Ethereum fork copies
You may already own NFTs on PulseChain.
PulseChain launched on May 10, 2023 as a copy of Ethereum, NFTs included. Every wallet got a twin of everything it held that day, at the same address. Most of those twins have never been touched.
445
copied Ethereum collections indexed
3,020,178
of their NFTs indexed
98.1%
still with the wallet that held them on fork day (sampled)
2,361
sales on Mintra and PulseMarket
What a fork copy is, and isn't
Twins, not the originals
A fork copy is a separate token on a separate chain. Selling one doesn't touch the Ethereum NFT, and the original's creators don't run, back or answer for the copy.
PulseChain sets the price
Some copies trade here, many never have. What one is worth is whatever a PulseChain buyer will pay, not what the original fetches on Ethereum.
Nothing to claim
If you held it on fork day and haven't moved it, it's already in your wallet. Never sign anything on a site that offers to "claim" fork copies.
Old approvals came along too
Approvals you gave contracts on Ethereum before the fork exist on PulseChain as well. If you once approved something you don't trust, revoke it here before you list.
Browse the copied collections
Every collection here existed on Ethereum before the fork. Each page shows how much of it is still with its fork-day holders, and links to the original.