A Decentralized App for Construction of a Lifetime Lease of an Algorithmic Trading Bot.

“The Pulse” is a decentralized application (dApp) designed to construct unique, decentralized algorithmic trading bots. These autonomous bots are deployed within a proprietary trading firm to execute trades based on a decentralized finance model focused on long-term growth.

How It Works

Bot Customization & Operation

Transparency & Rewards

Withdrawal and Nexus Token

Upon dispersal of rewards by the prop firm into the smart contract, PIN holders can withdraw their rewards in the form of the NEXUS token. This process is detailed further in the NEXUS token mechanism’s white paper, highlighting additional reward potentials.

Example Calculation

Dr. David Powers
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I love the team at The Pulse. I asked for a custom Pulse bot. Extremely pleased with my first rewards. The right bot plus the right prop team is the key to success. The team was great to work with on this!
Ryan Reger
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The Pulse team built out my custom Pulse bot and my very first reward from the prop firm that I chose was $1,649.55! That's crazy! It was very easy to work with the team, very hands off, and it was 100% transparent!
Mika Hopper
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As a stay at home mom of two, I am so thankful for the side income generated by my Pulse bot that quickly generated just over $1000 in the first month!

Risk & Responsibility

Investments in securities are subject to risks, and the information provided by The Pulse is not a comprehensive list of such risks. Performance data is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

*The Pulse team emphasizes the importance of diversifying your crypto portfolio and consulting with financial advisors for personalized guidance. 

KYC & Compliance

Disclaimer Notice

Potential Risks of purchasing a PIN for The Pulse, which can result in the loss of your one-off purchase:

Using Forex bots in a proprietary trading firm involves several risks, which The Pulse team has mitigated the risk as much as possible. The potential risks which include, but are not limited to the broad categories:
Exposure to market fluctuations, which might not be effectively predicted or adapted to by either the firm’s strategies or the Pulse bot.
Risks associated with executing trades in markets lacking sufficient depth or volume, impacting the Pulse bot’s performance.
The risk of financial loss due to a counterparty’s failure to fulfill its obligations, relevant to both firm and the Pulse bot’s operations.
Includes system failures, process breakdowns, and external events affecting both the proprietary firm’s and the Pulse bot’s operations.
Amplified in both contexts due to the potential use of borrowed funds or high leverage in trading strategies.
Risks arising from inaccuracies or inefficiencies in the trading models used by the firm or the algorithms driving the bots.

Non-compliance with relevant trading laws and regulations can affect both the proprietary trading firm and the Pulse bot’s operations.

Encompasses technology failures, cybersecurity threats, and data breaches, impacting bots.
The broader risk that a major market disruption affects the entire financial system, relevant to all market participants.
Specific to bots, these include bugs or logical errors that can result in unintended trading actions. This risk is mitigated by the continued daily maintenance.
Delays or failures in executing trades at desired prices can affect both bots and manual trades.
A risk specific to bots, where they may be excessively fine-tuned to historical data, reducing effectiveness in real-time markets.
The risk of losses due to a lack of diversification in trading strategies, pertinent to both firm strategies and bot programming.
Changes in interest rates affecting the value of positions, relevant in both manual and automated trading.
Political events or instability affecting market conditions and trading outcomes.
The risk of a trade not settling as expected, leading to losses in both automated and manual trading scenarios.
Particularly for The Pulse bot, reliance on past data may not accurately predict future market conditions. This risk is mitigated with continuous monitoring by The Pulse team.
For The Pulse bot, the risk of hacking or software tampering is a significant concern. This risk is mitigated by the The Pulse team maintaining exclusive access to the servers housing The Pulse bot.
Expenses related to running bots, like software fees, can add to financial burdens. This risk is mitigated by the ongoing maintenance fee.

About the Founder

As an entrepreneur for the past two decades, Nic Decker has cultivated a strategic solution within high-yield investments with a focus in real estate, livestock, oil & gas, precious metals and emerging technologies. In the formation of his two venture capital companies, Kingstone Investments and The Fund, Nic has pioneered the way for maximizing profits by blending traditional investments with emerging technologies to capitalize consistent returns across a diversified portfolio. The driving force behind Kingstone Investments is to create an ecosystem of generational wealth for its members and their respective legacies.

You Are Now Leaving

By entering this decentralized application (DApp), you acknowledge and accept risks which include, but are not limited to: potential smart contract vulnerabilities, regulatory uncertainty, market volatility, technological issues, and the need for personal security management. There is no guarantee of profit, and the creators, developers or associated entities are not responsible for any potential losses or damages. Users should consider seeking legal advice for a more detailed understanding of risks.

Clarification on Rewards:

  • Rewards from prop firms are channeled through a series of smart contracts to The Pulse’s smart contract. For instance:
  • PIN Holder #1 receives $723.89 from prop firm #1.
  • PIN Holder #2 receives $1,687.96 from prop firm #2.
  • PIN Holder #3 gets $1,292.37 from prop firm #3.
  • The Pulse’s smart contract autonomously aggregates these amounts ($3,704.22 before fees) and distributes them among PIN holders, amounting to $1,234.74 each (based on this example $3,704.22 / 3 PIN Holders).