I think we just witnessed the Richard Heart exit.
Faking your death so people leave you alone and stop bugging you. Very illegal.
Faking your demise in an arrest in a country completely filled with judicial corruption so people stop asking you when the chain is going to pump.
Completely legal
I remember when Richard Heart sent me a mention or a dm when the Bitconnect news first hit about the SEC suing me around 2018 and he said something to the likes of “Here come the po po lol”
And I remember feeling so stupid, like “here’s this expert guy who is good at hiding his truth, keeping his “opsec” secure, lives somewhere where they can’t find him, and gets to freely enjoy life. Maybe I should move to a different country and move like this guy cause this SEC stuff isn’t going to go away. This rich expert who knows everything about that stuff is laughing at me. I’m such an idiot. I was moving so stupid. What was I thinking promoting this shit that was starting to look like a scam, here in the US? I should have been more like Richard Heart”
Whole time this dude was the dumb one moving like this. me staying in MY land and not being a pussy kept me out of major trouble (and even got me some of my hacked btc back). You would think someone as smart as RH would know how to bend reality and make it work in his favor. But he can’t because he operated in fear.
Maybe he gets out soon and beats all this stuff on his head now. But he lost a lot of street cred with me.
‼️Richard Heart talked about the Corruption Perceptions Index on The Michael Sartain Podcast. He basically said that if you go on Wikipedia and look at the corruption index, and the country you’re in scores badly, then it’s a sucky place. It sucks for everyone living there, and it’s only a matter of time before it starts sucking for you too.
What’s interesting is that Finland is the second least corrupt country in the world, while Turkey scores much worse on the corruption index.
Yet instead of staying in Finland and fighting his aggravated tax fraud case, where he could’ve potentially faced up to 4 years in prison, and possibly only served around 2 years with good behaviour, he chose to go down a completely different route.
Now he’s ended up in a whole load of trouble in Turkey, a country that scores far worse for corruption than Finland.
Seems a bit ironic considering what he said on that podcast. #PulseChain
Richard Heart: hey let’s put a car in your name.
Wife: ok but something low profile right?
Richard Heart:
🔴 Richard James Schueler’in eşi adına kayıtlı 9 araç muhafaza altına alındı.
📌 Yüksek miktarda kripto para dolandırıcılığı yaptığı gerekçesiyle INTERPOL tarafından Kırmızı Bülten ile aranan Richard James Schueler ve eşi gözaltına alınmıştı.
📌 Eşi adına tescilli olduğu belirlenen 9 araca el koyma işlemi gerçekleştirildi. Araçlar otoparka çekildi.
Earlier this year in April I found out ancient humans took on average 10,000 to 15,000 steps a day
I said oh hell nah…
TrVon retweeted
The man's got onions..
🧅🧅
Instead of waiting on Richard Heart to do this, which he won’t, you could just port over into $More on Pulsechain and stake it instead. Same staking and rewards minus the inflation.
It’s literally the reason why we designed staking for $More this way because of this very flaw in Hex. I liked the product but it was hard for me to be bullish on it because of the inflation. So I took the best part of Hex: The time-lock, the rewards mechanism, and penalty mechanism. Then removed the inflation aspect and put it on a capped supply token.
$FUEL is LIVE on ETHEREUM!
0x465B7E1c2BcC86bc6C2d8AD786e7d1359C3E3547
BE AWARE! being that this version of $FUEL is on ETH, it has very volatile gas fees. I would only mint when gwei is low (Around 0.1 Gwei). Minting when gas is higher than .1 to .3 gwei will have you REKT and overpaying to mine!
This version is for experienced users ONLY! All the same rules of every other $FUEL, with Ethereums volatile gas prices to mix things up :)
