallet or simple organize them in portfolios.
So there are people that organize them by chain, people that organize them by type of investments,
and people that have wallets that they study.
So they built a study portfolio, so to say, because you don't need to connect your wallet.
You can actually add different whales' wallets into Pulsar and study their strategies.
So that's a cool way to use Pulsar besides finding your assets, and we have a lot of people
that come to us sometimes.
I forgot that I have a bag somewhere, and that's good news to us because that's the purpose.
But you can also use it to study and get more involved in how to not only see what you have,
but improve your logic of investment.
Of course, the fact that we have an NFT Explorer and a token Explorer can also be tools for that.
And currently, we are actually working on building more data, organizing different views
so it can load all your info faster, because when you have more than 100 wallets on Pulsar,
sometimes loading the bundle of wallets can be a little bit slower than you would like.
So we are working on that, and we truly hope that we do a good job.
The feedback is positive. The product is free, of course, and that's what we want to maintain
for the community, because it's a service that really is here to serve the community.
And we believe this so much that within our page, we have a section that is proposal page.
What it is, it allows the community to make constant requests to us and vote on those requests.
Every week on Thursday, we go through those requests.
And I'm the person that goes through them so I can attest to this.
And we go from bugs to features that are requested, chains, protocols, and see what are the ones that are most voted.
And then locate those proposals to our backlog.
And, of course, if there is something that suddenly has 80 requests or 80 votes for that request,
we prioritize it in our to-do list.
So that allows us to be feeling our purpose, which is to serve the community.
You mentioned the non-connection wallet strategy.
Can you tell us the most common challenges in using non-wallet connection strategy?
Are there any challenges that you can even talk about?
No, I think we all value our privacy.
And the fact that you can use, let's say, we go to a scanner or to an explorer,
you get to see all the transactions that are made in any blockchain, correct?
So when we add our own wallets to Pulsar or use one of those wallets to track it,
or because you are curious about certain things or whatever, your privacy is totally protected.
There is no way that we can figure out anything, okay?
So that's why it's fun to use Pulsar more than to just track your own assets.
So I wouldn't say there is a challenge on our part.
It can be a challenge on our part of users because then that means that they can add various wallets to it.
One challenge that we say that some people mention is because you don't need to connect.
That means that if you change from your computer to a mobile,
suddenly you needed to glue all the wallets that you had there.
So we created a way to escape that.
That was a solution that was not there from the beginning.
So whenever you want your wallets, and on top of Pulsar on the right-hand side, there is a little drop-down.
If you come to export session to another device, you get a QR code and you can transfer all the portfolios,
whatever you have in that session, into another device.
Or you can copy your portfolio or a specific portfolio that you have or your whole band of wallets
and share it either with friends or whatever.
That's totally up to you.
For us, that doesn't have, well, finding a solution for this in terms of UX.
And UI was something that we needed to study.
But that's to say that these links tend to expire after a month, especially when you just share the link.
So that can be the most challenging thing that I can think of.
But if you don't log out of your session in any of your devices, then you will always be able to export another link for it.
Oh, that means if you log out of your device, you will not be able to get your link back, right?
Then what's the remedy to that?
All your wallets you want again.
That can be a hassle, but that's a way to protect your own privacy as well.
Imagine that if you lose your device, it can also be a good thing.
So it depends on your perspective.
But for me, I have my session logged in for the last six months, and nothing happened.
So I still have all my different portfolios logged in there.
But if I was to exit, then it would be a hassle to build them again.
Well, I think to be sincere, I really love what I'm hearing.
Audience, I know you really love what you're hearing also.
Poor finance has greater features.
But I would like you all to wait till the end of this AME to get more from them.
All right.
You mentioned your partner with Solana and customers.
Can you tell us the progress you've found in them so far?
So when we say that we support them, it's basically we integrated the system so you can track wallets within those environments.
So to give you an overall, if you go into our ecosystem page, you will also be able to see this.
