Have you noticed the latest scam here on YT? Seen it a few times now in very different vids; I love this video at large❤❤,. you remind me of what someone once said.. " Making money is an Action, keeping money is behavior, Growing money is Knowledge" . I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth.... Same words....and literary mistakes in them. 😂
How the project does not exist 🤔? Check chain list , check maximus_dao and do a better research, hadron allow you to borrow against your HSI . I can go for way deeper in to this . But keep barking .
It's kinda funny how the little girl is just confused. She doesn't even understand what working is like, or why this should be exciting in the first place.
Apparently richard does it to troll because it get's him views and more followers, i didn't believe this at first then seen him post his tweet analytics, and one silly mismatched looking outfit gained him over 400 followers.
@@michaelstollairetbarceo3287 Bruh, wasting investor money on overpriced outfits is not trolling. And 400 followers is only .14% of his 291,000 followers, so I doubt the miniscule gain had to do with his outfits.
@@Ryan-wr8fx He was retired before BTC was invented. Even if he used they're funds (which isn't true, cuz you can check on chain data) he has all the rights to do so. Vitalik even sells ETH on every top of bull(with exception the last time he sold bottom). 🤠
Funny how many business are outright now saying they aren't a family(forgot the companies name) I remember again it's Shopify “Shopify, like any other for-profit company, is not a family,” he continued. “The very idea is preposterous. You are born into a family. You never choose it, and they can’t un-family you. The dangers of ‘family thinking’ are that it becomes incredibly hard to let poor performers go. Shopify is a team, not a family.” but yeah the notion that companies are families is dumb
Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
@@beavatatlan Hello Bekesi-Marton György, yes better you scamm people like Alex Saunders, SBF, Machensky (?) , luna etc.have done 😅 . With Hex nobody got scammed, its a contract who does what it says it would do, nothing more. Please do your own research and don't listen to unknown people (me too) . I wish US two all the best for our futures 🤗 .
@@danupulhex2623 This is so dumb. because other projects haev failed, HEX isn't a scam? What type of scammer tells you its a scam? You are in the process of being scammed, even if you don't realize it. I guarantee you I have done at least 100x the research on HEX that you have.
Oh it is... And he's paying for a TON of bots and shills. Come back to these comments in a few days and you'll see a lot of accounts sticking up for hex, saying things like "I'm happy, it's gone up 1000x, guess you want to stay poor" , and calling videos like this "great advertising for hex".
@@volvo09 dude crypto bots are crazy, first they post a comment that is related to the video, then it gets a ton of likes and the replies are filled with bots that are talking to one another but all talk is related to a particular financial guy. I bet you it actually tricks a lot of people into thinking it's a genuine comment thread.
In the very near future, Hex will be raging higher and we'll all come back to flame and troll this video, only to find it deleted by the uploader, lull
@@elLooto The people saying crypto was a scam in 2012 missed the 1,000,000%+ gains during that time period, and those who understood the tech are all retired millionaires, or if they're still working in crypto can basically write their own pay-cheque. You need to overcome your bias, and don't miss the train bro. There's still time to learn about crypto, but with each passing year the window of opportunity is passing you buy. Good luck fren.
@@LaliaNoiseGlass1 That's what people in the business of economics call an "inflation bubble". Just make sure to be out when it pops. Last time a bubble popped, it wasn't really pretty, was it?
Investing is easy, if the value of the currency is not assured by a tangible asset with intrinsic value, the value is speculative only. You could win the world or lose your ass. Losses are almost assured for anyone that is not in control of the distribution of the fiat currency.
How does it feel to be the guy that missed 6,900,000x ROI on Bitcoin because you were too smart to buy some? Also the USD isn't backed by anything, and they literally print it out of thin air
HEX made my best buddy into a millionaire. It's done EXTREMELY well by me, as well. It's wrong of you to mislead your viewers. They could have taken advantage of the current buying opportunity, but because of you, they'll never go to the HEX website and they'll miss out. That's all on you dude. edit: JUST KIDDING, it's actually great how you're bringing so much more visibility to HEX. Every new HEX user is a person saved from the wreckage of the rest of the crypto space. 🎉
Yes, everyone who joins this scheme (as opposed to the … other ones) will effortlessly generate new bonus money forever, you’ve cracked the code, you’re an incredible genius, I’m so proud of you, godspeed
@@pacificthrenodies7950 still only paying for things with precious metals, eh? Or you more of a direct bartering sort of guy. Chickens for medicine, that sort of thing?
@@pacificthrenodies7950 Hexicans mint their own staking rewards for following through on their own stakes. The Hex contract is immutable with 100% uptime triple audited code (no one can turn it off and it will never break).
@@JamesStakerWin Yeah, we all know how smart-contracts work, thank you. Doesn't change the fact that this token is worthless, and doesn't do anything else but transfer wealth away from newbs stupid enough to buy into the cult.
lol, just because you talk fast, doesn't mean what you are saying is smart or even right. You mean to tell me, that if more investors invest, the more valuable it gets???? Thats Crazy talk!
Haha, exactly. Unreal. I remember him on launch day discussing that with tone vays and I wanted to punch my cars radio as I was listening to Richard say he didn't control the main wallet..... Sure enough he moved funds out. The court case can't come soon enough, it's going to feel great years later looking back at that day as everyone told him you can't do this as he brushed them all off with that arrogant "debate" style he always has, and always resorts to cussing when caught in a lie.
@@keileighm2785 you just made that up... Where is he selling people out to margin trading? I've followed him since '17 and he has never done that. Your reply stinks of "paid shill" or a shill bot. Off topic, and very pointed at a specific topic, which is tone.
This video could be 10 seconds long... here's the script for free. "HEX works and the founder is already a billionaire with a flawless trustless DeFi product. Oh and he wants to fund medical research and charity to save your life and be a force for good in the world." That's the real Richard Heart Story. Good dude.
I listened to him a bit after Ivan's show, he makes some good points. Then he mostly just showed off all the stuff he buys and I didn't buy... To be fair the entire market is down.
