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Blunt Wallet is coming. A slick, fast, multi-chain wallet built for everyday use, with Blunt.cash at its heart. Tap to pay at Blunt kiosks in-store, or open a Blunt web store checkout directly inside your wallet’s browser. No copying addresses. No jumping between apps. Just a smooth, direct path from finding what you want to paying for it. Your keys. Your money. Ready to move. More soon.
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
what does the Richard Heart story sound like to Turkish authorities?
HEX. Hexicans. a sacrifice.
the Diamond. the SEC.
PulseChain. another sacrifice.
pDAI. Atropa. Maria. glitter.
and one Vietnamese hacker.
i actually feel sorry for the Turks at this point.
right now somewhere in Istanbul, one investigator is on hour 17 of trying to understand what a Hexican is.
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
Personal thoughts.
Detainment arranged and very real was always gonna happen.
Film is all staged AF
"Massive marketing the crypto space has never seen"
I've been think about what kinda marketing have I never seen?
Well, I have never seen this, that's for damn sure.
Not to mention can not be directly responsible for any alleged wallet activity for an unspecified amount of time.
The haters did all the heavy lifting gleefully and voluntary with zero payment.
"Everything works perfectly all we needs is more eyes"
Well... Absolutely everyone is looking, everyone is sharing, everyone is mocking.
Maybe a genius plan, or simply serendipitous, the result is the same.
We have the attention of the entire space.
What do we do with that is up to Our behavior.
Buck up or piece out.
We are not going to ever have this level of attention and free coverage ever again.
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
𝙋𝙪𝙡𝙨𝙚𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙞𝙣...
Somewhere along the way, we learnt to accept a world where we spend our lives working for money we don't truly control, where freedom comes with conditions, and where even happiness is packaged up and sold back to us. The adverts get brighter, the world gets greyer, and eventually we stop questioning whether life was ever supposed to be this way.
But there have always been people who refused to accept it. People who believed we could build something different. Richard Heart helped bring PulseChain into existence, and whatever happens next, we cannot forget what that represents. The whole point of decentralisation was never to put our future in the hands of another man. It was to put it back into our own.
This was never just about cryptocurrency. It's about what kind of world we leave behind. Whether our children inherit a future where every choice requires permission, where everything has an owner and every freedom has a price, or one where ordinary people can create, trade, build and live without somebody standing between them.
There will always be those who tell us nothing can change. That the system is too big, that resistance is pointless, that we should simply accept the world as it is. But every better future began with somebody refusing to believe that.
Richard helped start something. What happens to it now is in our hands.
And perhaps that's the most important thing of all. We were never supposed to wait for someone to save the world.
We were supposed to build a better one.
Hold the line. Do not surrender.
#PulseChain #crypto #pDAI #ETH
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
Blunt Wallet is coming. A slick, fast, multi-chain wallet built for everyday use, with Blunt.cash at its heart. Tap to pay at Blunt kiosks in-store, or open a Blunt web store checkout directly inside your wallet’s browser. No copying addresses. No jumping between apps. Just a smooth, direct path from finding what you want to paying for it. Your keys. Your money. Ready to move. More soon.
𝙋𝙪𝙡𝙨𝙚𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙞𝙣...
Somewhere along the way, we learnt to accept a world where we spend our lives working for money we don't truly control, where freedom comes with conditions, and where even happiness is packaged up and sold back to us. The adverts get brighter, the world gets greyer, and eventually we stop questioning whether life was ever supposed to be this way.
But there have always been people who refused to accept it. People who believed we could build something different. Richard Heart helped bring PulseChain into existence, and whatever happens next, we cannot forget what that represents. The whole point of decentralisation was never to put our future in the hands of another man. It was to put it back into our own.
This was never just about cryptocurrency. It's about what kind of world we leave behind. Whether our children inherit a future where every choice requires permission, where everything has an owner and every freedom has a price, or one where ordinary people can create, trade, build and live without somebody standing between them.
