SEC may be closing in on one of the longest running Ponzi scheme HEX. Eric Apparently many HEX influenzas have received subpeonas, and their founder is talking about using secret chats

The SEC may be closing in on the HEX scam.

It seems subpoenas have been sent out to HEX influencers.

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HEX community has disputed the documents claiming someone has forged them, however former SEC attorney Mark Fagel has said it looks pretty much like a usual SEC subpoena that was served thousands of times he was there.

Mark Fagel: I’m not opining on the merits (though I doubt the SEC would have much trouble finding a security here). I’m just saying that efforts to debunk the subpoena are misinformed.

HEX community members keep pestering him claiming he has no clue about how SEC works.

Meanwhile HEX founder Richard Heart tweets about using secret chats with self destruct timer: https://twitter.com/RichardHeartWin/status/1588219611291570176

Do you accept the good advice you're given? You think you do, but do you really? Are you using secret chats with self destruct timers? Or are you a slow learner? Is it hard for you to click buttons?