@@gustavofidalgocrypto Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
3:20 is when the scammer pitch videos end and the video actually begins. Once you've seen one of those financial freedom promo videos, you've seen them all
@@TheUnHEXable Every time I see these hate videos I RELISH them. When the low IQ's accept the scam narrative but those with discernment Who can do their due diligence discover All the tech and thought processes that's gone into HEX and how every copy cat has gone to 0, they're just helping the marketing
Sounds like he just combined the idea of a Certificate of Deposit, a pyramid scheme, and sprinkled a bit of cult on top for flavor. That about accurate?
The Hex website has a 'scam' page that touches on your exact question. Interesting UE didn't even pull up that page in this video... Anyhow, I would recommend looking it over if you're at all curious.
Richard Heart wears clothes from Gucci and Burberry expressly designed for vulgar tasteless show offs. Give people like him a rail of pieces and he’ll choose the most tasteless garments
I love this. That he calls it "sacrifice" which spiritually means to give something up for no earthly return while telling the marks that they will get a return is just effing funny. Literally telling the marks they are being taken, and all they have to do to see through the scam is know what sacrifice means.
He explicitly and repeatedly said don't expect anything in return. You had a choice between donating to make a political statement in support of free speech. Or donating to the SENS foundation to support longevity research. A lot of people interpreted this as an attempt to maneuver around the Howey Test to avoid it being classified as a security. And so far it seems very much like the new Ethereum fork will launch. But it's hard to classify something as a scam when people are explicitly told not to expect anything. They're just investors placing bets on whether this new take on an ICO will work and whether horizontal scaling of Ethereum fills a market need. It's a high risk high reward investment, but it doesn't make it a scam.
They bought the top of the bull market and we're in a bear market, so they got scammed? So people that bought Bitcoin at $69k got scammed by Satoshi, right? Everything in your video has been debunked. Well done.
Out of curiosity, do you think that about all crypto currencies? Is there something about Hex's particular crypto mechanisms? Or are you basing this off the aesthetics and marketing of Hex?
FFFFFFF or 7F... Financial Fund Freezing For Fantastic Financial Freedom. Great concept! =) Seriously, locking your capital via a stake prevents you from selling "too soon", emotionally. It's a huge temptation to sell when you do your first 10x, 100x, 1000x. But it's better to have at least some of your capital doing x10 000 (HEX did that in mid 2021). Thus, long term "unbreakable" staking helps delay gratification, because you are FORCED TO DELAY GRATIFICATION since you must absolutely respect the contract. Not respecting the contract triggers penalties that can even nuke your principal, in some cases. No easy way out. Only when you accumulate enough capital can you reach financial freedom. Many Hexicans have already reached financial freedom, despite the current 95%+ bear market for HEX...
Why don't you spend your time warning ppl about exchanges, FTx, Celcius like Richard Heart did. He saved many ppl and family, he changed many lives, and opened opportunities.
I'm not a HEX holder, or a “Hexigan”, etc. So not part of the cult. But I follow most of the interesting projects and people in the space, including Richard Heart and his ecosystem. And I have to say, this video is quite misleading. For example, the 38% return they mention on the website, is just the average return people have achieved so far. I agree that putting the 38% ROI on the website may be misleading from HEX’s point of view too. But it’s useful to explain to people, that there is in fact nothing special about that 38%. HEX's actual supply inflation is less than 3.7%, which is more than sustainable into the future. It’s just that the average price of HEX has risen since it was launched, so that +/-3.7% inflation has an actual value of 38% including the price appreciation. And there is nothing unusual or problematic about that at all. You also showed a price chart to show how the price of HEX has gone down during the bear market. But the HEX price chart literally looks like every other crypto chart in the bear market. There's nothing unusual about the HEX price action at all. It's the same as every other crypto. I love your work in general, but you definitely made a few mistakes and misleading statements in this video.
@Cozy Corner Owl HEX's current inflation is lower than Bitcoin's. Also, when Bitcoin was young, like HEX, it dropped 95% too. So did Ethereum. Cryptos are more volatile when younger, and slowly become more stable when older (but less gains).
How much did they pay you for this hit piece? Hex is a code that makes coins. You can run it or not. It's 3 years old works just fine. Where are the victims? Maybe you should cover luna, cel,blockfi, ftx, Voyager, babel or like litterly anything else.
Cult or not, I don’t see the people who made 10000x on Hex, Bitcoin, or Ethereum, complaining. Maybe most here just missed the boat on the weird opportunity and are bitter? P.S. circumventing regulations is a good thing. It’s the reason crypto was invented.
"hexicans" are groups of a half dozen people descended from the nation of Mexico. They accomplish hard work at reasonable prices Example: "We need a new roof". "Okay, I'll call a Hexican"
it's either massive with ~20b market cap, and is super popular. Or has less than 500m marekt cap by my estimates (not including Richard's share, because why would that be relevant?), but is a "hidden gem"... so... not super popular? Hexicans want their cake and eat it too. 2 million daily volume - that should say it all. There's no volume because Richard owns nearly all of it lol. Which also btw makes it super centralized. 2m volume but its bigger than ADA. Like, come on. Richard is smart because he knows a subset of the population lap up his shit.
To be honest this made me look into hex and Richard heart. No so much of a fan of Richard heart although he makes a lot of good points. However i just brought some Hex. Ill take the risk and see how it goes. Got to be better then holding fiat at this point.
