thing on different chain, with different contract, so means that eHEX can go zero but not pHEX, and vice versa?
none of them can/will go to zero
Same contract code, different contract address. Probably what you meant, just clarifying for the noobs.
HEX contract address: 0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39 8 decimals.
be careful of naming conventions. eHEX and pHEX actually refer to bridged\wrapped tokens on non-native networks. HEX on Ethereum - HEX native to Ethereum HEX on PulseChain - Forked HEX copies on PulseChain eHEX - HEX from Ethereum, bridged to PulseChain pHEX - HEX from PulseChain, bridged to Ethereum but yes, HEX on Ethereum and HEX on PulseChain can have different prices. I doubt either will go to Zero.
HEX is HEX. Same code on both networks. Non-fungible but derivatives of each other via liquidity coupling and eHEX/HEX arbitrage on PulseX and T-shares arbitrage by stakers. Now, pHEX and eHEX are just bridged tokens with the prefix indicating the network of origin (relevant to stakers).
Then why the premium for the other Hex?
what if people start buying only HEX on PLS net, and others start bridging their HEX on ETH net to PLS net? What would happen to the price of HEX on ETH net?
yes, zero was just a number, but read what I replied to Nenad
When someone dumps HEX on one network, this causes a price dip on both networks, so it doesn't matter which one you sell. That's >0.95 correlation from the liquidity coupling and arbitragers making money from lazy dumpers.
no matter if everyone bridge their HEX on ETH to PLS and swap with ETH on PLS?
Look at the eHEX/HEX pool on PulseX. It will be immediately clear to you.
where exactly I'm looking on app.pulsex.com but I'm not sure where to look at that
Info (3 dots) > HEX > Pools; HEX/HEX
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