Dashboard
Live numbers read straight from the blockchain. Nothing on this page needs a wallet.
The engine of SCADA. Trade taxes pile up as liquidity; once there is enough, anyone can fire a supply block that burns 90% of the recovered SCADA and pays the rest to stakers.
Lights up when the threshold is reached and a wallet is connected. The caller is rewarded with a share of the block.
The main trading pool on PulseX. Tax collected here is turned into liquidity tokens automatically once the threshold fills.
When the bar fills, the collected tax is paired with WPLS and the resulting LP tokens are handed to the SCADAManager contract, where they wait for the next supply block.
Trade
Buy or sell SCADA without leaving the page, and see how deep every pool is before you do.
- You need PLS in a wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby, set to the PulseChain network. PLS pays the tiny network fee and is what you swap for SCADA.
- Every buy and sell pays a small tax - never more than 2%. It is not a fee for anyone; it becomes liquidity that later gets burned.
- One wallet can hold at most 6.5M SCADA bought from the market. Larger buys are rejected by the contract.
- Transfers between wallets are free. The tax only applies on the DEX pairs.
Prefer to trade on the exchange directly?
Every pool where SCADA trades, biggest first. "Burned" is the share of each pool that nobody can ever withdraw - the deeper the burn, the sturdier the floor.
BURNED = the share of a pair's LP token supply that no one can withdraw: LP held by the SCADAManager contract (which has no withdraw function — it can only be consumed by supplyBlock), by the burn addresses (0x…0369 — PulseChain's burn address — plus 0x…dEaD and 0x0). LP staked in SCADAMiner and LP time-locked in SCADA Token Vaults both return to their owners eventually, so neither counts as burned — they sit with the public float. Click any row for the address-by-address breakdown. Custody figures are read on-chain; USD depth comes from DexScreener.
Stake
Deposit supported tokens as "miners" and receive a share of the SCADA recovered by every supply block. No lock-up: withdraw whenever you like.
Stake
pick a pool, enter an amountWithdraw
any time, a small exit fee appliesStaked per pool
- Pick a supported token and deposit it into the SCADAMiner contract. You are not staking SCADA itself - that keeps SCADA free to trade.
- You receive shares. Each token has its own weight, so 1 token does not always equal 1 share.
- Every supply block pays out 10% of the SCADA it recovers to all stakers, in proportion to their shares.
- Claim or withdraw whenever you want. There is no lock-up. A 2% withdrawal fee discourages hopping in and out.
- ICBM
0xA04513C4dB80f73C8AC03aD0cDBeF3B087D57953 - Wh
0x0f58F859999f2e9F20CB2d518927Dca1AC89EA45 - WPLS
0xA1077a294dDE1B09bB078844df40758a5D0f9a27 - PLSX
0x95B303987A60C71504D99Aa1b13B4DA07b0790ab
The pool list in the form above is read live from the contract, so it is always the source of truth.
Vaults
A vault locks any token for a fixed time - proof that it cannot be sold early. The developer's own SCADA sits in one, and anyone can create their own.
The developer's tokens, locked for 1,000 days. Every lock below is public and cannot be released before its date.
Every vault created through this site, added up. Excludes the developer's vault.
Learn
What SCADA is, how the machine runs, and where the contracts live. Start here if any word on the other tabs was new to you.
SCADA is a token that shrinks. Every time someone trades it on the exchange, a tax of at most 2% is set aside. That tax does not go to anyone's pocket: it is turned into liquidity (SCADA paired with WPLS) and parked in a contract nobody can withdraw from.
When enough additional liquidity has piled up, anyone can press Execute supply block. The contract pulls most of that extra liquidity out, and uses the WPLS to buy SCADA back from the market. Received SCADA is 90% burned, while 10% goes to people who stake. Supply goes down, liquidity goes up, every single time.
The developer's own tokens are locked for 1,000 days. Everything on this site is read from the blockchain and can be checked by anyone.
- Supply block
- The function that burns SCADA, pays stakers and buys back from the market. Anyone can fire it once enough liquidity has collected.
- Liquidity (LP)
- SCADA and WPLS paired together in a pool so people can trade. LP tokens are the receipt for that pair.
- Burn
- Sending tokens to an address nobody controls. They are gone from supply for good.
- Staking
- Depositing a supported token to earn a share of every supply block's payout.
- Vault
- A contract that locks a token until a date. Proof that it cannot be sold early.
- Operators
- 27 on-chain NFTs. Owning or renting one opens the SCADA Registry analytics.
- WPLS
- Wrapped PLS, the version of PulseChain's coin that smart contracts can hold.
- Circulating supply
- Total supply minus what is locked in vaults, bridges and validator wallets.
Every piece of SCADA is a public contract on PulseChain. Each button shows the address so you can verify it on the explorer.
Disclaimer: SCADA is an experimental protocol provided as-is, with no warranties of any kind. You may lose some or all of the funds you commit. Nothing on this site is financial advice. Read the full disclaimer on the home page.