@@toomanyaccounts if no hex is being sold from the OA wallet then yes, Richard isn’t making any money. The only valid criticism in this video imo is when he showed Richard flip flopping on some stuff which I’ve always agreed with. The cult shit is so corny tho it’s not a cult it’s a crypto with a dedicated fanbase lmao. Also that $27 million was donated to the SENS foundation I think it was, however there were two sacrifices and I believe one of them had all the crypto sacrificed (except for hex due to unneeded sell pressure) converted into usdt which is why there is evidence of that sacrifice wallet transacting the money (in order to maintain the value of sacrificer funds) all of which was made public
@@toomanyaccounts there is not a lot of liquidity in the hex ecosystem because while it is one of the top crypto in terms of mc, it is not listed on any centralized exchanges due to exchanges requiring a large bag of hex, which I believe when Richard or a rep was in talks with exchanges at some point they wanted hex from the OA wallet, but that would require Richard to send the funds (if he is the owner) from the OA. This would make Hex 10000x more valuable in terms of price and liquidity, but Richard did not do so to prove he is not in control of the wallet ( or at least if he is he is acting completely in good faith and possibly destroyed the keys) just my thoughts on it tho I’m no cult member and have many criticisms for Richard Heart himself, but I expect hex to do quite well the token itself is dope imo
Appreciate the video and thank you for all that you do. Here are a couple of HEX facts that may prove interesting: 1) HEX is commonly seen as a Ponzi scheme, and Hexicans often have weak or no arguments against this. However, there is a very interesting corner of the 2nd section shown on the top at 5:34 that allows HEX to evade this description in theory. I can't type it directly here, but it has the word "vision" in it. Its existence is indicative of the lengths that were gone to to architect the very deliberate mechanisms behind HEX: there, you can see when future HEX stakes end in a graphical fashion. That changes the game quite a bit while offering more evidence of regulatory evasion. A Ponzi scheme benefits earlier investors at the expense of later investors. However, with the data available via a little digging, all the later investor has to do is end their stake before a substantial number of HEX stakes end in the future. Thus they get their coins before previous investors, can sell them when the supply is lower (before a large amount of HEX are minted again), and get an even better return than earlier investors. If a later investor can reap more benefit than an earlier investor with just an hour taken reading about the coin and doing their due diligence before investing in it, can it really be called a Ponzi? This aspect of HEX almost makes it a potential anti-Ponzi, since later investors can benefit from being able to decide to sell end-staked HEX earlier. It's more like game theory at that point, where the true reward goes to those who do enough research into the coin before investing. For later investors, it's discovering that you can end your stake earlier than earlier investors. For earlier investors, it's banking on the fact that most later investors will not discover this or care enough about it to impact their earlier investment. This, again, was all likely designed with full awareness of the Ponzi definition in mind. 2) Its inflation rate is about 3.89% on average across the entire supply, since only staked HEX is inflated, and about 1/10ths of all HEX is staked. Staked HEX thus gets the 38.9% advertised. If RH does own 9/10 of all HEX and it's unstaked, that accounts for the missing amount. I've also heard that end-staked HEX gets sent to the account that originated the stake, and duplicated to a second address which the staker "should have no expectations of". If that's true, it means the inflation is actually doubled and sent to a Richard Heart-controlled account, making the inflation rate more exactly equal to the US dollar's rate of 3.85 * 2 = 7.7% per year, while lowering perceived inflation over time if the extra HEX he gets remains unstaked, which would all have definitely been done by design. Overall, I think HEX is a remarkably well-devised piece of immutable smart contract machinery, made to mimic the standard certificate of deposit in a manner which turns the concept of a pyramid scheme on its head. Unfortunately, it is married to a founder with a nefarious past, with centralized ownership of its origin address and associated addresses, and a fanatical community which often doesn't fully understand it or its ramifications on the crypto space. Without those factors, it would be a far more attractive proposition (as far as crypto is concerned), although I'm all but certain people will continue flocking to it fanatically in the years ahead while understanding very little about it.
That is not true. HEX stakers are penalized greatly for ending a stake early, sometimes they will literally lose it all. So they don't really have the option to end early and get out faster.
@@pimplepickerton That's not what I'm referring to. I'm referring to stakers who end their stakes earlier than other stakers, and have done so because they planned to do so.
@@pimplepickerton I'll try to say where you can see the data here: in the Links section of the HEX homepage, look for the hex vision link, then the graphic that shows the end stake days of all stakes.
Hello, according to 2) please do your own (deep) research instead only "I've also heard...." sorry you "heard" the wrong/false informations. When you look yourself you see the truth not only the lies others told. 🤗 . Richard Heart (Schueler) never ever rugged someone but instead what did: alex saunders from nugget news who rugged his followers? Sam Bankman Fried (like bacon) from FTX ? Alex Mashinsky from celsius ? luna etc. ? These where scammers who stole the money from the people, not Hex, a product without admin keys that worked over 1000 days without any problems.
Typically the first(or at least earlier) people to get out of a ponzi are the ones that are profitable. Also anyone that bought HEX in the last couple 3 years is down significantly on their investment.
Are you kidding me? It seems you don't understand the basics of the current economic model. Hex is the best invention of the century! And your viewers don't take more than 30sec of research before criticising something that clearly they don't understand... I always try to spread positivity so guys, please, do this for your own benefit, use critical thinking and research the project... compare to other projects... and then draw conclusion. HEX is never going away! Best community, best product, best logo, best tokenomics....
Imagine spending time and energy trying to convince people about code that's immutable..and will function regardless of how much energy you put out there. The man hours taken to do this is admirable but wasted...
You literally proved the video's point... Even if you are not down 97%, because you got in early, most people are down over 95%. You scumbags are just onboarding naive stupid investors to exit when your stake ends... Also, stop bullshitting. You are not up 10,000% lol... What was even the lowest price of Hex?
@@cryptosteve5377 yup. Classic response. Everything else is down too. Bnb isnt 97% down. And hex marketed itself before not being affected by bear market 😂
Go to Coin market cap. Click on all on the Chart. Then bottom right you will see the log button. It's the button for the logarithmic chart. Not log in. You will see the true chart not the false chart shown to you by this youtuber.
@I'm Pekorick this is common sense logic … how can the token hyper inflate when a majority of the inflation won’t even be released for 7 years…. And it keeps getting longer and longer everyday…. The average stake length used to be 4.3 years now it’s 6.7 years and will continue to get longer as people delay gratification for the maximum long term reward.
Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
Yea, after your videos showing the corruption and the deception of the crypto industry, i've sold all my crypto, and im just going to invest elsewhere.
@JunkBondTrader yes but i bought in at the price i sold it at, so i didn't lose anything. Yea, i reckon pretty it's smooth to get out of a scam i was persuaded into at no loss. 👍
@@keileighm2785 I know that Schiff pursues low-hanging fruit that people have a hard time defending. He's biased against crypto in the extreme, and does whatever he can to promote switching to gold. Regardless of how people feel about him, he often doesn't berate credible business owners.