So right now we have more than 23 EVMs.
And just to give you an idea, we pushed three new EVMs today.
Whenever we add an EVM or any other chain, if there are protocols built in there, we add at least the main the protocols with more TVL in it.
That's the beginning of the journey.
But we have 23 EVMs, 55 Cosmos chains, eight sexes.
And besides that, we have Solana, Nier, Cardano, Tron.
Then we have Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dodge, Avalanche P Chain, BNB Beacon Chain, which is Litcoin.
You name it.
There are 15 chains.
Hence, when we say we cover more than 100 blockchains, we actually do.
We cover more than 750 protocols.
I can actually give you the precise number of protocols that we cover.
And when we say 796 at the moment.
So there is a lot.
That's not to say that we cover everything because there is always a new protocol coming up.
And that was another reason why we created the proposal page.
Because being that you cover so many blockchains, it's impossible for our team to actually track everything all the time.
So we asked the community to tell us, okay, so you guys requested this chain.
We added this chain.
There is value in there.
We added the top three, top five main protocols.
Now, tell us which others you want to.
And that's we vote and we communicate with the community about this.
And I think that we are very proud to say that we are quite responsive.
If everyone has a question or anything, we always answer.
Even when it's something that can be like, oh, I don't like this about your product.
We always talk to them like, okay, tell us what would you like to see?
What can we change?
And because we believe that as a team, we are interested to improve your user experience.
And sometimes we can have a view and it can be correct.
But at the same time, it's our view.
So it's important that if we maintain the idea of serving the community, that we communicate with the community and have that feedback.
Well, that's a great one.
That's a lot.
I went through your bio and I saw that you get support from Terra mainly.
Can you tell us about this Terra partnership and how?
Okay, so our Terra partnership is very peculiar.
I'm going to tell you why.
This is something very recent.
So actually, we already received funding from Proximity couple in about November of 2022.
But growing a dashboard can be and growing a team that supports all of this.
And every month we do a sum up of what we do.
And in the sum up, we only include new integrations because it's almost impossible talking about all maintained in service that is necessary and the time that the teams depend on optimizing the product.
But besides the portfolio dashboard, we have something that goes on the back of building a portfolio dashboard.
That is Pulsar data.
And Pulsar data is actually something that if you are one of the teams, you can go on our dashboard and ask for early access to our blockchain data API.
So in order to build Pulsar, we kind of needed to create our own indexers and SDKs for all the process that goes into it.
So we started to explore the idea of selling our own tech that we use to build Pulsar to get all these info on Pulsar.
And hence, throughout this process, we were contacted by multiple teams that were interested in what we were developing and have more than one offer to buy Pulsar.
So we were a team of about 15 people already working, which can be quite big in crypto, having 15 full-time people working on one product or two products, hence being Pulsar Finance and Pulsar data.
And Pulsar data got a lot of interest.
And ultimately, the best proposal that we got was from TFL.
And TFL acquired us into November of this last year, 2023.
Since then, the product hasn't changed.
Our strategy hasn't changed.
The way we support the teams and the way we work with every chain that we support hasn't changed.
The only thing that this means is that TFL has access to our info in terms of Pulsar data.
We maintain our whole team, so as a project that is part of TFL, but that is very independent in its own.
So it has not affected our users on Solana, on Cardano, on Nier, on Ethereum.
So that part is good, very good.
It just means that our indexers and all our SDKs are now part of TFL.
Well, I'm speechless because all these features are actually mind-blowing.
I don't really get that, but does it mean that you get funding from Terra, right?
Wow, that's fantastic.
Can you tell us about the Terra of the thing?
Is it also a blockchain?
What do they do?
Can you tell us about Terra because I've not heard of Terra before.
Sorry to say that.
Can you tell us about that?
I really want to know what Terra is and what it stands for.
Oh, okay.
So Terra, what can we say about Terra?
Terra was big, gigantic in 2021, until it all fell apart.
They came back very strong with Terra 2, and there is great.
And we can only measure, I think, a project by their capacity of rebuilding
and their resilience overall, and their building capacity overall.
So what Terra had and still has, which is impressive to be sincere,
is a great community that has great builders
that really want to ship things.
And that's the main idea.
Of course, the proposal of Terra, what makes it attractive
is actually maintaining our independence and our product.
And we cannot say no to that.
But they are extremely supportive of all teams working there.
And we can always say that we are proud to be part of the family
and to develop alongside them.
And, but Terra is overall a blockchain
that has great builders in that.
Ultimately, we expect to flourish, especially because they are growing
in a very cross-chain direction of building for every community
and offering devs the tools they need to build resilient products,
which is based on their experience.
Well, I really love what I'm hearing. That's perfect.
I don't really want to take much time, but I still have some questions to ask.
And I would like to pick some random members to speak, to ask their questions.
But before doing that, I want to join some questions together now.
Can you tell us about your past events, the present one you're working on
and the future one? Can you tell us about that?
Okay, yeah. So the present right now, we are working to allow,
we are working to solve that question on terms of sessions.
And there's actually a debate on the team of, not really a debate,
but a study of a solution that will allow people to connect their wallets
if they want to or maintain what we already offer.
Just so whatever I said that, well, if you log out of your session,
then you need to do it all over again, solution.
So we are working on that, working on finding a way to
improve the speed of our loading.
Because as I said, whenever you have more than 50, 100, it can be sometimes,
and you want to see the bundle wallet.
So if you want to see a portfolio that has five,
imagine you have 80 wallets on Pulsar,
but you have those 80 wallets divided across 20 portfolios,
and you just want to see one of the portfolios,
then it loads very fast.
But if you wanted to see, have an overview of all the up-and-down wallets,
it can be a little bit more slower than we would like.
So we are working on that.
So it's very back-end infrastructure part of our work,
and we are doing that.
Besides that, we expect, so we launched today,
support for three more lock chains.
And we expect to add at least two more till probably the end of the month,
being that today is the seventh,
and every time we launch a blockchain, we add all.
So other protocols, and besides the fact that we add protocols weekly
from various lock chains that we have integrated,
that means that by the end of the month,
we probably will have at least overall 20 integrations
besides working on this part of infrastructure and back-end.
We are working on a new product that we're still curious to say that,
shall we put it online?
And that's part of our future,
it's part of what one of our teams is doing.
Shall we put it out there as part of Pulsar or not?
Hence, I won't be able to talk much about it,
but if it goes live, being part of Pulsar or not at all,
I can only say that it is a project that totally goes with our mindset
and with our mission and vision since the beginning,
which overall has helped everyone navigate Web3.
Because if we want to grow,
and if we don't want people facing weird charges across different countries
when it comes to companies working on Web3,
we need to work on mass adoption,
and that's ultimately part of what we want to.
So it will give people more data,
more ways to invest their assets and more knowledge.
So that would be great.
Well, perfect. That's okay.
I don't know, I really want to rush some things so that we'll cover some things
before we move to the next segment.
We're running out of time already.
Can you tell us about the team?
I think team is very important in every project.
Can you tell us about your team and your experience in this project?
Okay, so I have been with Pulsar since the beginning of 2022.
So it has been a growth, but overall the team is founded by three amazing beings,
being him, Miguel Mauricio and Eduardo,
that have experienced difficulties while navigating Web3.
Overall, they said, well, if I have assets on Solana, on an EVM,
and on Cosmos, it's really hard to track everything in one place,
which makes it a hassle,
because the more time they spend looking for this
is the last time they were actually looking for an opportunity.
And when they saw this, it's like, well, we want to build
what is a full cross-chain portfolio dashboard
and not simply an EVM portfolio dashboard,
because since 2017, we have solutions for that.
So that's what they set themselves to do.
We are based on Portugal,
but our first office was within one of universities.
