https://techcrunch.com/2023/07/31/s...-pulse-x-for-fraud-securities-violations/amp/ Well well well. Who’da thunk!
https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-143 One of the Investor rounds raised 354 million dollars Allegedly of course 217 million was transferred subsequently from that Funds wallet to a private individuals wallet.
Can't believe such law abiding members of the public, with a wonderful moral compass when it comes to their opinions on topics, would be involved in such a thing. Fake news surely!!!
Hex was trending on twitter again the other day, and the guy who owns it (richard heart was it?) - the amount of bots and brainwashed people repeating/copying word for word tweets was mental.
I wonder if all the hexagons or whatever they called themselves on twitter, are still bleating on twitter about how it's Barnsley's loss that Hex are no longer making them millions.
Wow. Who would've guessed something that looked like a blatant scam turned out to, in fact, be a scam. Their twitter fanbase all seemed to be absolute weird nonces as well.
Don't know enough of HEX and whether it's a scam, it's definitely a crap investment......but, the SEC go after numerous cryptos, its their job, with limited success, just because they are involved doesn't mean its a fait accomplis, they do it all the time to much more reputable schemes.
It was peak Tarn to accept a sponsorship from a company that was face up ******** to anyone with an iota of common sense.
A good thing the people of Barnsley didn’t pin their hopes and dreams on the amazing returns available from Hex. From the market high it’s down 99%, 90% over the last year.
Well said..they just lost against Ripple. The best part of that article was learning about black diamonds. Amazing! https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auc...the-enigma-a-555-55-carat-fancy-black-diamond