There will always be those who tell us nothing can change. That the system is too big, that resistance is pointless, that we should simply accept the world as it is. But every better future began with somebody refusing to believe that.
Richard helped start something. What happens to it now is in our hands.
And perhaps that's the most important thing of all. We were never supposed to wait for someone to save the world.
We were supposed to build a better one.
Hold the line. Do not surrender.
#PulseChain #crypto #pDAI #ETH
Most of crypto wants the world to join its bubble. Zero Trust is building for the world outside it.
We stand with $ZERØ
ZERØ is nearly 1 year and 2 months old and we’re not going anywhere. Building for our future generations is our mission.
ZERØ holders, let’s hear you. 🗣️
xitter.cf/anndylian/status/21113…
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
The institutions are taking crypto’s rails and wrapping the old system around them.
Our version only wins if we use it.
Not another farm. A real economy. Wallet to wallet.
We’re at war for what crypto becomes.
Welcome to Blunt.cash.
#PulseChain #ETH #pDAI #P2P
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
If you want to bridge ETH from PulseChain to Ethereum, please use @LibertySwapFi.
This will help us ease the pressure on the main PulseChain bridge, clear the backlog, and get transactions moving again for everyone.
The institutions are taking crypto’s rails and wrapping the old system around them.
Our version only wins if we use it.
Not another farm. A real economy. Wallet to wallet.
We’re at war for what crypto becomes.
Welcome to Blunt.cash.
#PulseChain #ETH #pDAI #P2P
Blunt Wallet is coming, and this is where in-store tap payments get exciting. A wallet built for Blunt cash means fewer steps between choosing what you want and paying for it, online or at the counter.
The approach is simple: fund your spending wallet through RAILGUN on supported chains → open Blunt → tap and pay. Your everyday spending wallet, separate from your main holdings.
Buying physical goods online? Choose supported locker delivery and keep your home address out of the order. We’re set up for the UK, with more of Europe and the US next.
Blunt Wallet → Built to spend.
Massive thanks to @zero_cast_ & @Kitch5998 for joining the pDAI conference and getting up there to present blunt.cash! ❤️
It’s one thing building something, but having people willing to get out there, talk about it and put it in front of others means a lot.
And a special shoutout to @Coexisteven for pulling everyone together and making it happen. Really appreciate the effort from everyone involved! 👏🏻👏🏻
pDAI Conference 002 10/10/10 | Positivity, Spirit, Belief | Future of Decentralized Stablecoins #pdai, #pulsechain, #stablecoins, #pstables, #pulsechaindai, #stablecoin, #defi, #decentralizedfinance xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1mxPaZzmV…
𝙗𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙩. retweeted
"Not blind trust, but informed trust, and a reputation worth protecting."
This platform is really going viral and is building something which defends principles that a lot of people are already sharing in this space!
Blunt, full STOP 🟧
Read this 👇
People ask what happens if somebody sells a physical item through Blunt and the wrong thing arrives, or nothing arrives at all.
The honest answer is that no platform can remove human risk. Escrow can hold the money, but it cannot open the box. Tracking can prove a parcel moved, not what was inside. KYC can attach a legal identity to an account, but it still cannot tell you which person is telling the truth.
So the question is not how we create a world where trust is never required. It is how we give people enough information to decide who deserves it.
Online, reputation is collateral. Nobody sensible sends $1,000 to a random new store with no sales, no reviews and no public history. Blunt’s marketplace is being built around that reality. Reviews will be tied to the product and the Blunt order behind it. Sellers can link their public profiles, speak directly with buyers and carry the reputation they have already earned. Every successful sale strengthens it. Any pattern of reports or disputes becomes part of the picture.
That gives the buyer something a blind transaction never could: context. Look at the seller. Talk to them. Check the history. Decide whether the risk makes sense.
If you want a corporation to identify everyone, hold the money and decide every dispute, that option already exists. You can use Amazon. Direct trade asks more of us, because freedom always does. It puts judgement and responsibility back in human hands.
Not blind trust, but informed trust, and a reputation worth protecting.