So hiring people that had high qualification and interest in this
was actually easier for us in the sense that we had access to tons of students.
And so we have a team full of three people
that already had previous experience in building different companies.
Then it came people that straight out of university
that did a sort of internship with us
that were very keen and high-qualified engineers
in years that were able to catch up with work
and allow us to evolve so fast.
Think about it. How many portfolio dashboards do you know?
Because I don't know any.
But cover 100 blockchains at the moment besides Bolsaar.
And how fast was that built?
Because we have people that have been here
building portfolio dashboards since 2017.
And do not do that.
And we do it on our side, so we don't tell the team,
go ahead and build it yourselves if you want to.
No, you tell us like you want to, and we do it.
And not only do we do it, we like to collab with teams.
We like when teams tell us,
oh, we're going to do an update. There is a V2 coming up.
Can you guys do it?
And we talk with the teams like that.
So that will be our team and the way we work since then.
So it's based on experience and really new blood.
Well, you guys really got a strong team.
And that's actually great because if a project lack a strong team,
the projects might likely not stand.
All right. I wanted to ask you a question at other time,
but I forgot. But now I remember.
Does it mean that personal finance has tokens,
its own tokens or NFCs?
No, we don't.
You're working on it.
So there's a few possibilities when it comes to NFTs
that we might explore in the future,
but it's not our priority at the moment.
Our priority is really to make it easier
and maintain a flow of integration.
So if the team has the time, they will explore it.
Sometimes a hackathon that will allow us to study that or not.
But it's not our main focus at all.
But we support tens of projects that do have their own tokens
and that do have their own NFTs.
That's fantastic, Burt.
I think that's a suggestion for me.
You can work on it. Let's do that.
But what do you think?
I think people would be interested.
Yes, yes.
I think there is a good strong community around us
and we have people that we call family more than anything.
And especially as a community manager,
I talk with them and have a proximity with them.
I always say that.
But I have an overview of the community
that tells the team every Friday
when we have our weekly updates talk.
But there will be probably a support
since there is a family around us, yes.
All right.
Thank you for answering all the questions from me.
And I think I will end up in asking one other question.
Then I will start bringing people who have to ask their question
before our time elapse.
I want to ask about onboarding people.
Do you have any plans in doing that?
What strategy are you using to onboard users
or new people that still don't know much about cryptocurrency?
We make life easier.
Our website, I think that is very light and easy on that sense
that you can try Pulsar as a demo
to have an idea of what we can do.
Or you can just log any wallet, as I said,
and start seeing it coming up.
But strategy mainly is just putting ourselves out there.
We don't have a strategy in terms of like,
we work and give people as a free service,
a totally free service.
So if there is anything that can help people onboard,
Web3 is a free service that they can try to track everything.
But we are very responsive when people have doubts,
like for example, oh, how do I hide certain NFTs
or how do I hide certain positions?
There are tokens that I don't really want to look.
The team is very explicit
and we intend to answer those questions easily.
You can blacklist either collections or tokens that you don't want to see.
But I wouldn't say there is a clear strategy
on how to onboard and things like,
oh, we have a bunch of tutorials that you can follow.
But I would say that it's just giving the announcements and serving.
Overall, it's good service.
Well, that's fantastic.
Okay, let's move to another segment now,
which is question and answer segment.
Are you ready for that?
Yeah, sure. Any questions?
If I know I can answer, I'll do it.
All right. Okay, let me start picking people up.
But before I start doing that,
make sure you retweets the space.
Your friend can still enjoy it like we haven't finished.
We are not done with the AME.
I consider Julian has been trying to come up.
Let me add him a speaker.
Go ahead.
I'm fine.
It has actually been a very wonderful space.
So I just have a few questions for Paul.
So my question is, I would like to know,
what tools or strategies and experiences
do I have to make Web 3 easy and accessible
to everyone through the Terra Money?
That's my first question. Thank you.
Did you hear me?
I hear. Thanks.
Thanks for your question.
