SHIB on PulseChainTWO CHAINS. ONE COMMUNITY

THE pSHIB FIELD GUIDE

How to swap & frequently asked questions

A short guide to eSHIB, pSHIB and the routes connecting Ethereum and PulseChain.

eSHIBpSHIB

Shared roots. Two markets.

eSHIB is Shiba Inu (SHIB) on Ethereum. pSHIB is its PulseChain fork, with the same contract address on a different network. They have separate balances, liquidity and prices. pSHIB is distinct from bridged SHIB.

eSHIB → pSHIB

Start on Ethereum. Receive on PulseChain.

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pSHIB → eSHIB

Start on PulseChain. Finish on Ethereum.

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Other ways into pSHIB

ETH on Ethereum: LibertySwap routes ETH to pSHIB. Keep ETH for gas; no PLS is needed to receive.

WETH on PulseChain: approve bridged WETH if needed, then swap through PulseX. Keep PLS for gas.

PLS on PulseChain: swap through PulseX without a token approval. Leave some PLS for gas.

A few useful answers

How do I start?

Choose the token you want to sell and enter an amount. You can view a quote before connecting a wallet. Connect to review the latest checks, then confirm each required transaction in your wallet.

Why are there several wallet confirmations?

Approvals let a specified contract spend a token; swaps and bridge deposits are separate transactions. The interface updates checks between steps automatically, but your wallet still needs your authorization.

What fees and gas do I need?

pSHIB.net adds no platform fee. Provider and trading fees are reflected in the quote; network gas is additional. Open “Fees, gas & route checks” for the selected route.

Is the receive amount guaranteed?

No. Quotes are estimates. DEX swap steps use a minimum output check; the cross-chain portion has no enforced minimum output. Review the refreshed amounts before authorizing a transaction.

Where can I track a swap?

Keep the progress panel open, or reopen it to check status and transaction links. Closing the panel does not cancel an on-chain transaction. Do not resend a pending deposit.

Where is swap history stored?

History shows records saved for that wallet in this browser. It is not a complete blockchain history and may differ on another device or after browser data is cleared. Explorer links provide the on-chain record.

Why does the network label differ from my selected route?

The connected label shows your wallet’s current network. Selecting a route does not itself switch networks; the swap flow requests a switch when needed.

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