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NEW LEAK: Price sheet of 200+ crypto influencers and their wallet addresses from a project they were recently contacted by to promote. From 160+ accounts who accepted the deal I only saw <5 accounts actually disclose the promotional posts as an advertisement.

Today the SEC notified the court that it “...does not intend to file an amended complaint...” and their deadline to do so has expired. The Court previously dismissed the SEC’s entire case. Richard Heart, PulseChain, PulseX, and HEX have defeated the SEC completely and have achieved regulatory clarity that nearly no other coins have. They're now safer to work with in ways that almost no other coins are. The SEC walked away from some other cryptocurrency cases voluntarily, but this is the only case where the SEC lost and crypto won across the board, with a dismissal in court of every single claim the SEC brought. This is a victory for open-source software, cryptocurrency, and free speech. The SEC actually sued software code itself in this case, claiming it could be an alter ego of a person. This would have set a terrible precedent and caused perhaps multiple billions of dollars of damage to the vital open source and free software industry that powers most of the Internet and your speech on it.

Federal Judge Amon dismissed the SEC's case against me, not the SEC. The SEC didn't just sue me, they sued the open source PulseX, PulseChain and HEX software as well, all dismissed. This is a win for cryptocurrency and @realDonaldTrump 's vision for America.

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I appreciate Judge Amon's careful ruling which has dismissed all of the SEC's claims against me. This type of victory over the SEC is quite rare. PulseChain, PulseX and HEX are not securities and should be allowed to flourish. HEX has operated flawlessly for over 5 years. Today's decision in favor of a cryptocurrency founder and his projects over the SEC brings welcome relief and opportunity to all cryptocurrencies. Thank you President Trump for supporting cryptocurrency. @realDonaldTrump storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…

“Right now PulseChain is the best opportunity in this whole bull market!” You are 💯 right! 👊 Awesome job @CultivateCrypto & @dollarcostcrypt on the @FreshandFitPod 💥 $HEX #HEX #PulseChain

Up 50% today and 7x in 12 days, but I didn't talk about it? $INC the incentive token. It's very interesting and here's why. It looks like half it's only $70M market cap is in PulseX liquidity pairs with $PLSX & $PLS. It's minted only by PulseX farmers. The only people that hold it farmed it or got it from someone who did. The chart kinda looks like leverage on PLS and PLSX. GoPulse.com, #Ethereum

I did one last pass into the address that bridged out these funds and then sent them back two days later. You can read my notes here which detail some big money activity that went on over the past few years from related addresses which is quite bizaare. maximusdao.notion.site/No-Expectation… I came to my conclusion at the bottom of this tweet and I am done analyzing this. If you want to keep digging in, follow the below links. TLDR Summary: 0xB97 sold 6.5B PLS for 600k DAI, bridged DAI to ETH, sent the 600k DAI to another address 0x553 which then sent to what appears to be an exchange. Then two days later the exchange sent back 599,997 DAI to 0x553 which then sent it back to 0xB97 which bridged back to pulsechain and rebought 6.1B PLS. 0x553 is related to some very active wallets with large balances and interesting histories. Key Takeaways: The 0xD8F and 0x3356 addresses appear to be some type of exchange due to: -the test transaction that 0x553 sent to it -the bots that send spoof transactions with look-alike tokens and look-alike addresses right after the real transactions go through -the regular cadence of receive → transfer. -It sent back 599,997, apparently charging a $3 fee. (Which exchange charges a $3 fee?) The 0x553 address etherscan.io/address/0x553c… got its’ first eth for gas from 0xd3b etherscan.io/address/0xd3b3… which itself appears to be a normal user with some hex stake history and has transaction history with some very high value wallets that appear to be normal users, not exchanges. For Example 0xd3b bought the hex top with $11k, staked for a year, and then sold at an 85% loss. and in 2021 It received 12 ETH, $63k USDC, and 9,190 WISE from etherscan.io/address/0xbddb… which has been active in the defi ecosystem since mid 2019 and has staked and traded hex, invested in all the old hex related shitcoins and spinoffs WISE ,HXY, pyrahex, HEX2X, and a long list of other coins. Nansen says they have transferred in and out over $26M. Other addresses that 0xd3b sent to were #tokentxns" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">etherscan.io/address/0x3199… which sent just under $1M USDC to Coinbase. There are many other transactions to and from other addresses which may lead to more clues. Conclusion: I dont think this wallet that sold PLS and bridged out, then back in is controlled by RH. It is related to addresses by means of first eth gas deposits and other bi-directional transactions that ape into too many shitcoins and buy the tops and sell the bottoms. this doesnt seem like RH behaviour. But due to the psuedonymous nature of these, its impossible for us to know who controls these addresses. Only Coinbase and Binance and other exchanges that these addresses have sent from and to know from their KYC, but they probably dont care. These great mysteries show the true beauty of a system with no expectations. If you want to explore more, i recommend digging more into 0xd3b, 0xbddb, and 0x3199. The tools i used to analyze this: - etherscan - nansen.ai - pulsechainpocketwatcher.anvil.app - chat gpt code interpreter - bloxy.info