So if I would answer just specifically to the Terra Money,
I would say like, oh,
any user of Terra can plug their Terra Wallet
into a Pulsar and track whatever assets they have on Terra.
If I'm not wrong, at the moment,
we cover 19 of their active protocols
and their NFTs and multiple tokens, of course.
But yeah, 20 to be correct.
But overall, what the way we serve Terra
is the same way that we serve any of the blockchain.
You just need to plug it, add your Wallet to it,
and start tracking.
That's the way we serve the community.
So in a sense, let's say,
what are two things that are released hard on Web 3?
Keeping track of, if you are a cross-chain investor especially,
keeping track of everything all over,
finding all your airdrops as soon as they are,
they landed in your Wallet.
So we don't tell you when to claim them,
but if they end up in your Wallet, we'll show them.
And probably taxes for American citizens.
So we don't solve the problem on taxes.
That's not to say that we have not pondered over it,
but let's say we don't solve it at the moment.
But the way we do it is basically allowing you
to see everything.
So imagine that you are a D-Gen investor.
So you have assets on Kuzhira, assets on Solana near Aurora,
and suddenly on Ethereum and Bitcoin.
You have those assets split in LPs in one protocol.
You borrow some money somewhere else.
You farm on the other ecosystem on the other protocol,
and you have NFTs from whatever project you have.
So now tell me, will you go to use, for example,
Step on Solana, Tap tools on Cardano, Defy on near.
The idea is like having everything in one place.
That's what we do is get all the solutions in one single place,
hence being the most complete portfolio dashboard at the moment.
That's not to say that's forever.
That's why we work every week to maintain that position.
Did I answer your question correctly?
You did, most definitely.
That was a very great answer.
But I would like to know, how have you actually completed
or achieved some faces like integrating Terra to 2.0 NFTs
and also improving on your overall UI?
That's all about my question.
Sorry, Julia.
I'm going to ask you to repeat that.
There was some noise I couldn't quite understand it.
I said, how have you been able to achieve some great features
like integrating Terra 2.0 NFTs, designing your mobile versions
and also improving on your overall UI?
That would be a discussion.
Actually, we have a similar discussion today
that we don't have a mobile app.
We optimize it and you can use it as a web app, Pulsar.
I will not defend back and send you prints of users
saying that the web app works perfectly.
It has not been easy.
If you looked at Pulsar at the beginning,
it's not what it is now in terms of UX and UI.
Remember when I said throughout the conversation
that we really pay attention to user feedback
beyond our own user feedback
because we are also users of Pulsar?
That's what triggered the improvement of it.
Overall, I say that we are good listeners
and we have someone working on full-time
on our user experience
besides we have constant meetings on improving certain parts.
For example, a lot of people are complaining
that, oh, I have this amount of NFTs
that I actually don't want to show in my portfolio
either because they don't value as much
or because what we show in terms of pricing
in terms of NFTs is the floor price at the moment.
So I don't want the floor price to be accounted
for my overall earnings
or for my overall overview of my portfolio.
Even though we do that separation
on the overview graphic, sort of to say.
So I would like to have a way to disable this.
So the teamwork and thought,
how can we do this in a way that is easy for the users,
but at the same time, it's a personal choice
because whatever you want might be not what the other person wants.
So we allow you to blacklist collections
that was the solution that we came up with
the same way that then we allowed you to blacklist tokens
that you find that were name crimes, whatever.
It's up to you to decide.
Again, privacy and having your own power
is something that we really thrive to guarantee to our users.
So that was a solution.
That's just an example if that answers your question.
Sure. It definitely is great for this answer.
And thank you, Amba, for bringing me up.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
Thank you, Julia.
Zewab, please, please, please, please, please, please, please.
Zewab, please, can you mute your mic?
Yeah, before Zewab unmute his mic,
please, I would love to pass this to anyone that I pick up to ask questions.
Please make sure you stick to one question.