@@jicudi I was just saying watch it because Richard held well against him and won the debate by a mile.. this was just a crappy part of the clip.. even if you’d never buy hex etc and I’m not saying too I would watch the debate as it’s interesting.. Edit: also I know a lot of people don’t know about RH but he’s been honest in the crypto scene for a long time and aside from shilling hex when he talks about other issues and does price calls for free he knows his stuff.
@@keileighm2785 He certainly comes across as competent and disciplined, and UE even mentioned that he's been doing this since he was young. Regardless, he can be a tremendous benefit for other people in other spheres, but this facet of his professional life reeks of corruption.
@@jicudi he wants to be the best in crypto , there’s plenty of people over the years that no one called out that have scammed yet he’s been given crap for years and seems to just want to say f you to all the people that have.. honestly only time will tell but I wouldn’t call this video a fair representation because I don’t think he’s going to scam anyone.. like worst case is you buy at a bad time but that’s kind of on you as the person.. same is said across all stocks etc.. like Facebook is down but I wouldn’t say they’re scamming people..
@I'm Pekorick You have it completely wrong. HEX is tradable on a DECENTRALIZED open market. The yield one is earning from staking is payed out in HEX. The open market decides if HEX is worth anything. How can this be so hard for people to understand?
@I'm Pekorick You do understand we are in a bear market right? This is not the first time, nor the last time that HEX will drop 90% in dollar value. HEX has 3 years of flawless uptime and probably your best bet in crypto. But you should go on and stay ignorant to this fact and move on to something you believe in. You will eventually buy in a couple of years from now when you fully understand the mechanics.
I just realized you shown hex chart why not show every other cryptocurrency chart just saying. My man trying to fool average viewers who don’t invest for shit LOL
Mate I love you videos. This one is the best yet for me, and I can see you growing as a creator. I just wanted to say to take care of yourself mate. A lot of uploads recently, and I just hope youre not sacrificing anything for that. If not then keep up the good work and keep on grinding King.
yess, exactly I don't like my neighbor so I don't buy my dream lamborghini because he has still one 😅 . Please sire, do your own research about hex, pulsechain and pulsex don't only listen to you tubers who earn money with you following them. I sincerely wish all the best for your future 🤗 .
@@entryman the truth will come out in time. Hex is 99% social media shills and bots claiming how great it is. Only a small fraction made profits on the pump, yet every social media comment from non subscribers chasing the topic are positive... I see right through the spamming. Every other crypto I've heard people say they are worried, but never with hex.. it's clear there are bots and paid shills (free coins, etc) supporting it's reputation.
Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
@@haze4ever hey, I didn't put a bot in! Like bitcoin, only proof of Spam Like our Great leader, the chosen The price of Prada The G of Gucci Our Massiah of MASSIVE GAAAAINS I Could recommend loads of stuff, but I'm thinking your probably a paper hands guy
@@UpperEchelon I'll be honest, I tuned out during the intro. So long as you keep producing the quality you do though, I'll sit through whatever intro you put on the content.
I’m so happy that the worst I’ve ever been scammed was trying to buy a Nintendo switch for my gf and I sent payment via friends and family … lost out on £160 which is entirely my fault for believing in it. But man, am I glad that was the height of me getting scammed, in comparison to…… This.
You were scammed because you put your trust in a middleman who decided to rug pull you and not follow through on the deal you thought existed. Hex has NO MIDDLEMEN. It's a smart contract with triple audited code, 100% uptime, and no admin keys (NO ONE can go in and change the code). It is impossible for the Hex smart contract to scam you. The Hex smart contract runs on Ethereum and soon PulseChain, which themselves are similarly bullet-resistant.
As a 'Hexican' myself I can see how this all looks super scammy, I've known that from the start, I was very hesitant to buy Hex which is why it took me about a year to first buy some. I was a basically a Bitcoin maxi. Anyway when you buy Hex you pretty much have to learn how to use Metamask and Decentralised exchanges, this step is a massive learning curve as most will just stick to centralised exchanges and many will lose access to their coins there. However this learning curve is the key to understanding that decentralised platforms are likely the future of crypto. No middlemen no BS, just you and the code. Hex is an immutable code so it can never be altered unlike many other defi products. The mathematics behind Hex is genius, the way the inflation is paid out to the stakers. People who can help hold the price up are the ones who don't sell which is the same with every single coin in crypto, but the difference is that in Hex you actually get rewarded for that. Also nobody has to stake their coins and many don't. You can just hold and sell whenever you want. I personally don't like the idea of cults and never have done, for me it's just a community of people who understand what Richard has created by diving down the rabbit hole themselves. Basically it's a system that allows people to stake their coins without any middleman risk (it was the first one to do that btw). When you're passionate about something you want the world to know and this is why Hexicans can seem pushy and culty, obviously in every coin with many thousands of people you're going to get some bad apples. Its all about making your own financial decisions and doing your own research and not blindly listening to someone just because they've made a very convincing video on UA-cam.
Jesus Christ you really did fall into the cult pit, I hope you dig yourself out before you lose everything but looking at your channel you appear to be far to gone
... and of course where it all falls apart is the simple fact that just like any other shitcoin it still relies on new people dumb enough to buy in and drive up the price so that the existing bag-holders can cash out.
@Moldy Shishkabob Well, the long and short of it is that we consume ourselves with...ourselves. In a culture which is highly neurotic (but paradoxically, has no actual NEED to be neurotic), the culture ends up consuming itself (eg. It's own children) These are generally considered to be warnings against over (or under) parenting, that is being too focused on following the right way vs being overly permissive. ...but what's the "proper" way to parent...? 🤷♂️ Look towards the "perfect" child for a guide. ✌️
@@JeffCaplan313 Mammon is the most boring and most insidious of the bunch because he is incredibly banal, but in the same times he have incredible skills to make excuses for Moloch or Baal.
@@moldyshishkabob Money is power and as Platon said a man's real whorth showed when we look what he does with power. And sadly most people are rotten in the modern age. But what should we do in the Ashes of a Civilisation?
@@notlordh3x how many more people got rekt though? Or you're concerned only about your gains? It's practically a zero sum game, if someone gains, others loose. Usually not immediately but eventually it's inevitable. People played these kinds of scams for over a century and still there are incredibly naive people.