#Bitcoin has been hacked again. People's addresses were being emptied, but they kept their private keys secure. Or has it? Once again, Richard Heart is going to teach you the reality about blockchains that no one else will. You know how all those "wallets" were "being emptied?" I am going to tell you how, and it wil lmake you sad. MILK SAD. Andreas M. Antonopoulos, a talker, not a builder, promoted "bx seed" to generate wallets, and guess what. It lost people a lot of money. Lots and lots. Here's how. A blockchain requires YOUR work, YOUR labor on YOUR computer that YOU and YOU alone control. When YOU generate your private key using math. It's used to derive your public key. Then people can write public database entries that reference the "address" derivation of your public key as an "owner" and that's what people mistakenly called "sending" cryptocurrency. Nothing was actually sent at all. So what's the problem? When YOU choose to run software with a mistake in it on YOUR computer. Then YOU can generate, all on your own a weak private key. One that others can predict. Uh Oh. Now you, no matter how private you key YOUR "private key" (or seed words, as we use these days, nearly the same thing.) get "hacked" by anyone that wants to write to the public database called the blockchain, that the private key tied to the "funds" has "moved" them to a new db entry (address.) Uh oh. You lost your money, because of your own choices and your own software that you chose to run. Really some databse values just changed, but to you, the miseducated public, miseducated by nearly everyone else in cryptocurrency except me. I tell you the truth nearly no one else will or can. I'm the one that tells you about weak RNG (random number generation) being an attack vector BTC users have fallen pray to before. Now I'm telling you again. On the blockchain YOU do all the work, and You are at risk when YOU run the wrong software. No Bitcoin miner could have saved you. My suggestion to you, is that since blockchains are all socially enforced networks anyway, that you try to use the same software everyone else is using, so that if everyone gets hacked at once, you can socially fork to before the hack, and reverse much of the damage. No one else will tell you that. It's wonderful that PulseChain uses the same, most popoular EVM blockchain software available. Safer, more secure, more battle tested. Thanks to the team at milksad.info for finding the vulnerability. Report on the weak cwe.mitre.org/data/definitio… On the blockchain it is your labor, your computation, and your writing data to the public ledger by mining your own block, or paying someone else to. You are the network. YOU need to be viligent of whom you listen to and what software you choose to run. I teach you how to use software better and whats really going on, while the rest of the world hangs you out to dry. Why MILK SAD? Bunning bx seed on 3.x versions with a system time of 0.0 always generates the following secret: milk sad wage cup reward umbrella raven visa give list decorate bulb gold raise twenty fly manual stand float super gentle climb fold park Something simliar happeend in Trust Wallet as well. nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CV…

@sammyChica @SECGov @brian_armstrong ETH Apparently is all okay as it's sufficiently decetralized sec.gov/news/speech/sp…

The @SECGov announced the #Hex lawsuit hours after reports of an interesting statement from the regulatory body surfaced. According to the CEO of Coinbase, @brian_armstrong, the SEC told Coinbase to halt the trading of all crypto assets except for #Bitcoin prior to suing them. In an interview with Financial Times, Armstrong stated, “They came back to us, and they said . . . we believe every asset other than Bitcoin is a security. And, we said, well how are you coming to that conclusion, because that’s not our interpretation of the law. And they said, we’re not going to explain it to you, you need to delist every asset other than Bitcoin. Thus, by the looks of it, the SEC is potentially set to pursue any and every crypto asset and company it can, except for those associated with Bitcoin, in the ruse of violation of securities laws since they claim all crypto assets apart from BTC is security. #Crypto @RichardHeartWin Full article google.com/amp/s/www.fxst…

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PulseChain News: @0xCoast could be attaching a debit card to their fiat on and off ramp! Directly off board from PulseChain straight to your debit card! This would be huge for PulseChain! $HEX

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