I would love to bring some other people to ask questions to.
And I do want to last time.
All right. Thank you. Thank you, everyone.
Zewab, please, can you unmute your mic?
Okay, okay, Amba, thank you for bringing me up to ask my question.
You know, before I am going,
initially I have more than one question, but I will have to limit it to just one.
And before I do that, I want to say, you know,
first of all, we got themselves a very good reputation.
You know, from the beginning of the project, you know,
and how you are, you know, giving the explanations to these questions.
Yeah, my question is, you know, I want to know first of all,
of course, multiple chains, you know, you know, over several or two of them.
I really want to bring very unique disparity in the studies.
On these boxes, I would be making a specific bridge across, you know,
across the entire blockchain that you cover.
Okay, so I don't know if it was me, if Amber could get really your question,
because I was hearing more buzzing than really what you were saying, but...
Okay, okay, okay, let me put it this way.
I said, you know, is there any disparity in that case, you know,
across this blockchain, are you making a specific gauge of charge
across all transactions that is being done on this blockchain?
Yeah, so we are a free service.
So there is no fee for using Pulsar, there is no disparity.
Whatever chains charge you for every transaction you do in any of their projects
and protocols, that's up to them.
But we don't do transactions within Pulsar.
That doesn't mean that we didn't study that option and why happened
in the very long future.
But it's to say that at the moment is a free service, is a reading project
just to put it out there.
So we don't interact sort of to say to with the contracts.
So there is no fees or anything like that.
Okay, okay, okay, that's really good.
I really got to know where the answer to this.
I hope you know why I can interact with you guys later in the future
because I think there is no time now.
And I've got more adapters and all.
I would like to relate that to you in your GM directly.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, Zewa.
Thank you for that.
Thank you, Ofin.
I brought up Aton.
Can you ask a question, Aton?
Yeah, sure.
Hello, everyone.
Thanks for picking me up for asking a question.
And thanks for Ama in general.
So my question is quite short, but I think it is interesting.
So what is Pulsar's focus in 2024?
Is it your finance model?
Is it your oriented for community or possibly your marketing activities?
Okay, so we strongly believe in the worth of mouth in terms of marketing
activities.
Of course, we promote and we collab with teams in certain launches
or communications that we do.
But our main focus is building, okay?
And by building is building what the community wants and desires.
I always say that the community has a strong hold on what is our roadmap.
So we tend to be very reactive to that because that's the only way that we can
say and proudly affirm that we serve the community by being reactive to their
requests.
So we divide the team a little bit, okay?
It's just to be able to work on different fronts.
So we have a team that work on, we have the blockchain team and they work
basically on integrating new protocols in chains.
We have the backend and infrastructure that automizations putting everything
within the app.
And then we have the front-end team that is always looking into our UX and how
to improve it, okay?
So we divide this.
This allows us to work in different fronts.
That's why we allow us to ship every week new projects and maintain our bug
fixing every time that something happens into a protocol that is not showing
correctly.
It allows us to constantly guarantee that the project has a really good
infrastructure and to improve speed and service.
And it allows us to work on user experience.
And then we have a new part of the team that works focus, their main focus is
building that new product that we are studying and playing around with.
So that's how we divide.
It allows us to maintain what we have and working towards the community while
putting out there that maybe there are other ways that we can improve and
contribute to the community.
Does that help?
Yeah, gotcha.
My guess was right that it is quite hard to choose only one answer.
So you combine all of them.
So I am excited.
We organize ourselves in order to be able to fight in different directions.
But definitely overall, what we are doing is always working for the community
because even the product that we are juggling a little bit is about data and
having you more data to make your own decisions.
So it still is our mission since the beginning.
But also, it will be free.
So again, community.
I think your question has been answered.
Yeah, yeah.
It is fine.
Thank you for joining us on today's EME.
I brought June.
Please, can I ask a question?
Hello, everyone.
Good evening.
My question is, I want to know if Pulsar Finance features all tokens in the
platform.
