Who is Richard Heart?
When you invest in
#PulseChain, you are ultimately deciding whether you trust Richard Heart. That does not mean you should expect anything from him. Richard promises you nothing and guarantees you nothing. You are trusting his vision, and that vision may succeed or it may not.
Many people laugh at the idea of trusting Richard because they judge him entirely by his controversial online persona. But the internet shows you what someone wants you to see. Watches, cars, diamonds and outrageous marketing fit into a 15 second clip. Hundreds of hours of conversations, knowledge and the way someone thinks do not.
If you really want to understand Richard Heart, talk to people who have met him. Read his book. Watch his streams instead of a few viral clips. I have spent a significant part of my life trying to understand RH, and maybe that is the price you have to pay to build the kind of conviction in
$HEX that I have.
Richard is one of the most intelligent people I have listened to in this industry, with enormous financial resources and deep knowledge of blockchain, cryptography and security. He has repeatedly discussed risks before they became mainstream topics. In April 2026 he was publicly warning about weak RNG in wallets. Months later, RNG became central to the ColdCard discussion.
#RHWasRight.
Then there are the controversies. Richard won his court battle with the SEC, and the assault allegation disappeared from his Interpol Red Notice. I believe the remaining allegation is baseless and will eventually disappear too. All of this makes me wonder why Richard attracts so much attention and resistance. You have to decide for yourself which side you stand on.
And here is the paradox: without all the controversy surrounding Richard,
$HEX and PulseChain, the opportunity I see today probably would not exist. If everyone trusted them, the market would likely value them very differently. The greatest potential opportunities often exist where uncertainty is highest, and so does the risk. Uncertainty is the price you pay for taking a position before the answer becomes obvious.
For years I have heard the same accusation: “HEX is a scam.” My response is always the same: what exactly is the mechanism of the scam? Very often, that is where the conversation ends. Saying “scam” is easy. Explaining who is being scammed and how the mechanism actually works is much harder.
And then there are the haters. Recently I watched someone who spent years attacking Richard and HEX suddenly claim, after
$HEX did a 7x from the bottom, that he had bought the exact bottom. 😅
But I am glad the haters are still here. At the bottom, their obsession actually gave me confidence. There is something worse than a cryptocurrency everyone hates: a cryptocurrency nobody cares enough to hate anymore.
$HEX was never forgotten.
You are our fuel. And if my thesis is right, we will wave to you from the top.
Will it happen? I do not know. Richard can be wrong. I can be wrong. That is risk.
But after years of watching, reading and doing my own research, my conviction is stronger than ever. Nobody promised me success. I simply did my research and placed my bet.
For me,
#PulseChain and
$HEX remain the most compelling risk/reward in crypto.
I may be right. I may be wrong.
But I know which side I put my chips on.
@RichardHeartWin