PulseChain Peacock (PCOCK): What It Is, Uses and Risks

PCOCK is a meme token that its project materials describe as the official mascot meme of PulseChain. The story behind it draws on social media posts by Richard Heart and a Liberty Swaps post that featured a peacock mascot. The project materials say the token was created on the Pump.tires platform and then released to the community by its creator. They describe it as a simple meme with a large following, and they state a goal of becoming the first coin on PulseChain with a one billion dollar market cap. Those are the project's own aims, not guaranteed outcomes. Our data places PCOCK in the meme coins category, and CoinGecko-style labels list it under Meme and PulseChain Ecosystem. Our facts do not include a launch date or a formal technical description, so details such as the exact contract standard are not confirmed here.

Public materials say holders can trade PCOCK on decentralized exchanges such as LibertySwap and PulseX. The project also says that trading PCOCK burns PLS, the native token of PulseChain, which would reduce that token's supply. Search snippets mention a two-way bridge between the Pharos mainnet and PulseChain opened through LibertySwap, along with a roadmap that includes gasless trading and a buyback and burn. These are reported plans and claims. Readers should check whether each feature is live before relying on it. Beyond trading and community participation, our facts do not describe any verified utility. Like many meme tokens, PCOCK's materials focus mainly on narrative rather than a defined function.

As of 2026-11-05, our data shows a price of about 0.0088 USD, a market cap of about 7.5 million USD, and a market cap rank of 1445. Circulating and total supply are both about 845.6 million tokens, against a stated maximum of 1 billion. Trading volume over 24 hours was about 29,827 USD. Over seven days the price was up about 3.2 percent, and over one year it was down about 63 percent. The all-time high was about 0.0304 USD on 2026-04-18, and the all-time low was about 0.0018 USD on 2026-09-10. These figures change constantly. The project says 15 percent of supply has been burned, but our data does not independently confirm that. Low trading volume relative to market cap can mean that prices move sharply on small trades.

Our fact sheet leaves the chain fields empty, but the project materials and search snippets tie PCOCK to PulseChain and its ecosystem. Named trading venues include LibertySwap and PulseX, and Pump.tires is named as the launch platform. Do not assume that a bridge, roadmap item or buyback mechanism is active just because it is mentioned. Check the current status directly on the venues involved. Copycat tokens with similar names are common in meme markets, so confirm the contract address through more than one reliable source before trading. A token that appears on a DEX is not automatically the official version.

Meme tokens are highly volatile and can lose most of their value quickly. The low trading volume in our data suggests that exiting a position may be difficult at a fair price. Claims about backing, burns, and future utility are unverified in our facts. Tokens released by a single creator can carry concentration risk, where a small number of wallets hold a large share of supply. Any decentralized exchange also carries smart contract and liquidity risk. For storage, use a self-custody wallet that supports the PulseChain network, keep your seed phrase offline, and never share it. Only hold an amount you could afford to lose. This explainer is for research only and is not financial advice.