Supply two tokens to a PulseX pool, take the LP tokens the pool gives back, and deposit them in the farm for that pair. The farm mints INC to you while they stay there.

Is the supply of INC capped?

This site knows of no cap. INC is minted by the farm contract at a rate per second, and PulseX says that rate falls over time. The rate shown here is read from the contract.

What is the difference between INC and PLSX?

Both come from PulseX. PLSX is the exchange’s token and its supply falls as fees buy and burn it. INC is the reward for liquidity and its supply grows as farms mint it.

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What is INC, and who earns it?

INC, short for Incentive, is the token PulseX pays to people who supply liquidity to its pools. It is minted by the exchange’s farms, so its supply grows.

3 min readUpdated Oct 12, 2026

In short

It is paid to people who supply liquidity on PulseX.
Only the exchange’s farm contract can mint it.
Its supply grows, at a rate that is set to slow.

What it is for

A pool needs tokens in it before anyone can trade. The people who put them there are liquidity providers, and they earn a share of every swap’s fee.

INC is a second payment on top of that. In PulseX’s own words, it exists to further incentivise liquidity providers beyond the fees they are already making.

How it is earned

Supply a pair: Put two tokens into a pool in equal value, PLS and PLSX for instance.
Receive LP tokens: The pool hands back tokens that stand for your share of it.
Deposit them in a farm: A farm holds your LP tokens and pays by your share of everything deposited in it.
Collect INC: The farm mints INC to you for as long as the deposit stays.

A supply that grows

Only one address can mint INC: the farm contract. It mints at a rate per second that PulseX says is set to fall over time.

This site reads that rate from the contract and shows how much INC is minted a day. It is the opposite of PLSX, whose supply is burned.

INC minted a day, live

PLSX and INC, side by side

PLSX INC

Made by PulseX, the exchange on PulseChain

What it isThe exchange’s tokenThe reward for supplying liquidity

Its supplyFalls, as fees buy and burn itGrows, as farms mint it

How people get itBy buying itBy farming it, or buying it

What a farm’s yield leaves out

A farm’s yield is paid in dollars
It is paid in INC. If the price of INC falls while you farm it, the yield you were shown falls with it.
Supplying liquidity is like holding both tokens
A pool sells the token that rises and buys the one that falls. When their prices move apart, you end with less than if you had held them.
A high rate means a good farm
A rate is high when few people share the rewards or the pool is small. Either can change in a day.

Liquidity, explained

Sources

Questions people ask

Incentive. It is the token PulseX uses to reward people who supply liquidity to its pools, on top of the trading fees they earn.

Check yourself

Three questions. Nothing is kept or sent.

Question 1 of 3

Who is INC paid to?

Which way does the supply of INC move?

A farm shows a high yearly rate. What is that rate paid in?

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Worth another read. The sections above have the answers.

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