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# About PulseMarket
PulseMarket is an NFT platform where you can trade NFTs. Currently, more than 155 million NFTs are displayed on PulseMarket, with a significant portion of the metadata of the collections indexed based on a copy of the Ethereum system. Additionally, all new ERC721 & ERC1155 smart contracts are automatically indexed on PulseChain right after deployment.
PulseMarket was originally created to trade Cauldron and Booster NFTs from the Hocus Pocus project, but the team has decided to make it available for all projects that have been copied from Ethereum and the projects that are launching on PulseChain. No more begging at the door to trade your favorite projects. Unfortunately, an open system also attracts bad actors, so there is an option to trade in verified projects, ensuring that you are interacting with the original project.
You can trade with different currencies, ranging from PLS, WPLS, PLSX, HEX, DAI, PEPE, and OG, but the HOC token is the backbone of the system. Trading items in HOC tokens is, therefore, completely free from fees.
The marketplace features a clear landing page where multiple options such as filtering by traits, trait percentages, bulk listing, and bulk sending are available. On the front page, all new collections are displayed, keeping you informed of the latest developments.
Additionally, PulseMarket offers a free bot for listings, purchases, and mints so that every project within their own Telegram channel is aware of the latest activities on PulseMarket regarding their NFTs.
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