@@VladK-1 who’s been rekt? Are you stupid? Like honestly worst case is you bought a top and you should wait. At the same time Rh said what he thought would be the btc top and that affects the whole market. I own a few cryptos and honestly hex is the one I’m happiest with. Obv Eth and btc are safe but I don’t expect as much in returns from it.
I was born the mid 80's. I think I saw the golden age of my time. Lately it feels like every one is going insane and things are falling part everywhere. Am I the only one who feels that way?
I would say we are just going through massive growing pains. We have reached a point where technology is eclipsing the old financial and societal order. I was born in the mid 80's as well and I have seen technology go from rotary land line phones to the smart phones that we have today and all the technology they encompass. I think we are reaching a future where freedom will be the default. However, the old power structure that need the outdated systems to keep control will try and make the future a dystopia in order to hold onto what power they have. The technology will overcome their control in the end and humanity will evolve.
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Richard Heart is a scammer. Who controls the wallet? He does. Duhhhhhhh!!!
Have you noticed the latest scam here on YT?
Seen it a few times now in very different vids;
I love this video at large❤❤,. you remind me of what someone once said.. " Making money is an Action, keeping money is behavior, Growing money is Knowledge" . I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth....
Same words....and literary mistakes in them. 😂
How the project does not exist 🤔? Check chain list , check maximus_dao and do a better research, hadron allow you to borrow against your HSI . I can go for way deeper in to this . But keep barking .
And ya x7 ads on this video so you doing this for your own financial benefit.
I greatly enjoyed the clip of Peter embarrassing cryptojesus, nice inclusion
"Your future is set. You don't have to work ever again in your life" ~Every scammer in history
So goddamn accurate
An he ends every statement with "... right?"
@@aahzmandiaz2767 the saddest thing is, he’s telling a child this. Smh….
Ooops, I meant "I will never have to work again"
It's kinda funny how the little girl is just confused. She doesn't even understand what working is like, or why this should be exciting in the first place.
Richard's wardrobe looks like overpriced DLC outfits you'd find on GTA Online
Ikr, that's awesome!
Apparently richard does it to troll because it get's him views and more followers, i didn't believe this at first then seen him post his tweet analytics, and one silly mismatched looking outfit gained him over 400 followers.
@@michaelstollairetbarceo3287 Bruh, wasting investor money on overpriced outfits is not trolling. And 400 followers is only .14% of his 291,000 followers, so I doubt the miniscule gain had to do with his outfits.
@@Ryan-wr8fx He was retired before BTC was invented. Even if he used they're funds (which isn't true, cuz you can check on chain data) he has all the rights to do so. Vitalik even sells ETH on every top of bull(with exception the last time he sold bottom). 🤠
It’s like a business saying the employees are like a family. It’s just a lie.
I'm part of the team.
We care for your mental health. That's why you don't get any more vacation days and if you call in sick too often you're fired.
@@Soapy-chan_old adults work whether sick or not..when physically possible. You have 2 options get paid for your time or dont...
@@doubledprospecting1407 you are a tool
Funny how many business are outright now saying they aren't a family(forgot the companies name)
I remember again it's Shopify
“Shopify, like any other for-profit company, is not a family,” he continued. “The very idea is preposterous. You are born into a family. You never choose it, and they can’t un-family you. The dangers of ‘family thinking’ are that it becomes incredibly hard to let poor performers go. Shopify is a team, not a family.”
but yeah the notion that companies are families is dumb
Frankly, *WHAT* isn't a cult nowadays?
People get so hung up on anything that even the dumbest stuff might spawn a cult.
@@jaxonkennedy2967 you can if you want.
@Jaxon Kennedy Il be your servant!
@Jaxon Kennedy Nutella
@Jaxon Kennedy That's how all of them start.
Remove religion and you DON'T remove the hardwired part of the human brain that needs to believe in SOMETHING.
You can short Hex on Phiat very soon (Jan?), though not sure I would recommend doing so
The way the man dresses was the first red flag 😂
you misspelled flag
Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
As of now, 36K eyes on Hex. Good work.
I would not like to have 36K eyes on me while I'm scamming people out of their money...
@@beavatatlan Hello Bekesi-Marton György, yes better you scamm people like Alex Saunders, SBF, Machensky (?) , luna etc.have done 😅 .
With Hex nobody got scammed, its a contract who does what it says it would do, nothing more.
Please do your own research and don't listen to unknown people (me too) .
I wish US two all the best for our futures 🤗 .
@@beavatatlan
RH victims:
(crickets)
The more people that look at hex, the worse it is for hex. The average person ain't as big of a sucker as you.
@@danupulhex2623 This is so dumb. because other projects haev failed, HEX isn't a scam? What type of scammer tells you its a scam? You are in the process of being scammed, even if you don't realize it. I guarantee you I have done at least 100x the research on HEX that you have.
Just bought some HEX 🙌
I hope that was sarcasm. as 1 Hex is Now at $0.0011 USD.
55 seconds and, yeah, this is pretty much a cult.
Oh it is... And he's paying for a TON of bots and shills. Come back to these comments in a few days and you'll see a lot of accounts sticking up for hex, saying things like "I'm happy, it's gone up 1000x, guess you want to stay poor" , and calling videos like this "great advertising for hex".
@@volvo09 dude crypto bots are crazy, first they post a comment that is related to the video, then it gets a ton of likes and the replies are filled with bots that are talking to one another but all talk is related to a particular financial guy. I bet you it actually tricks a lot of people into thinking it's a genuine comment thread.
@@1810jeff yea, happens a lot
@@1810jeff we’re not bots you guys are just morons to not realise that.
Ummm , news flash, EVERY crypto has "cult like" people in it! XRP, Doge, ADA, BTC, Shib, etc etc. Dont confuse compassionate community with "cult".
pulse chain and pulse x was richard heart's way of selling origin address hex over the counter to his community
man this hexagonal animation is really captivating
True
You’re killing it with these videos lately! Keep up the good work
Narrator: DevBot said, unaware that the UA-camr's next video would be about his favorite investment, Bored Apes, the biggest scam of them all...
