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3.2 million Bitcoin News account makes a Positive Vibes Video Tweet about Richard Heart.
Talks about PulseChain, PulseX, HEX.
It’s real.
Does this mean we’re about to Cook HARD?
Crypto has created a lot of loud personalities.
Then there’s @RichardHeartWin
Luxury watches. Ferraris. #HEX. #PulseChain. One of the most loyal communities in crypto.
Love him or hate him, nobody ignores Richard Heart.
@graminitha1 breaks it down👇
Never in a million years would I have thought Bitcoin News would cover Richard Heart and even give him a fair shake
Times are changing in crypto
The redemption arc will be glorious
We’re early
Say you lost half. Some people just lost half twice.
Here's a great coping mechanism. Say you bought Ethereum at $4k and it was around $2k now. You lost half.
Now imagine losing half twice, but of the original amount. If you serialize the loss so that the 2nd half lost is of a smaller, already lost half value, it doesn't work as well. That math, serialized would be 75% not 100%.
TLDR; A mental trick to feel better about losing everything, or almost everything. Reminder, BTC and ETH have both dropped 95% and gone on to make new all time highs, the trick is to stay in the game and keep fighting. Post explaining why PulseChain and other RH things has so much potential coming soon.
PulseChain, PulseX, HEX, ProveX all have more potential for maximum gains than Bitcoin does, because BTC has a 1.6 Trillion dollar market cap already. It's been around for 17 years already. You are not an early adopter in $BTC.
Those 4 coins all do things that BTC can't.
PulseChain has better potential, better technology, higher throughput, lower fees, is more secure, and is less owned by governments and banks to boot.
HEX did a 10,000x in price in the last 10 years and doesn't make electricity companies and mining hardware manufacturers rich at the cost of the price.
PulseX removes middlemen from trading, its just you and the code.
ProveX uses zero knowledge tech to enable peer 2 peer trading and issue other kinds of proofs.
Better potential, better tech.
Pretend $SIVE, $LITE make specialized blue and red maine lobsters.
Very rare, not many people can do.
$POET steams the lobsters and prepares it in a ready-to-go container.
$MRVL buys those lobster tails, puts it together on a plate with broccoli and steak.
Then serves it at the highest price to high end customers.
Marvell is famous for serving Blue lobster tails.
But can always serve Red ones, and it’s easier to keep serving Blue that they’re used to.
And it’s also possible for the Red lobster farmer to shift to Blue lobsters with some effort, but it takes time to raise those lobsters.
But… it just so happens Marvell’s competitor Nvidia bought out all the Red Lobsters for their restaurant.
In the end, they still need those rare blue Maine lobsters. But just decided to steam it themselves.
That’s $POET and $MRVL situation. It’s likely they’ll just go buy lobsters directly since you can’t just spawn Blue lobsters.
This is actually my favorite $SIVE TA setup.
I name this:
"Transferring ownership of the company from Swedish locals to American investors/institutions."
Good timing right before US Nasdaq listing and hyperscaler 2027 volume ramp.
Special thanks to the media over there.
All the hyperscalers $SIVE likely ends up in 2027-2028 is staggering at a $900m MC.
Markets don't understand what's coming.
From speculative mapping:
> $SIVE -> $POET -> $MRVL ->
1. $AMZN (purchase agreement/warrants with photonic fabric from celestial)
2. $MSFT (maia)
3. $GOOGL (recent development talks with Marvell)
$SIVE powers Poet Starlight/optical interposers, and Poet's CFO confirmed they're supplying to Marvell few days ago.
> $SIVE -> $POET -> "NDAs other hyperscaler suppliers"
1. Western Hyperscalers
> $SIVE -> $JBL (1.6T LRO)->
1. $META (Jabil $INTC SiPH inheritance, maps to Meta LRO program)
2. $NVDA (NVIDIA possibly OEMs optical transceivers) -> $MSFT | AWS | hyperscalers
$SIVE is the confirmed laser source for $JBL 1.6T optical transceivers.
> $SIVE -> Ayar ($500m fundraiser last month for volume ramp) ->
1. Alchip (Joint CPO)
2. Intel
3. GUC/Wiwynn
-> $AMZN (Alchip)
-> $AMD (CPO from $GFS partnership) possible.
$SIVE is known laser supplier to Ayar, and Ayar removed $MTSI / $LITE from their website recently. Only showing $GFS + $SIVE, likely showing Sivers was primary laser supplier.
As $GFS x $AMD partnered up recently, that makes Siver a possible core laser supplier for $AMD's CPO program if they go with Ayar.
> $SIVE -> Enablence -> O-Net (massive Asian OEM)-> Asian Hyperscalers
1. $AVGO ELS (possible)
2. $META and $GOOGL ELS
3. ByteDance (possible) -> ELS
4. Tencent (possible) -> ELS
5. Alibaba (possible) -> ELS
$SIVE ELS partnership with O-Net/Enablence around OFC.
