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At this point, anyone who has followed the details, done the research, and applied independent critical thinking rather than taking tweets at face value should see that it’s no longer a question of if, but when. Coincidences don’t organise themselves this neatly. $pDAI
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Remember the ethereum:0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39 launch? Seen as extremely risky, RH accused of running a scam. Yet I confirmed on-chain that 315,633 BTC was free-claimed, mostly by whales: 42 owners claimed 1,000+ BTC each. Would this many whales sign with their Bitcoin keys on a site most called a scam?
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5/ On-chain, I found no link between the big holders, and none to HEX's origin address or RH-linked wallets. Several of the biggest claimed from fresh ETH wallets funded minutes before claiming.
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6/ Caveat: no link isn't proof of separate people. Wallets funded through exchanges leave no trail.
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I still find it strange that this token was created over two years ago. pump.tires doesn't allow token descriptions to be edited, and the creator hasn't made any other geographically themed Richard tokens.
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Below is a brief teaser for the new film I’m producing, illustrating the events of $pDAI from pre‑fork to today. It will help everyone understand the true history of events in detail.
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And again. $pDAI $HEX
$pDAI was “exploited” with minting bugs on numerous occasions but yet it continues to reach parity with $pHEX. Anyone else think this is odd?
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And you all still think b2f5996 isn’t our BFF? RH is talking about MakerDAO auctions here, which is what mr dong and others used to exploit pMaker. You really think he wouldn’t investigate significant protocols like MakerDAO he already understands in more detail prior to forking a chain he only has one attempt at? It’s rumoured that 5996 had “magic keys” though 🤷‍♂️ Just like how they left pCOMP available for anyone to take from 86Ff but only for those that knew where to find it. Oh and let’s not forget the pAAVE takeover which they let happen, unopposed. $pDAI
2023-02-01 Richard Heart - No One Was Running Bots In MakerDAO Auctions
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George buys ethereum:0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39
🤖 Made with AI
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There’s that number 33 again. The whale that wicked everything up on Pulsechain to mark the bottom, did so exactly 33 days before bitcoin’s run that began on the 17th August. $pDAI
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$pDAI was “exploited” with minting bugs on numerous occasions but yet it continues to reach parity with $pHEX. Anyone else think this is odd?
I don’t think it’s an accident that $HEX and $pDAI are returning to parity again.
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Funny that we're only hearing developments regarding the use of ProveX from @LibertySwapFi. Crazy, hey?
We have some great ideas combining the power of PeerX, ProveX, and Railgun. Game changer.
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Remember the first $pDAI inflation bug back in May 2023? EABB was one of the wallets involved in minting billions of pDAI through the fork's stale-oracle bug, then dumping it into the PulseX pDAI/WPLS pool. Guess who was buying. Maria. Maria bought 2.79 billion pDAI, with 76% of those purchases occurring while EABB was actively dumping. Across the whole period, Maria absorbed around 30% of everything EABB sold into that pool. Just another coincidence, I guess. Man, RH really is such a silly billy, all these Vietnamese children exploiting his chain. You can read the detail in the link in comments.
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FYI Maria spent ~300,000USD acquiring the pStables in this period, both $pUSDC and $pDAI.
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