Hundreds of #PulseChain users blocked me a year ago or attacked when I warned them of the coming $PLSX slow rug nightmare.
It's now down over -96%
It will continue down to at least -99.6%. That'll be over -85% lower than where it is now.
Remember, the highly evil "OA" (who got 50% of the supply for free by re-investing your sacrifice money, moving it out of that wallet and putting it back in) likely sells it constantly. He diluted your investment 50% before PulseChain even launched. Morons cheered for that, claiming he'd "control" the price by having so many coins.. but the worst case happened.
Nobody else would dump it here. Only the wallets who got it for FREE and remain at 100% profit no matter where the chart goes.
He is incapable of considering how badly he's destroyed the lives of thousands, because at this point he's an eradiated sewer creature. A fugitive on the run. Hiding in a sewer from Interpol for owing hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes to Finland. Taxes on what? The 34% they tax on AIRDROPS. The money you gave him. More than a third of whatever money you funded this chain with went up in smoke.
Multiple suicides now. Anything less than jail isn't good enough for this guy. At a bare minimum we should all get our money back.. which he just demonstrated he could do with the insulting 1 $HEX airdrop he sent to millions of wallets as a private joke to himself.
Imagine you were a cartel guy who sacrificed millions and got 1 HEX (worth $0.0006941) five years later after losing -95%.
He will keep pushing and pushing with his insults (to the people who made him rich) until it all goes horribly wrong for him. He's on a path of self destruction. He's angry at you because he can't go out in public ever again.. despite 100% of the blame being on his dumping of the chart.
If you worship him, you get absolutely nothing back but insults and snark.
Worst crypto scammer in history. At least 3x worse than Ruja Ignatova (the One Coin founder) but the only difference is he sits on Twitter to make it seem like he isn't on the run. All to keep the chart propped up slightly while he keeps rugging it.
#PulseX
This is the real #PulseX chart. Down -75% after 4 years.
Many of those you see promoting Pulsechain, just want their money back. They will dump everything if it gets back to that red line, but tell you otherwise.
Most of them resent Richard.
$PLS $PLSX $pWBTC $pDAI $INC
Reality check.
If you put $100,000 into PulseChain at the sacrifice level, you would now be sitting on roughly $5,000. If you put $100,000 into PulseX, you would have around $4,000 left.
If you bought eHEX near the top, you now need nearly a 500x gain just to break even.
Now think about the opportunity cost.
What if that same money had gone into Bitcoin or Ethereum near their bear-market lows? What if it had been invested in quality technology stocks that went on to deliver 8–10x returns? What if it had been placed into gold or silver near their lows and sold closer to their highs?
The losses are enormous no matter how you look at them.
That is the price many investors paid for following a fake crypto god whose promises, narratives, and marketing turned out to be far more compelling than the actual results.
And the worst part?
Some people are still paying that price today. Instead of reassessing the situation and moving on, they continue to watch their capital melt away like an ice cube in the sun, hoping that somehow the next promise, the next narrative, or the next miracle pump will undo years of damage.
Hope and fake promises are a bad investment strategy.
GTA IV is low-key the best GTA.
No billionaire parents, no supercars, no influencer lifestyle.
Just Niko Bellic arriving with £7 in his pocket, a fake promise from his cousin and pure determination to commit economic growth brev.
Hey @elonmusk, did you know that Richard James Schueler, a.k.a. Richard Heart, @RichardHeartWin, has been using your platform to promote crypto schemes, the latest of which is ProveX?
X appears to be his primary channel for communicating with followers and attracting people into new speculative investments. Allowing the account to continue operating raises serious consumer protection concerns.
His account should be reviewed and, if warranted, deactivated in the interest of protecting users from potential financial harm.
Richard Heart is currently the subject of an Interpol @INTERPOL_HQ Red Notice requested by Finnish authorities in connection with allegations of aggravated tax fraud:
Given the seriousness of the allegations and his continued promotion of financial products, it is reasonable to ask whether this account should remain active on the platform.
https://t.co/I49cLUL91d
How is @RichardHeartWin NOT in JAIL for doing this for 5 years straight?
Any investment in anything of his and you are at zero.
All the time, no recovery, just more of this. Another project, another raping.
@elonmusk - You need to delete this motherfuckers account already.
🚨🚨🚨Why is GoPulse shutting down tomorrow?🚨🚨🚨
There may be several reasons, but one possibility is that the people behind it realized there is nothing left to extract from a broke, exhausted community, and it's time to move on.
The issue isn't really GoPulse itself. Hardly anyone cares about the GO token anyway. The issue is what this shutdown may signal.
To me, it reflects the broader reality of a decaying blockchain that, in many ways, was dead on arrival. When infrastructure providers, community builders, and ecosystem projects start leaving, it raises an obvious question: what do they see coming?
My concern is the next step could be the King Belly disabling the bridges. If that were to happen, all the stablecoins and WETH that people are keeping on-chain while waiting for a hopeful pump could become effectively trapped.
Should that scenario unfold, it would send a clear warning to validators that the chain no longer has a viable future. Validators leaving would further weaken the network, leading to a shutdown of Pulsechain.
When projects start packing their bags and heading for the exit, it's worth paying attention to the signal.
For anyone keeping funds on the chain, it may be worth considering bridging them out while you still can, given the ongoing deterioration of the ecosystem.
I've worked in a lot of places. The worst environments by far were those filled with nerds, gamers and "virgins"
Really important to get at least some sunlight, do physical things and have contact with others on a daily basis. Humans aren't designed to sit on their ass all day long and live in screens.. it fills the primal part of you with anger and resentment
Folks, let me share with you the joyful feeling of "divorcing" myself from Richard Heart’s slow-rug shitcoin factory.
As many of you know, I invested $300,000. I never sold. I was a hardcore believer and supporter. I truly believed we were building something different, something real, something good.
I even wrote a few chapters about HEX and Richard Heart in my latest book titled UNPLUGGED: Psychedelics, Farming, and Crypto the Three Pillars of Freedom.
After finally waking up to reality, I removed those sections from all future copies being sold on Amazon to avoid misleading readers. Unfortunately, the copies that were already published, sold, or sitting in inventory can’t be changed.
In hindsight, I can now admit that I got completely swept up in Richard Heart’s hype and narrative. I bought into the vision, the confidence, the promises, and the idea that we were all early in something revolutionary. I ignored the red flags because I wanted to believe.
Then the sunk-cost fallacy took over. I kept throwing good money after bad, doubling down and buying every endless dip. I felt too deep to quit, so I just kept buying and buying, hoping there was a bottom somewhere.
I was convinced that Richard was simply shaking out the weak hands and that eventually he would inject the sacrifice funds back into the ecosystem to pump our bags. The narrative, the hype, and the fantasy surrounding it all kept me trapped.
Then, in mid-November last year, I finally found the courage to admit that I had made a massive financial mistake in my life and that my investment was gone. I sold at a heavy loss. I figured saving something was better than watching my money melt like an ice cube under the sun.
Realizing both my own stupidity and the financial damage was painful. I remember stepping outside just to breathe fresh air while trying to process it all. It took me about a week to work through the rage.
Then peace slowly began to settle in.
For the first time in five years, I was free from the constant stress of holding RH shitcoins. That feeling was incredible and liberating. Finally, I was done with the shitshow and free to speak my mind.
This post is not me telling anyone what to do with their money. I just wanted to share my experience, my mindset before and after the “divorce,” and the strange sense of peace that came after accepting heavy losses and finally letting go of false hope.