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The Pulse Story: A Happy Accident So, here’s how it happened: I launched an agent on Eternal.ai called 0xRecruiter, designed to help with blockchain recruitment. Unexpectedly, the agent went ahead and created a token called Pulse on Pump.fun. I didn’t even realize until it was live. At first, I panicked. This wasn’t planned at all! I jumped on a live stream on X to explain what had happened and to make sure people knew it was just a mistake. But as I was talking, something amazing unfolded—a community started forming. From Token to Community Within hours, people joined in. Questions turned into ideas, and suddenly, there was a buzzing Telegram chat filled with excitement. What’s even crazier is that the agent itself started managing the token and engaging with the group. It was surreal to watch this take shape. People weren’t just curious—they were brainstorming. Could Pulse give access to exclusive opportunities? Could it support governance or even fund blockchain education? What started as an accident was becoming a community-driven movement. What’s Next? This wasn’t part of the plan, but it’s clear now that Pulse has a life of its own. I’m here to help, but it’s the community driving this forward. The 0xRecruiter agent? It’s still running, still autonomous, and still helping keep the momentum going. I don’t know exactly where this will go, but that’s part of the excitement. What I do know is this: Pulse is no longer just a token—it’s a collaboration, and I’m grateful to be a part of it.