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One year ago, in a climate of doubt and fear, I wrote this article—a testament to my conviction when the prevailing talk wasn’t about Richard Heart taking on the SEC. Back then, many hesitated, unsure of the road ahead. But some of us saw beyond the noise, understanding the greater vision unfolding. Today, as the story takes shape, the message is clearer than ever: #CodeIsSpeech 𝙁𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝘼𝙘𝙘𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙙 𝙎𝙘𝙖𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙧 𝙩𝙤 𝘾𝙧𝙮𝙥𝙩𝙤’𝙨 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙢𝙥𝙞𝙤𝙣 Tell me this: what if the name they mock, the one they’re too proud to admit they misunderstood, is actually the one rewriting the rules? In the crypto world of shadows, whispers, and high stakes, one story cuts through louder than the rest. It’s a twist so rich in irony, even the skeptics can’t ignore it. Richard Heart. A name once met with raised eyebrows and knowing smirks. Crypto’s ‘bad guy,’ they called him—a scammer, a charlatan cloaked in defiance and grandeur. Yet here we are, flipping through the pages of crypto’s unfolding drama, and the twist reveals itself like a masterstroke: the very man branded as a pariah now stands against the titans of the financial world, unwilling to bow to bureaucratic farce. He’s locked in a clash with the SEC, no less, and he’s not negotiating for peace. For Richard, this fight isn’t about fines—it’s about freedom. What’s driving him? Not just redemption, but something bigger. It’s the call to tear down walls, the same walls crypto was meant to rip apart from the start. Richard’s in this to light the path for true decentralization. And he’s not fighting alone. The Hexicans, his community, stand shoulder-to-shoulder, backing him with relentless support. Look closely. He’s not just defending himself—he’s laying the groundwork for a community battered by skepticism, gatekept by powers afraid of their potential. For the naysayers and armchair critics, his story is a chance to see the truth smoldering behind the headlines. Richard’s taking a stand for those tired of the same old narrative, inviting the disbelievers to see the vision with clear eyes, maybe for the first time. Irony? Oh, it’s thick. Because every accusation, every label they threw at him has crumbled, stone by stone. HEX, his cryptocurrency, has defied them all, ticking away smoothly for nearly four years, unmoved by the storm. This fight is far from over, but one thing's undeniable: the crypto world has a taste for irony. And in this unfolding epic, Richard Heart is no underdog—he’s the maestro, orchestrating a symphony that few saw coming, leaving his critics scrambling to keep up. So to the ones who whispered, who doubted, who just couldn't see it: maybe it’s time to tune in. The show’s only just begun. (Originally published by Veritya Thalassa on Medium November 2023) #Hex #PulseChain #pDAI #PLSX #FreedomOfSpeech #RichardHeart

Because no actual journalists seem interested in touching this case, I figured I'd take it upon myself to write about it. So instead of my usual edu-tainment style, I wrote it as though I were a neutral observer, just as a real journalist (if there are any left) should. It's long, but very detailed, because it's based off all of my notes I took. I don't know if you'll enjoy it in the same way you've probably enjoyed some of my other #PulseChainLawSchool posts, but I hope you understand why I had to write it in the style I did. And that hopefully anyone outside of our community that sees it will read it with an open mind. If you weren't there, I sincerely hope this gives you the feeling that you were. If you were, I hope this accurately reflects what you experienced. Thanks for reading. #HEX #PLS #PLSX https://t.co/E4VseEgSuk

Whoever wrote this article deserves to be fired. You’re an absolute joke. That court room had community members from 10 countries in it. Imagine thinking a court case in the US wouldn’t have US attendees. https://t.co/lPNSXP1Kjy hit show globe and see our community run blockchain is globally ran by community validators. Keep your bias opinions out of news coverage or better yet learn what real journalism is. There are over 19k posts about the case yesterday, how about you go read some and from people who attended to obtain information that’s relevant. Joke of a Crypto media outlet no wonder you have a minimal following with no engagement.