@@nira9999 nah im chillin waiting to watch it, if he makes it
He puts out lies with the best of them LOL
Bored ape pfp 🤨🤨
nice NFT, thanks for the screenshot
"Hexicans" is the most hilarious part of this one 🤣
Oh and the "leaders" pseudonym is Richard "Dick" Heart . So there's that too 😆 🤣
Red bull can sized apparently.
Think he's warning his Haters he will take their girlfriends too
In the very near future, Hex will be raging higher and we'll all come back to flame and troll this video, only to find it deleted by the uploader, lull
Thank god its over, and the hexicans have been destroyed. Can you imagine the damage they would do with money ?
i'm currently affiliated with the USD financial cult... kinda sucks to be honest, hex i may want to try
Well, at least USD didn't lose 95% of it's value since September of last year, like HEX did.
@@decoryder do you realize that even after a 95% dip HEX is still up about 600x from its bottom? I bet you feel silly now lol
@@decoryder 90% of alt coins are down 90% plus. If you're new to crypto, this happens every bear market.
@@decoryder exactly, so now would be a good time to buy into some Hex because you can't invest in the US dollar and make 1,000,000% gains.
@@MagicTheKrakening yeah, you let me know when you make 1,000,000% gains:) LMAO
God Job ! Tomorrow I will buy more and more #HEX !! Don’t loose the train
yeah average down. Let me know how that works out for ya.
Bagholder
Hope you sold it asap! today it was 1 hex $0.0011 USD.
there was a rime where we "scammed the system"
nowadays we scam our bothers and sisters
twisted world
Thank you for promoting HEX on such a big channel 🙏 👏
Promoting? Hell, its just confirming the forums from 2012 right about how crypto is a scam in its entirety.
@ravencore I'll assume thats some cultish derogatory word.
@@elLooto The people saying crypto was a scam in 2012 missed the 1,000,000%+ gains during that time period, and those who understood the tech are all retired millionaires, or if they're still working in crypto can basically write their own pay-cheque. You need to overcome your bias, and don't miss the train bro. There's still time to learn about crypto, but with each passing year the window of opportunity is passing you buy. Good luck fren.
@@LaliaNoiseGlass1 only btc will be standing once all the scam coins are gone aka shipcoins aka alt coins.
@@LaliaNoiseGlass1 That's what people in the business of economics call an "inflation bubble". Just make sure to be out when it pops. Last time a bubble popped, it wasn't really pretty, was it?
Hart was very lucky to have bought thousands of BTC in the very early days. Since then he’s become a megalomaniac and should be in jail. What a cnut!
Investing is easy, if the value of the currency is not assured by a tangible asset with intrinsic value, the value is speculative only. You could win the world or lose your ass. Losses are almost assured for anyone that is not in control of the distribution of the fiat currency.
How does it feel to be the guy that missed 6,900,000x ROI on Bitcoin because you were too smart to buy some?
Also the USD isn't backed by anything, and they literally print it out of thin air
@@DeusHex Well, it's backed by violent threats and bloody murder, but we don't talk about that part lol.
Some commercials seem straight outta Farcry 5
when i browse reddit, theres a lot of HEX adds.
Thanks for the free pleblicity!
HEX made my best buddy into a millionaire. It's done EXTREMELY well by me, as well. It's wrong of you to mislead your viewers. They could have taken advantage of the current buying opportunity, but because of you, they'll never go to the HEX website and they'll miss out. That's all on you dude.
edit: JUST KIDDING, it's actually great how you're bringing so much more visibility to HEX. Every new HEX user is a person saved from the wreckage of the rest of the crypto space. 🎉
Yes, everyone who joins this scheme (as opposed to the … other ones) will effortlessly generate new bonus money forever, you’ve cracked the code, you’re an incredible genius, I’m so proud of you, godspeed
@@pacificthrenodies7950 still only paying for things with precious metals, eh? Or you more of a direct bartering sort of guy. Chickens for medicine, that sort of thing?
@@pacificthrenodies7950 Hexicans mint their own staking rewards for following through on their own stakes. The Hex contract is immutable with 100% uptime triple audited code (no one can turn it off and it will never break).
@@JamesStakerWin Yeah, we all know how smart-contracts work, thank you. Doesn't change the fact that this token is worthless, and doesn't do anything else but transfer wealth away from newbs stupid enough to buy into the cult.
@@decoryder So like Bitcoin then.
5:10 this is one of the most grotesquely dressed men of 2022
when the main dude behind the coin fast fires expletives on everyone asking questions, you know it's not a serious business.
You know the “main dude” is the guy that comes on when btc users get rekt and have hacks and he’s spoke on important matters for a long time.
You mean like Gary V? Yeah.. he's also not a serious businessman either.
BTC is a failing cult, they just don't know it!
YES! I've been waiting for this!!
lol, just because you talk fast, doesn't mean what you are saying is smart or even right.
You mean to tell me, that if more investors invest, the more valuable it gets???? Thats Crazy talk!
Even if I didn’t know any better, I wouldn’t trust anyone who drops as many unnecessary F bombs as this guy with my money.
I pray to Richard every day.
... he's best Friends with Jesus, and Buddha!
@@decoryder RH is actually alive and breathing and there are still ample opportunities to maybe even chat with him, so there's that...
lmaoooo😂 all hail Mr. Heart
If you willingly “sacrifice “ your Bitcoin without expecting anything back willingly, well, I’ve got a bridge to sell you
You shall receive 1000x more when we reach the moon.
Haha, exactly.
Unreal.
I remember him on launch day discussing that with tone vays and I wanted to punch my cars radio as I was listening to Richard say he didn't control the main wallet..... Sure enough he moved funds out.
The court case can't come soon enough, it's going to feel great years later looking back at that day as everyone told him you can't do this as he brushed them all off with that arrogant "debate" style he always has, and always resorts to cussing when caught in a lie.
@@volvo09 ahh so you like tone vays?the dumbest guy in crypto that would sell his own mother to margin trade? Good luck getting rekt.
@@keileighm2785 you just made that up... Where is he selling people out to margin trading? I've followed him since '17 and he has never done that.
Your reply stinks of "paid shill" or a shill bot. Off topic, and very pointed at a specific topic, which is tone.
@@volvo09 sounds like somebody is about a third into their sacrifice and beginning to shit themselves..
