Richard Heart, the founder of now infamous HEX token, has a history

When I heard about HEX token lately, the token that made ETH deflationary because so many people tried to jump on the wagon in time. The founder's name, 'Richard Heart', rang a bell. A bell with red flags in the background:

(his official Twitter)

He is also the founder of a (future?) ETH fork called 'Pulsechain'. A project shilled for years now, delayed multiple times already. People could make 'sacrifices' earlier to gain early access to the new chain's native token. I shit you not, he named it 'sacrifice' - with obvious legal implications.

(pulsechain.com)

Did this scare off investors? Apparently, a lot of people seemingly dumped their life savings into this project. This is how a redditor of pulsechain community sees the possible outcome:

https://preview.redd.it/d8if8es35gt91.png?757&format=png&auto=webp&s=0791e74148b585f34313fcbd743e7ccf5a57a285

I didn't crop out anything, '10x' is in fact the lowest possible answer. If you need some sad content, just visit their sub. Most people seem to understand what happened to them, but like suffering from stockholm syndrome, they stick to it - to be fair, what else could they do?

Meanwhile, the founder is wearing a Rolex on each wrist, twerking and showing off on the internet.

According to Beincrypto.com, offering spam-Emails is one of his earlier projects.

(beincrypto.com)

If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, and also quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck.