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I learned first of pulse and then of hex, in fact I started by sacrificing pulse rather than hex staking.
Obiously but Pulse and Hexican are closely related been both projects of Richard Heart, but I am wondering.
For Pulse to be a succesful blockchain, it cannot only be a way to buy HEX with lower gas fees, it needs to attract interest of other projects or cryptos that want to grow in that blockchain.
The thing, is do you think it could be enough support on the pulse/hex community for projects that are not directly created by Richard Heart?
So far, the sentiment on Hex community, I have mostly seen is to try to invert all you can on Hex, and that diversifying is really a waste of economic effort, but if that is the case, can this way of thinking be detrimental for pulse?
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