I’ve been seeing more and more people mentioning your channel as a source. Keep it up!
As a Christian, anyone who says their like a god, or are a god, they are not for the one and only God. They are quite literally antiChrist.
This video could be 10 seconds long... here's the script for free.
"HEX works and the founder is already a billionaire with a flawless trustless DeFi product. Oh and he wants to fund medical research and charity to save your life and be a force for good in the world."
That's the real Richard Heart Story. Good dude.
I listened to him a bit after Ivan's show, he makes some good points. Then he mostly just showed off all the stuff he buys and I didn't buy... To be fair the entire market is down.
never forget number two rule of crypto always buy cults
I just saw my diverse portfolio stagnant and HEX smash it. So I went all in on HEX
@@gustavofidalgocrypto Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
im all over pulse i even got a 15y stake but its a cult and i dont see any problem with it
BTC may go 85% down this Bearmarket
right.. how about a relevant point though?
There is alot of people staking $400,000 for 6 weeks and getting 8k returns all the time why all you people are making videos raver than making money.
3:20 is when the scammer pitch videos end and the video actually begins.
Once you've seen one of those financial freedom promo videos, you've seen them all
Scammer? All the promos are from actual users and none are funded or led by the Hex or Pulse creator. They are all random users making promos.
Plot twist: it works. If it's a scam, where are the victims? Better look to FTX, Celsius etc if you want to see scams.
@@TheUnHEXable this vid was great for views.
I Loooooove going back to Altcoin Daily years later and commenting
@@TheUnHEXable Every time I see these hate videos I RELISH them.
When the low IQ's accept the scam narrative but those with discernment
Who can do their due diligence discover All the tech and thought processes that's gone into HEX and how every copy cat has gone to 0, they're just helping the marketing
@@TheUnHEXable youre so broke lmao
Hex looks ace. Thanks for the advert. I'm buying.
This video pretty much marked the bottom of the HEX price this bear market 😄.
3 six sided hexagons in the logo.. Yeah that's all I needed to see to know what's behind it!
ah yes, talking over everyone and disputing arguments no-one made sure makes one look oh so great
Sounds like he just combined the idea of a Certificate of Deposit, a pyramid scheme, and sprinkled a bit of cult on top for flavor. That about accurate?
The Hex website has a 'scam' page that touches on your exact question. Interesting UE didn't even pull up that page in this video...
Anyhow, I would recommend looking it over if you're at all curious.
No it's not, because there is no pyramid in hex as there is no referrals or marketing tiers.
@@JamesStakerWin Oh thanks for that! This should be interesting.
Richard Heart wears clothes from Gucci and Burberry expressly designed for vulgar tasteless show offs. Give people like him a rail of pieces and he’ll choose the most tasteless garments
exactly. he's a pos . are those really expensive name brand clothes. I thought ge went to the salvation army and got old womens rags to wear
Oh boy, Sure hope coffeezilla goes deep on this one and both of you collabo on bringing this "gawd" down
Your intro graphics look amazing for this!! Great job with not only the content, but the editing also!
The Puerto Rican, Peter Schiff got em lol
lol self help books.. ever time i hear RH, hes shitting on people or telling them to literally bow down at his feet
I love this. That he calls it "sacrifice" which spiritually means to give something up for no earthly return while telling the marks that they will get a return is just effing funny.
Literally telling the marks they are being taken, and all they have to do to see through the scam is know what sacrifice means.
He explicitly and repeatedly said don't expect anything in return. You had a choice between donating to make a political statement in support of free speech. Or donating to the SENS foundation to support longevity research. A lot of people interpreted this as an attempt to maneuver around the Howey Test to avoid it being classified as a security. And so far it seems very much like the new Ethereum fork will launch. But it's hard to classify something as a scam when people are explicitly told not to expect anything. They're just investors placing bets on whether this new take on an ICO will work and whether horizontal scaling of Ethereum fills a market need. It's a high risk high reward investment, but it doesn't make it a scam.
The semantics are there for legal reasons. ICO's aren't allowed anymore, but there are loopholes like this.
We will keep you in the loop
remind yourself to check back in pulsechain in 6 months, 1 yr, 2yr
HEX is doing great, stake it easy
Is this the Herbalife of crypto?
Worse. Herbalife stuff actually has uses
@@nukester. Thats true🤣
They bought the top of the bull market and we're in a bear market, so they got scammed? So people that bought Bitcoin at $69k got scammed by Satoshi, right? Everything in your video has been debunked. Well done.
It's a cult that frees you from your finances. Financial freedom indeed.
Out of curiosity, do you think that about all crypto currencies? Is there something about Hex's particular crypto mechanisms? Or are you basing this off the aesthetics and marketing of Hex?
FFFFFFF or 7F... Financial Fund Freezing For Fantastic Financial Freedom. Great concept! =)
Seriously, locking your capital via a stake prevents you from selling "too soon", emotionally. It's a huge temptation to sell when you do your first 10x, 100x, 1000x. But it's better to have at least some of your capital doing x10 000 (HEX did that in mid 2021). Thus, long term "unbreakable" staking helps delay gratification, because you are FORCED TO DELAY GRATIFICATION since you must absolutely respect the contract. Not respecting the contract triggers penalties that can even nuke your principal, in some cases. No easy way out. Only when you accumulate enough capital can you reach financial freedom. Many Hexicans have already reached financial freedom, despite the current 95%+ bear market for HEX...
Why don't you spend your time warning ppl about exchanges, FTx, Celcius like Richard Heart did. He saved many ppl and family, he changed many lives, and opened opportunities.
I'm not a HEX holder, or a “Hexigan”, etc. So not part of the cult. But I follow most of the interesting projects and people in the space, including Richard Heart and his ecosystem. And I have to say, this video is quite misleading.
For example, the 38% return they mention on the website, is just the average return people have achieved so far. I agree that putting the 38% ROI on the website may be misleading from HEX’s point of view too. But it’s useful to explain to people, that there is in fact nothing special about that 38%. HEX's actual supply inflation is less than 3.7%, which is more than sustainable into the future. It’s just that the average price of HEX has risen since it was launched, so that +/-3.7% inflation has an actual value of 38% including the price appreciation. And there is nothing unusual or problematic about that at all.
