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My draught to support RH Letter of Support To the Honourable Court, My name is HexIsBest / BeatsOverWei. My cousin first introduced me to Richard Heart’s work. After looking into it myself, I decided on my own to follow and support it because of how clear and honest he has always been about what it is and what it isn’t. I’ve been involved for more than five years, used the systems he helped create, and shared the same ideas around self-custody with close family and friends. In February 2025, U.S. District Judge Carol Bagley Amon dismissed the SEC’s civil lawsuit against Richard Heart, HEX, PulseChain, and PulseX. The court found the SEC had not shown enough connection to the United States, since the promotions were aimed at a global audience and the alleged conduct happened abroad. The SEC was given the chance to amend its complaint and chose not to, so the case ended. Richard’s public style is often loud and over the top. A lot of people never get past that. What people who stuck around for years actually paid attention to were his clear, repeated statements that nothing is promised, that you shouldn’t expect profit from other people’s work, and that you need to take responsibility for your own decisions and your own keys. That clarity mattered to us and shaped how we approached it. The biggest lasting impact for my family has been the focus on freedom and self-sovereignty, freedom of speech, freedom of movement, and the freedom to transact without unnecessary middlemen. We’ve used these systems for years. The technology still works as designed even while he is detained, and the contracts continue to behave as expected. During market volatility and when centralized platforms had issues, holding our own keys meant we kept control of our assets when others who relied on intermediaries did not. My cousin and other relatives have also adopted these practices, which has given them more personal control and a clearer understanding of the risks involved. His detention has taken away a consistent public voice that argued for individual responsibility. The absence is noticeable. At the same time, the fact that the technology keeps running without him has shown that the systems were never dependent on any one person. His release would allow that voice to continue for people who have benefited from the emphasis on self-custody and clear communication. For my family and me, that has been a net positive. I ask that the Court consider the real-world effect of his work on ordinary participants who followed his guidance on self-sovereignty and who continue to use the technology he helped create. Respectfully, HexIsBest / BeatsOverWei

HEX is sitting around $0.00122. Pretty much flat on the day. Meanwhile, PulseX liquidity is around $32.6 million, and DEX volume is down roughly 30% in the latest reading. There are still sizeable HEX stakes appearing on both chains. That’s worth watching. But let’s not pretend a few locks cancel out weak volume or a red bridge week. The data can tell both stories.

50 million HEX moved between wallets, worth roughly $61,000. Then the same amount appeared in a 20-day PulseChain stake. That’s a transfer followed by a lock. Not a confirmed sale. It’s worth paying attention to large movements, but the wording matters. A transfer isn’t automatically selling pressure.

227 million HEX locked for 20 days. But here’s the detail CT needs to get right: That lock is on Ethereum. On PulseChain, another 50 million HEX was locked for 20 days. Different chains. Different stakes. Read the chain before celebrating the number. 👀

The bridge was down just $12,000 on November 8. That’s almost flat for the day. But zoom out and the picture changes: 7-day net: -$784,000 PulseX liquidity: $32.59 million One quiet day doesn’t erase a red week. And one red week doesn’t tell the whole story either. Both numbers matter.

Twenty-six days. No lawyer statement found. No new original post from Richard Heart. His XRP post is sitting at roughly 162,000 views, but that doesn’t answer the questions people are waiting on. And community petitions aren’t court proceedings. Until there’s an official update, silence is the honest description.

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This is a actually pretty cool!

Richard Heart is Innocent!

How I wish the chart looked like :) ethereum:0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39

Binance reopened withdrawals in phases after its reported $6.3B security incident. But the first day reportedly saw around $3.6B more leave than enter. That’s a serious reminder of how much power centralised platforms hold over access to your assets. Crypto was meant to offer another way. Self-custody. DeFi. Permissionless finance. Not simply replacing one financial gatekeeper with another. That’s why decentralised ecosystems like PulseChain matter. The point of crypto was never just to trade. It was to take control.