SET THE TERMS
Creators define the target, allocation, team cap and contribution rules before opening the round.
On PULSE, a launch starts with published terms. People can follow participation toward a clear threshold before a market takes shape.
The target, allocation and contribution rules are shown before anyone enters. A successful round moves into market formation under those same terms.
Every stage answers a practical question: what is offered, how much support exists, and what happens next.
Creators define the target, allocation, team cap and contribution rules before opening the round.
Participants see progress toward the minimum and the terms attached to the launch.
If the minimum is missed, the round closes without a launch. If met, the published path continues.
The initial market forms from the round according to its disclosed allocation and liquidity rules.
Move the control to see how a launch can divide its allocation. Every round publishes its own terms before participation begins.
Allocation is one part of the terms. The target, contribution caps and liquidity rules are published alongside it.
The details that shape a round are visible from its first moment.
Read the target, allocation and limits before entering a round.
See participation and the threshold instead of guessing what comes next.
The round either reaches its minimum and proceeds, or ends without forming a market.
Terms at the start. Participation in view. A clear outcome at the close.