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"I don't want you to buy HEX. I want the chart to be pain for you for the rest of your life"

@RichardHeartWin We will market these freedoms. x.com/btcmaxirh/stat…

Happy memorial day. Remember those that gave their lives to PROTECT your rights and your freedom. They died so that you might thrive. Honor their sacrifice by continuing to fight for the same rights and freedoms they did.

@RichardHeartWin @Tobiwan_Hexobi This would be amazing for marketing! x.com/btcmaxirh/stat…

@Tobiwan_Hexobi tru

I had an epiphany. We’ve had it all wrong. Although I’d love to see @RichardHeartWin live streaming and doing interviews again I think the ultimate would be for HIM to host a podcast inviting guests to share his immense knowledge of cryptocurrency and other topics. I think he would be an incredible HOST instead of relying on being just a guest.

@RichardHeartWin Ya this can be part of the marketing! x.com/btcmaxirh/stat…

Versus bridge was just hacked for $14.5M. Last week Thorchain was hacked for $10M. Just figured I'd mention it, so all you unhacked out there can feel good.

@Cryptoprofeta1 wen moon?

3 year down Trend The best chart ever 😈😇

@aruvinchan @DaygameCharisma ETH barely made a new high, crypto is not dead. We just got scammed last cycle, but higher prices might be coming sooner than you think. HEX is down so bad, but Richard Heart is still a top ten public holder of ETH, his comeback will be legendary.

@DaygameCharisma I legit fumbled the 2017 bull run lol. Trust me, making that much money in such a short amount of time does things to your psyche. I made some modest money in 2021, but honestly it wasn't much, because 2021 was anticlimactic. 2025 was cancelled. Crypto is dead.

I get why women get so worked up when you mention they fumbled a lot of opportunities to get married through their 20s It’s like telling you if you had bought 10 bitcoin you’d be a millionaire. They were $3k on 2017, even cheaper earlier. Alright you fumbled the 2017 bull run. What about 2021? What about running an AI startup (chatgpt wrapper) in 2023? Yeah, it does get on your nerves

@M_E_T_R_O_9 @cryptomanran @RichardHeartWin

@btcmaxirh @cryptomanran @RichardHeartWin Why would that be a good thing?

Hey @RichardHeartWin …. Let’s do it.

@HenrikZeberg Hi Zeberg, love your work, but you’ve been saying we would top for the last 3-4 years. Why can’t this “last inning” last for another year?

No - it is not just getting started. We are in the final innings. Not there yet - more time. But this 👇 is exactly what you hear at market tops. Not at market bottoms with extreme valuations!

@Crypto_Moe84 Hey can you chart HEX? We are down 95% twice I feel like the chart bottomed. Richard Heart is one of the top 10 largest public ETH holders. His comeback will be legendary.

$Others No time to explain Gn my friends ❤️ 🤝

@yourfriendSOMMI pdai summarized: x.com/HEXtronaut/sta…

❤️💛💚💙 👷🏻‍♂️ PulseChain Pioneers and their early activity looks great. 18 live bridge contracts. - Curve, Lido, Yearn, Uniswap, and Liquity These DeFi projects are forked over from Ethereum, but the key plumbing of pDAI is critical. 👀 Everyone assumed the infrastructure of MakerDAO, Compound and GearBox was Dead. 👀 They were wrong. Backstory: 👷🏻‍♂️ PulseChain Pioneers is a term I created, 2 years ago, to describe the Many Wallets & Activity that are building the DeFi Juggernaut system of PulseChain. 🏗️ They are nameless. ⌚ They start and stop without a schedule. 👷🏻‍♀️ Nobody knows who they are. I also nicknamed it "Juggernaut DeFi" to describe this, as nobody in Crypto Industry has ever attempted it before. 👷🏻‍♂️ Hence the term "PulseChain Pioneers".

@GigaTheMinter this is proof he has an alt account

jarvis... enhance

@yourfriendSOMMI plz sommi investigate streaming on kick x.com/CasperOnChain/…

He also jeeted Ethereum at $1

❤️💛💚💙 🚨 BREAKING 🚨 Ripple CTO said he DUMPED All His $XRP ‼️ David Schwartz said he has moved his assets away from All Crypto, even XRP, which he got for Free anyway due to them Minting it for him. Schwartz also said he now has "peace of mind" and he "sleeps better".

@yourfriendSOMMI higher. much much higher.

❤️💛💚💙 🚨JUST IN 🚨 Bitcoin taps $81,000 Will it crash to $40K next? Or will we Mog Higher?

@CasperOnChain Hey @yourfriendSOMMI please stream on kick ^ You will have clippers, you will be the face of crypto twitter when we make you viral spamming your clips.

