At this point in time and under current crypto price action,
I have to say that the price of HEX, Pulsechain and all @RichardHeartWin assets, paint an extremely unfair colour on what he has built.
I believe he has built something special, using good intentions and good vision to create what became the most passionate and loyal community in crypto.
This achievement was made with all the hurdles that were settled by unexpected entities that came his way, to which he dealt with finesse.
At his peak by the time he was streaming on YouTube averaging 30.000 live viewers each stream, we all felt a deep honest close connection with this person, and we all collectively believed he was special and he was going to lead us into greatness.
Now, after all these years, we have slowly faded him, slowly day by day, user by user, whale by whale, they lose the belief and exit completely.
It's understandable, the expectations were not met, including to me.
However, you can still stake hex, pulsechain is still live with no downtime unlike Solana, Hyperliquid and others.
By the time crypto rages back as a whole, my bets will be on this same guy.
This time right now, when literally 99.999% of the world doesn't believe in crypto anymore, isn't even aware that Richard exists, this is when you should buy.
This is when you shouldn't underestimate crypto, I remind you that crypto is the one asset created by men with the potential for the highest, maddest gains, highest returns ever seen to investors.
Yes crypto is still gambling, first 5 years post BTC launch, it's biggest use case was online casinos pre silk road website mainstream awareness.
But when there is momentum, capital is flowing and moves are being made, belief accumulating, nothing beats crypto.
Crypto can truly give you the jackpot everyone is aiming for when they play lottery, past price performance proves this.
Buy the dip.
@trevorsaysstuff Nah Im in thr pdai train. Too much weird shit that lines up and if that makes me insane cool. Idc. Ive been wrong so much with crypto jjst add another one. But theres some weird shit happening that is too coincidental but just not enough to not be called crazy.
The way I read Richard most of the time is "you can win with me, just not as much as I win." Which by extension means "you can lose with me, just not as much as I lose." People will push back hard on that second half, but if it wasn't true he'd have bounced by now. If you actually think the whole thing is a scam, ask yourself why he's still here. He doesn't need more money to disappear. Plastic surgery, new passports, quiet life somewhere with no extradition, that's all trivially available to someone with his resources.
The fact that he's still around, still tied to the chain, still publicly attached to all of it, is its own signal. Not proof of anything. Just a data point that doesn't really fit the pure grift narrative.
So... I remain.