Sivers lasers is mass produced by foundries like Win Semi... and they're validated in $GFS CPO supply chains too from their recent image presentations.
It's not about what Sivers is forecasting today from qualification revenue that everyone models off of.
Alpha comes from future revenue proportional to demand from every Western/Asian hyperscaler for CPO/1.6T in 2027, 2028, 2029, and onward.
$SIVE looks like one of the most unknown photonic stocks on the market that's yet to come.
$SIVE - The most talked about name in Photonics
The silicon photonics engine can route and modulate at massive scale but it still needs a clean, multi-wavelength indium phosphide laser source to actually light the whole thing up.
That is one of the layers where $SIVE sits.
$SIVE runs its own InP100 platform (100 mm indium phosphide fab in Glasgow) and builds O-band CW DFB laser arrays (8-channel today, scaling toward 16- and 32-channel) that deliver >50 mW per channel with flip-chip bonding ready for silicon-photonics integration.
Live ecosystem placements:
Ayar Labs: powers the SuperNova optical I/O light source
POET: external-light-source modules for both pluggables and CPO
O-Net + Enablence: full ELS module builds
Jabil: 1.6T pluggable transceiver demo at OFC (Sivers lasers inside)
The same InP platform also feeds a strategic LiDAR customer (production ramp starts Q4 2026) and advanced optical sensing.
The wireless side (mmWave beamformers, SATCOM, defense via GlobalFoundries) gives the company a second engine while photonics scales.
Numbers and the path forward:
FY2025 revenue SEK 304M (~$30M USD). Product revenue is accelerating, total opportunity pipeline sits at $453M, and the product-specific pipeline grew 90% last year.
Management is shifting aggressively from one-off NRE to standard products and flags 2027 as the year photonics starts contributing meaningfully.
Cash-flow breakeven targeted around $50-55M annual revenue with 65%+ product mix, reachable in the next couple years if the pipeline converts cleanly.
$SIVE is still small and early, but it has a credible InP platform, real laser-array IP, and proven placement inside the architectures hyperscalers are working to deploy
$ALRIB – Riber just raised its dividend +25%. That’s a clear “we have strong cash flow” signal from the world’s top maker of MBE machines – the ultra-precise tech that grows the photonics chips every AI data center needs.
$SIVE – Evaluating Nasdaq dual-listing + just raised fresh capital. They make the exact InP lasers hyperscalers need for 1.6T optics. US retail hasn’t discovered it yet.
$OUST – Quietly closed the StereoLabs buy and now owns the complete Physical AI stack: lidar + stereo vision + AI perception software in one box. Humanoids & robotics just got their perception edge.
Small caps, massive tailwinds, still under most radars.
Bullish setup.
Which one you in?
I’m long on $ALRIB, I don’t place much value on other bear posts on Riber or photonics names since I’m confident in my own thesis.
Apollo can literally blow $500m tomorrow, not bat an eye, and buy the chokepoint for $MSFT / hyperscaler quantum and other Quantum Dot programs.
This is what I mean by frontrunning institutions, I’m very confident they will want to own a % but retail is early to the name.
Everyone’s chasing optics.
I’m not buying the idea that photonics upside sits in $AAOI $LITE $COHR clones anymore.
Nobody’s asking a simpler question: who actually builds the stuff that makes optics possible?
That’s where the edge is.
$AIXA just confirmed demand isn’t theoretical, 65% opto orders + a guide raise. That’s fabs committing capex, not analysts writing narratives. I trust orders, not stories.
$ALRIB is the weird one. €240M, no coverage, somehow sitting on both QD lasers and BTO. That shouldn’t be overlooked, but it still is. Feels early, not crowded.
But $AEHR and $TSEM? That’s the quiet leverage most are missing.
I’m still very bullish that setup.
You know why I still have any belief in this stuff? The community, that’s pretty much it.
Maybe I’ve just been here too long… but crypto communities are often nothing but paid shills. Even when it was just $HEX everyone else thought we were just paid shills and bots.
Never was the case, just a bunch of people who cared about core principles. I think a lot of people are of the mindset that the core principles don’t matter and only price matters.
Yeah, I understand that sentiment. But I also disagree just on the fact that if price was the only thing that mattered, surely no one would be around anymore.
So yeah for better or worse, that’s my motivation. Anywhere else feels less genuine. Not that’s it’s always been sunshine and rainbows mind you, but people care. And a lot of them care for the right reasons. That’s the important part.
My issues with Pulsechain have always been about the decisions being made, not the blockchain itself.
I also have never had an issue with the community.
I am still here because I still believe there is a pathway to some sort of success in the future.
I'm not going to become one of those accounts that is endlessly shitting on Richard Heart.
While I may call shit out from time to time and make jokes out of frustration, ultimately I'm still here and not going down the path of constant negativity.
I will always do what I can to help Pulsechain and this community succeed.