JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
We were told he wasn’t a fraudster thoughHex now officially a fraud like the rest. Are there any "real" cryptos out there still on normal crypto exercise or have they all been locked up?
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DuuuncanHadaPigeon
Player Valuation: £10m
Yes HEX has crashed just like near every other crypto. Anyone who has invested in any crypto in the past 2 years has lost money, as I have said many many times, crypto regularly crashes 85-95%
love it keep it up sir, I don't have twitter so I am saved from the crypto and chico cult cringe.
whats that old saying, innocent until proven guilty?We were told he wasn’t a fraudster though
Let's not forget, the SEC recently lost a similar case against XRP and has made these claims against a lot of other coins too.
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
I just hope no one listened to any advice
‘Just buy & stake hex to become wealthy.’
‘I don't encourage anyone to trade. I am encouraging people to buy and stake HEX,’
There is no stopping hex
Just buy hex and stake it.
Just hope nobody banged all of their dough into crypto.
DuuuncanHadaPigeon
Player Valuation: £10m
now go back and quote all the times I say that crypto is highly volatile and regularly crashes 85-95%, I am guessing you won't do that. I have also said many times how 99% of crypto is rubbish, but you won't quote that either I am sure.
tbh it crashed yesterday far less than I expected. wet farts have caused larger crypto scares than what we saw yesterday with hex. of course the real news from yesterday, if you believe such stuff, is that hex is run as a Ponzi scheme, but maybe we already knew that.
on the contrary, I hope a lot of people lost enough money to scare them straight. not enough to make them jump of a building, but enough to learn them a hard lesson.
100% it's run as a Ponzi scheme.
If I had no morals and was invested in this I would try and get my fellow Everton fans involved to create profit for myself.
markets are so large and the number of people even on Everton internet site #1 is so small that building pockets of interest like this have virtually no effect on price; I'm the sort of simpleton who believes that the person you describe is a zealot who will die on crypto hill but if you believe such is an evil person who will pinch pennies from babies then I will listen and learn.
The Crypto nuts are like a cult calling each others sect as frauds.
The Hexican community knew what they signed upto at the start and went out to push the message of " Mad Gainz " and how they are making massive profits.
I ate chicken tenders for years enjoying them before I realized I was simply poor
As Hex is about half a cent a piece I might grab a hundred and ride them to the mooooon.
DuuuncanHadaPigeon
Player Valuation: £10m
The SEC has charged him with conducting unregistered offerings of crypto securities. I don't think HEX is a security, it is an immutable smart contract that can't be shut down, even if Richard Heart goes to jail or even dies. The way he raised money for Pulsechain however, I think they may have a case there, but again, it is just a blockchain ran by thousands of decentralized validators, so they can't exactly shut it down.
Another thing to note, when pulsechain launched, there was no bridge into the chain, so everything was literally worthless for the first 4/5 days. Once a bridge was set up the market gave everything a value...
The SEC just lost their case against Ripple, which is an actual company, that actually sell their tokens to fund their business. The interesting thing with this case, is their is no hex company, no employees to go after and everything that happened with the money he raised is on chain.
Let's see what happens
DuuuncanHadaPigeon
Player Valuation: £10m
lol we have been through this before. For anything to be a ponzi you need someone at the top, taking money from new investors and giving it to old investors. HEX is just a smart contract, it is trustless and you and only you interact with it. Now, if you want to call it a massive bubble, then go for it, but by definition it is not a ponzi.
any contract which can be so easily manipulated, revoked, violated, or simply "not registered" by a single party, at his whim or for his personal uses, I will suggest is not "a contract"