Clavicular says he's hitting 1 BILLION views a month using this system "Kick pays per 1,000 views, so creators build armies of clippers" "With around 1,000 people clipping, the reach becomes unstoppable"

@Nolimitzor_X plz @yourfriendSOMMI stream on kick, you can join clipping network?

Streamer Nick White showed how good is payout on Kick he is casually making $38k/month as a small streamer. You don't need to be Clavicular or any big streamer to make a bank from KPP 😱😱

@RichardHeartWin Marketing can fix that! x.com/btcmaxirh/stat…

Prices suck. Yell stupid things at me, so you feel better.

@HighAltitudeInv This is what the people on Dumb Money call "Social Arbitrage". Most people think Richard Heart is a scammer. He raised billions of dollars and ran away with the money. All of that is provably and factually false. This is the easiest Social Arbitrage trade ever.

Yes, I stopped talking about the Richard Heart ecosystem completely and deleted all of my posts about it. It’s not that I don’t think the charts look like they will pump, but I felt unsettled about it. I felt like I wasn’t being true to myself, and I always follow my intuition. You guys can hate me for stopping, but I will always continue to share my thoughts on big-picture analysis for other cryptos. I still believe the crypto industry is ready for a massive pump. The RH ecosystem felt too much like a cult to me. The excessive praise was exhausting. I’d rather focus on projects I sincerely believe in. Plus, I’m worried a lot of people will get stuck in 15-year contracts on HEX. The market may pump, but it won’t last forever, and they could end up stuck as exit liquidity for bigger whales who don’t care about them. Sorry, RH community, but I have to be true to myself.

@stardustopname New marketing strategy

@DevinNash We need @RichardHeartWin to do this. Or @yourfriendSOMMI plz do this. Use kick.

If you understand this chart you understand the state of livestreaming in 2026. You can propel any influencer to high viewership regardless of content quality by tricking algorithms into featuring them. It guarantees followers and is basically pay to win. Here's how it works: Central Discord servers post opportunities for anyone to clip any content from a streamer in exchange for CPM ($s per 1000 views.) Typical CPMs are .50c to $2, with a minimum view limit for payout of 100,000 views. The clippers are mostly second or third world where the USD currency exchange rate is more favorable. Platforms are usually Tiktok, Instagram, and YT Shorts, but also sometimes X. Clavicular has said payouts are sometimes as high as $30 CPM, but I don't believe that. Because of the view limit, many of the views on these charts are free. Clavicular had 2.2 billion views on 70,000 clips, putting the average clip at 31,700 views. That would suggest most of the views are free (below the 100,000 view limit.) I am also told a single clipper can count multiple clips towards that view limit. If that is true, it would make these campaigns much more expensive than what I state below. Assuming 90% of the views are free, it would cost about $222,123 a month to run his campaign alone at $1 CPM. That number goes up to $666,371 if only 70% of the views are free. It's also exponentially higher if the CPMs are even remotely where Clavicular says they are (it would be in the millions per month.) Now here's the interesting part. None of these people are running these themselves. With respect to these streamers, some of them are quite smart but none of them have the marketing prowess to run a campaign like this. These campaigns are being run and funded by Kick themselves. To quote Clav on stream last month: "I believe it’s about a thousand clippers right now. A billion views a month. Kick has helped push me a lot with their clipping budget, over six figures a month in that campaign going towards pushing me out to new audiences." Kick is spending MILLIONs of dollars a month promoting these streamers, and then is also paying them via their partner program as well. It seems to be totally arbitrary who gets promoted and who doesn't, a "who you know" sort of thing. This is a different approach to Twitch's growth marketing strategy that they executed from 2012-2019ish, which was to pay streamers for exclusivity and the number of viewers they had with MGs and bonuses. It's a much more effective strategy because it abuses algorithms. 70,000 clips in a month of Clavicular tells an algorithm "hey a ton of people are posting about this person, make sure anything he posts blows up." You could be the most uninteresting person ever (indeed some of the people on this list are) and still get massive reach because it's not the people that are voting on your popularity with engagement. It's the algorithm pushing it no matter what because it's taught that sheer volume of posts about the same thing = that thing is important. From one perspective this is astroturfing content creators and creating false ecosystems. From another it's a new age multi-million dollar marketing campaign from a platform to drive viewers to itself. Wherever you stand on it, streaming is a much more "gamed" ecosystem now and will remain so. There's no real way to police this behavior since it hijacks how algorithms perceive growth and serve content. This makes livestreaming the most "rigged game" in content creation and you will see very few broadcasters come up in the next couple years who aren't utilizing this strategy.

@Dexerto Hey @RichardHeartWin this is the new way to market, through paying clippers. Devin Nash had a long thread about how anyone can go viral like this.

Streamer N3on reveals he paid $1.4 million to 303 clippers over a five-week period, according to documents shared with Business Insider He added that his 'clipping operation' involves a network of roughly 1,000 people