POWERCITY, with nearly 14 million USD raised in a "sacrifice" funding, is one of the most anticipated ecosystems being built for PulseChain. Today, they launched their first component - the Core, $WATT token, and its staking.

All fees generated by various future applications and services within the POWERCITY ecosystem will contribute to the Core's treasury and create passive incomes for $WATT stakers.

The POWERCITY team has already launched their cross-chain swap, PortalXswap.io, several months ago. However, they still need to deliver several other key components of the ecosystem, including:

EARN: a lending protocol, yet another fork of Liquity.org, where you can deposit $PLSX (PulseX DEX token) and mint $PXDC stable coin.
Amplifier: an auto-compounding front-end for EARN and Liquid Loans lending protocols, automating various investment strategies.
PixelPark NFT marketplace and, finally, the Accelerator: an automatic DeFi yield compounder - both of which are kept under wraps with only limited information about them published.

Similarly to other large PulseChain projects funded by a "sacrifice," such as Liquid Loans or Mintra, also $WATT started with relatively low liquidity, and the price dipped significantly and quickly. However, only time will tell whether the additional components of the ecosystem can generate enough revenue to attract investors and support the price.

Links:
POWERCITY Core claiming and staking DApp: https://core.powercity.io
POWERCITY ecosystem documentation: https://docs.powercity.io/

POWERCITY is an ecosystem of projects designed to improve PulseChain for the community.
All connected through its central CORE. It has an NFT marketplace, cross chain swap, lending protocol and more.

POWERCITY

POWERCITY, with nearly 14 million USD raised in a "sacrifice" funding, is one of the most anticipated ecosystems being built for PulseChain. Today, they launched their first component - the Core, $WATT token, and its staking.

All fees generated by various future applications and services within the POWERCITY ecosystem will contribute to the Core's treasury and create passive incomes for $WATT stakers.

The POWERCITY team has already launched their cross-chain swap, PortalXswap.io, several months ago. However, they still need to deliver several other key components of the ecosystem, including:

- EARN: a lending protocol, yet another fork of Liquity.org, where you can deposit $PLSX (PulseX DEX token) and mint $PXDC stable coin.
- Amplifier: an auto-compounding front-end for EARN and Liquid Loans lending protocols, automating various investment strategies.
- PixelPark NFT marketplace and, finally, the Accelerator: an automatic DeFi yield compounder - both of which are kept under wraps with only limited information about them published.

Similarly to other large PulseChain projects funded by a "sacrifice," such as Liquid Loans or Mintra, also $WATT started with relatively low liquidity, and the price dipped significantly and quickly. However, only time will tell whether the additional components of the ecosystem can generate enough revenue to attract investors and support the price.

Links:
- POWERCITY Core claiming and staking DApp: [https://core.powercity.io](https://core.powercity.io)
- POWERCITY ecosystem documentation: [https://docs.powercity.io/](https://docs.powercity.io/)

0xCordis

I just read a review on LOVE, where the pattern of "burn" plays a central part. Joining a review site can be giving insights, but also feel ruthless, but I think centralization and burn are repeating itself again, also in this project.

The documents look like they have been written on paper, on a rainy day in a weekend somewhere when power was off and the candle didn't help in giving some inspiration. Result: A doubtful, questionable project, which with similar approach, many good projects are existing. Entering like this will just throw you on the pile of: whatever and it feels like copy paste work, like so many projects do.

Most info is only about staking.. but there's no solid revenue model showing for that.. Just what stakers can get. How do I know the right ratio of supply and liquidity will appear.

Below from DOC unstaking

E.g.:
Repeating story: When you choose to end a stake, it will result in the NFT representation being burned, and the $WATT and/or LP tokens will be removed from the staking pool.

I just read a review on LOVE, where the pattern of "burn" plays a central part. Joining a review site can be giving insights, but also feel ruthless, but I think centralization and burn are repeating itself again, also in this project.

The documents look like they have been written on paper, on a rainy day in a weekend somewhere when power was off and the candle didn't help in giving some inspiration. Result: A doubtful, questionable project, which with similar approach, many good projects are existing. Entering like this will just throw you on the pile of: whatever and it feels like copy paste work, like so many projects do. 

Most info is only about staking.. but there's no solid revenue model showing for that.. Just what stakers can get. How do I know the right ratio of supply and liquidity will appear.

Below from [DOC unstaking](https://docs.powercity.io/litepaper/powercity-core/unstaking)

E.g.:
Repeating story: When you choose to end a stake, it will result in the NFT representation being burned, and the $WATT and/or LP tokens will be removed from the staking pool.

POWERCITY

NFT marketplace, swap, lending