Hexhivist ⬢

Publishing HEX to read later.

Not your keychain, not your number.

$PLS $PLSX $HEX $INC

[Hexhivist ⬢ @hexhivist]

Pulsechain is here to stay 😝

[Cryptosolv @cryptosolv]

Wallet 0xB129499844251C4A2E0491D0C8228793aDBA30Dc just made one of the single most ridiculous trades we've seen in months, causing a 25% red candle for $PLSX by dumping 31b of it for $159k $USDT in a single transaction, eating huge slippage on the way.

Some people never learn.

[JSFILMZ @JSFILMZ0412]

Seedance 2.0 hater vs Judge #Seedance2

[Fast @FastAbdoul]

@weirangelic @RichardHeartWin @RichardHeartWin and @ProveXCom are the only official accounts.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

People have been to literal jail IRL to bring you zero knowledge proof based privacy on Ethereum, and the anonymity set is huge, but almost no one talks about it. If you think Privacy is the future, no one is doing it as well as Ethereum, absolutely no one. For years!

ZEC and XMR bros, you're gimped by having to suck middleman D to trade out, but on ETH you can stay all on chain. No surprise middleman theft crap, just smart contact risk, which is the least risk you can hope for in finance.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Coinbase was down. PulseChain, PulseX, HEX, Pump dot tires, ProveX were up.

Show respect.

[The Lunduke Journal @LundukeJournal]

Windows Notepad.exe now has a remote code execution vulnerability.

You read that right.

Notepad.exe, which used to be a simple text editor, has had so many network connect features added (including AI and Microsoft account subscriptions)… that it now has security vulnerabilities.

This CVE is rated as “SEVERE” and given an 8.8 score.

https://t.co/0FMfoho7f9

[Alejo @ecommartinez]

Seedance 2.0 🤯

[bretep @bretep]

I rarely ever call someone out, but @CryptoCoffee369 has been posting really cool stuff.

[Hexhivist ⬢ @hexhivist]

Pulsechain has it all📈

https://t.co/XbMm74cVD5

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

People are beta testing https://t.co/op8ye8Rc98

This is not financial advice or advice of any sort.
I am not a lawyer or professional of any kind.
You must be eternally vigilant to only do what is legal and moral and ethical and you must educate yourself what that is. It's fun to write all this legalese because its safer and better.

[Pulse Alerts @WhalePulse]

Red Notice update : Assault removed !

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

A short story

[Charles Stark @ChadStark27]

@RichardHeartWin @fundstrat @SquawkCNBC @JoeSquawk @BeckyQuick @andrewrsorkin @fs_insight @FundstratCap @BitMNR Thought you might like this… first tablet in Japan (at least I think so😀) $Hex

[Hexhivist ⬢ @hexhivist]

@RichardHeartWin

[CryptoCoffee.pls @CryptoCoffee369]

the PulseChain tablets made it to Australia 🇦🇺

[PulseChainValidator @PLSValidator]

I know a few people who hold a lot of gold. They all have one thing in common: they refuse to sell. Why? Because it’s much harder to transact.

Not that they don’t want to sell, there’s just no easy way to do it. Gold is one of the most liquid asset lol. What's the point? 😂

[Roman Storm 🇺🇸 🌪️ @rstormsf]

Today I finished reading all 101 letters of support 💌. I am deeply grateful to everyone who took the time to write 🙏. More than 100 letters - each distinct, each meaningful. In every one, I felt care, clarity, and resolve. Together, they reaffirmed why this fight matters ⚖️, why privacy matters 🔒, and why the right to build open-source tools matters 💻.

Several lines about me stayed with me:

"Roman Storm demonstrated to the world that a better privacy system could be built to help people protect themselves."

"From everything I have observed, Roman Storm acted in good faith as a technologist."

"Roman has been a principled and steadfast developer of these principles."

"The court case against Roman is completely unprecedented and unjustified, and goes against basic tenets of freedom of speech."

Equally powerful were the reflections on the broader implications 🌍:

"Building privacy preserving tools is not criminal, it is honorable."

"Privacy-preserving technology is not a threat to society. It is a necessary response to the vulnerabilities society has created."

"Developers should not be presumed to endorse or control every possible misuse of the tools they create, particularly when those tools are neutral by design and widely used for lawful purposes."

"The right to create and publish open-source code is a fundamental freedom."

"Tools are only tools."

Vitalik captured the heart of this issue with remarkable clarity ❤️:

"Being able to choose with whom we share information about our personal lives, our communications with friends and colleagues, our whereabouts and our finances, is an essential protection against this."

These letters are more than messages of encouragement ❤️. They form a collective record of why privacy matters to ordinary people, why developers must not be criminalized for building neutral technologies 🛠️ and why defending fundamental freedoms remains essential in the digital age 🌐.
If you can, please continue writing letters of support ✍️ at
https://t.co/jaYqkBYfOj
Your voice matters. I feel it - and I will keep reading every single one 👀✨.

[Hunter Ballew @hunterballew]

Direct quote from @brian_armstrong

“Crypto is about creating an open financial system that doesn’t require you to trust intermediaries.”

Why can’t we get $PLS & $HEX listed then?

I’ve had to take all my assets off Coinbase because you don’t support Pulsechain.

There are 💩 projects on @coinbase - which is fine.

But can’t get a project listed that’s fast, cheap fees and created by a founder that has proven cares about crypto.

Help us out Brian.

[©️ompounding Memes @leet_juk]

$HEX $PLS $PLSX are cheap af just fyi