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A reflection token that pays holders in three assets and builds its own liquidity. Rewards arrive automatically — no claiming, no staking, no registration. Part of every trade buys and burns Pittbull on PulseChain.
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Market data by DexScreener. Always verify the contract address against this page before you trade.
Now live — Pittbull is on Internet Money’s Buy ’N Burn list.
Pittbull now sits on Internet Money’s Buy ’N Burn roster alongside HEX, PLSX and INC. Supply TIME in the app and its dividends market-buy Pittbull — then burn it forever. Your TIME stays yours: withdraw it whenever you want.
Proof, not promises: the burns run through a verified contract named
PittbullBuyAndBurn, and every burn lands in the
Burned to 0x…0369 line of the token stats above within minutes.
Supplying and withdrawing happen entirely in Internet Money’s app — their program, your keys. One thing to check: the app opens on whichever token was last selected, so make sure the dropdown says Pittbull before you supply.
Every claim below is on-chain. Click any badge and verify it yourself.
Audited on-chain 16 Aug 2026 — click any badge for the proof.
Pick your chain. About five minutes if you're starting from scratch.
Use Internet Money — built for PulseChain, so the network is already there and nothing needs configuring. Search Internet Money in the App Store or Play Store, or grab it at internetmoney.io.
Rabby also works if you prefer a desktop browser extension.
Write your recovery phrase on paper. Never type it into a website — nobody legitimate will ever ask for it.Using Internet Money? Skip this — PulseChain is already built in.
On any other wallet, add the network manually with these details:
PulseChain
https://rpc.pulsechain.com
https://pulsechain-rpc.publicnode.com
369
PLS
https://ipfs.scan.pulsechain.com
These match the official mainnet configuration on pulsechain.com. The alternative RPC is a public node you can swap in if the main one is slow — everything else stays the same.
If a site ever prompts you to add PulseChain, check it against these values before approving. You can also confirm them independently on chainlist.org, which will add the network for you in one click.PLS is the coin that pays for transactions on PulseChain — you need it even just to swap.
Easiest route: send ETH to your Internet Money wallet, then bridge it to PulseChain inside the app. No separate bridge site involved.
No major exchange sells PLS directly — buying ETH and bridging it over is the reliable way in.
Select the right network when you send and when you bridge. Funds sent to the wrong network are usually gone for good. Keep a little PLS spare. If you swap every last one, you can't afford gas to sell later.Easiest way is the SWAP HERE button on the PulseChain card above — it swaps right on this page with PITTBULL already selected.
Or open PulseX directly. PulseX won't recognise PITTBULL until you add it: paste the contract address into the token search, then click Import and confirm. It stays in your list after that.
Then connect your wallet, enter how much PLS to spend, and confirm.
Importing a token is normal for anything not on the default list — but check the address matches 0xf656…F575 exactly, since a fake token can use the same name.Almost always slippage. Liquidity here is modest, so a big buy moves the price mid-trade and the swap reverts.
Raise slippage a little in PulseX settings, or split it into smaller buys.
Start small on your first buy. Prove the whole path works before committing more.Install Phantom or Solflare. Save your recovery phrase offline.
Solana wallets are separate from Ethereum ones — MetaMask won't work here.SOL pays for transactions and is what you'll swap. Buy it inside Phantom with a card, or send SOL from an exchange to your wallet address.
Solana fees are tiny — a fraction of a cent — but you still need SOL to cover them.Use the PUMP.FUN button above, or swap on Jupiter, which routes across every Solana exchange for the best price. If PITTBULL isn't selected when it opens, paste the mint address from the Verify panel below into Jupiter's token search — it ends in …pump.
Confirm the mint ends in …pump and matches the address below.This pool is small right now, so even a modest buy shifts the price noticeably, and selling back out takes the same hit.
Smaller buys work better in thin liquidity — and several small ones usually beat a single large one.
Robinhood Chain is Ethereum-compatible, so any EVM wallet works — but Rabby is the easy path here, because bridging is built straight into the wallet.
MetaMask works too, it just means finding a bridge yourself.Rabby recognises Robinhood Chain already. If your wallet doesn't, connecting to Uniswap will prompt you to add it — approve that.
Only add a network from a source you trust, and check it against Robinhood's official docs.ETH is the gas token on Robinhood Chain, and you'll need some there before you can trade.
In Rabby, open Swap and set the source chain to Ethereum and the destination to Robinhood — it finds a bridge route and handles it in one flow, no separate bridge site needed.
ETH on one network isn't spendable on another. Confirm it lands on Robinhood Chain before swapping.Use the BUY ON UNISWAP button above, which opens the token directly. Connect, enter an amount, confirm.
Verify the address matches 0x9A81…f189.Liquidity here is light and trading goes quiet for stretches, which is why the card above sometimes shows no price.
That reflects trading activity, not the token itself — but keep buys modest and expect some price impact.
Copycat tokens use the same name and picture. The contract address is the only thing that can't be faked — check it every time, and only trust the addresses on this page or from the official links in the footer.
0xf656637cEF4ad2Eac3c405Cc52c6b9776BFaF575
Fe1wVTCoAx2U8847weBSDzjYDN9tjBumCpepxiCQpump
0x9A8119c11601Aba80D813dCa59e1015Ad1B1f189
Swaps run on PulseChain via switch.win. Confirm the token is PITTBULL before approving in your wallet. Via switch.win — confirm PITTBULL before approving.