And I want to know how we Pulsar Finance onboard more users to its platform and
enhance users' experience on its platform.
So how do we onboard?
As I said, it's a little bit of worth of mouth.
It's like, oh, you are looking for a good portfolio tracker that has everything.
And we see tons of users say, well, Pulsar has and does this.
At Appina, it was really a struggle to begin growth.
So we focus on working certain ecosystems that we knew that really lacked
service of the kind.
And Cosmos was great to grow in that sense.
So we were the first ones to integrate chains such as Kujita and serve what is
today a great blockchain.
But we also work with the idea of like serving cross-chain users, which we
believe that is overall what every Web3 user is.
Even maxis of certain ecosystems have holdings on Ethereum and Bitcoin.
So at least the majority of the ones that I know, I would say, cannot say that there
is one person that doesn't do that.
But overall, that will be it.
In terms of user experience, as I said, we do pay attention.
We are responsive and we have a team allocated to it.
So I have two about a designer and a front-ender working directly on improvements
daily full-time.
I can't say that as a lot of people that would criticize our UX.
I hope that I answered.
Jun, I hope your question has been answered.
Yes, my question has been answered. Thanks.
All right. Thank you.
The next person with the judge.
George, please, can you ask a question?
Everyone, my audio.
Yes, you are.
I'll just go straight to the point.
I want to know how this project managed for that trust between existing communities.
How we build our trust across all these communities?
Yes, across existing communities.
Okay. First, it's simple.
Remember when I said like, oh, we really believe that people in the crypto want to feel empowered
and want to keep their privacy?
That's how.
So the first thing that when I reach a team because we just add it into the project is
we ask them for feedback first, just to make sure that we are not missing any part of their contracts.
But also to make sure that they can try it.
And the first thing that we say to these communities and to the teams working behind any protocol is like
you can try it without connecting a wallet.
You don't need to know anything about you.
I just need you to tell me if there is anything wrong.
So I think that's one of the biggest things is the fact that you have access to all your information
without us having access to any information.
Does that make sense?
So in terms of trust, Pulsar is great because there is no part of us that will interact with your contracts.
We just read them.
And offer what we read in an excellent way, easy to use and easy to see.
So it's not hard to build trust anywhere like that.
And if you answer every question, if you are here and are transparent as we are
and acknowledging any mistakes or any problem that we have, then it's easy to build trust.
Thanks for that.
All right. Thank you, George.
Thank you for joining us on today's EME.
Finn, I think that was the last question from the audience.
Do you have any other thing to tell us, any update that you want us to know?
Or do you have any close remarks for us before we wrap up today's EME?
Well, good wrap ups.
Stay tuned, follow us as simple as Pulsar Finance on Twitter and Pulsar Finance on Telegram.
If you have any questions, we answer on both sides, even if you just want to send a comment or something.
Any talk we answer, the team makes an effort to answer to everything.
So feel free to reach with any further questions or any issues.
Or if you have any feedback, being that something is missing in your portfolio that we don't track, why?
Feel free. That's why we are here to serve.
And if you have any suggestions for improvement, we are all ears.
And go ahead through our proposal page because there is a lot of things that you might want to vote.
There is already in there or you want to submit a new proposal.
As I said, we go through them every week.
Every Thursday.
I was asking that, do you have any role available in your projects?
I don't know. I don't know whoever might be interested in your projects or to work with you.
Well, we are always up to work with different teams that are building across Web3.
We are not hiring at the moment, though.
But we are always free to hear anything that has any questions that want to be integrated in Pulsar.
We always talk to them.
All right. All right. Thank you for that.
It was nice hosting you today and I really want to say thank you for joining us on today's email.
Likewise, the audience, thank you all for joining us on today's email.
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Thank you, everyone. Have a blessed night's rest. Have a blessed day. Bye.
Thank you. It was lovely to talk to you all. Thank you for the time and have a lovely night.
Thank you. And you too.