You also showed a price chart to show how the price of HEX has gone down during the bear market. But the HEX price chart literally looks like every other crypto chart in the bear market. There's nothing unusual about the HEX price action at all. It's the same as every other crypto.
I love your work in general, but you definitely made a few mistakes and misleading statements in this video.
38% ? avg loss is over 60%. you're a a shill
@@loupasternak It's 38% yield in HEX tokens. Not the USD price. C'mon lol. Do even an iota of research.
@Cozy Corner Owl HEX's current inflation is lower than Bitcoin's. Also, when Bitcoin was young, like HEX, it dropped 95% too. So did Ethereum. Cryptos are more volatile when younger, and slowly become more stable when older (but less gains).
@@4DTravelr i dont have to research this turd, i can smell it
@@4DTravelr hex is not young, its a scam in deaths doorstep
RH = Felon
$HEX 🚀🧑🚀 🌕👀
How much did they pay you for this hit piece? Hex is a code that makes coins. You can run it or not. It's 3 years old works just fine. Where are the victims?
Maybe you should cover luna, cel,blockfi, ftx, Voyager, babel or like litterly anything else.
I tried to tell them.
Cult or not, I don’t see the people who made 10000x on Hex, Bitcoin, or Ethereum, complaining. Maybe most here just missed the boat on the weird opportunity and are bitter? P.S. circumventing regulations is a good thing. It’s the reason crypto was invented.
cos they dont exist. Richard owns all the hex lol.
@@JunkBondTrader how did the price 10000x from ATL to ALH if richard owned all the hex?
"hexicans" are groups of a half dozen people descended from the nation of Mexico. They accomplish hard work at reasonable prices
Example: "We need a new roof". "Okay, I'll call a Hexican"
it's either massive with ~20b market cap, and is super popular.
Or has less than 500m marekt cap by my estimates (not including Richard's share, because why would that be relevant?), but is a "hidden gem"... so... not super popular?
Hexicans want their cake and eat it too. 2 million daily volume - that should say it all. There's no volume because Richard owns nearly all of it lol. Which also btw makes it super centralized. 2m volume but its bigger than ADA. Like, come on. Richard is smart because he knows a subset of the population lap up his shit.
Financial freedom as in free of money.
"You will own nothing, and you'll be happy"
A+++ love seeing your growth! Keep it up man we appreciate it
To be honest this made me look into hex and Richard heart.
No so much of a fan of Richard heart although he makes a lot of good points. However i just brought some Hex.
Ill take the risk and see how it goes. Got to be better then holding fiat at this point.
it the same old story: find the desperate and sell them false hope for personal gain.
7:00 what point are you trying to make? If you look at the wallets addresses no HEX has been sold. Richard was right lmao
if no Hex is being sold then it isn't making money.
@@toomanyaccounts if no hex is being sold from the OA wallet then yes, Richard isn’t making any money. The only valid criticism in this video imo is when he showed Richard flip flopping on some stuff which I’ve always agreed with. The cult shit is so corny tho it’s not a cult it’s a crypto with a dedicated fanbase lmao. Also that $27 million was donated to the SENS foundation I think it was, however there were two sacrifices and I believe one of them had all the crypto sacrificed (except for hex due to unneeded sell pressure) converted into usdt which is why there is evidence of that sacrifice wallet transacting the money (in order to maintain the value of sacrificer funds) all of which was made public
@@toomanyaccounts there is not a lot of liquidity in the hex ecosystem because while it is one of the top crypto in terms of mc, it is not listed on any centralized exchanges due to exchanges requiring a large bag of hex, which I believe when Richard or a rep was in talks with exchanges at some point they wanted hex from the OA wallet, but that would require Richard to send the funds (if he is the owner) from the OA. This would make Hex 10000x more valuable in terms of price and liquidity, but Richard did not do so to prove he is not in control of the wallet ( or at least if he is he is acting completely in good faith and possibly destroyed the keys) just my thoughts on it tho I’m no cult member and have many criticisms for Richard Heart himself, but I expect hex to do quite well the token itself is dope imo
Appreciate the video and thank you for all that you do. Here are a couple of HEX facts that may prove interesting:
1) HEX is commonly seen as a Ponzi scheme, and Hexicans often have weak or no arguments against this. However, there is a very interesting corner of the 2nd section shown on the top at 5:34 that allows HEX to evade this description in theory. I can't type it directly here, but it has the word "vision" in it.
Its existence is indicative of the lengths that were gone to to architect the very deliberate mechanisms behind HEX: there, you can see when future HEX stakes end in a graphical fashion.
That changes the game quite a bit while offering more evidence of regulatory evasion. A Ponzi scheme benefits earlier investors at the expense of later investors. However, with the data available via a little digging, all the later investor has to do is end their stake before a substantial number of HEX stakes end in the future. Thus they get their coins before previous investors, can sell them when the supply is lower (before a large amount of HEX are minted again), and get an even better return than earlier investors.
If a later investor can reap more benefit than an earlier investor with just an hour taken reading about the coin and doing their due diligence before investing in it, can it really be called a Ponzi? This aspect of HEX almost makes it a potential anti-Ponzi, since later investors can benefit from being able to decide to sell end-staked HEX earlier.
It's more like game theory at that point, where the true reward goes to those who do enough research into the coin before investing. For later investors, it's discovering that you can end your stake earlier than earlier investors. For earlier investors, it's banking on the fact that most later investors will not discover this or care enough about it to impact their earlier investment. This, again, was all likely designed with full awareness of the Ponzi definition in mind.
2) Its inflation rate is about 3.89% on average across the entire supply, since only staked HEX is inflated, and about 1/10ths of all HEX is staked. Staked HEX thus gets the 38.9% advertised. If RH does own 9/10 of all HEX and it's unstaked, that accounts for the missing amount.
I've also heard that end-staked HEX gets sent to the account that originated the stake, and duplicated to a second address which the staker "should have no expectations of". If that's true, it means the inflation is actually doubled and sent to a Richard Heart-controlled account, making the inflation rate more exactly equal to the US dollar's rate of 3.85 * 2 = 7.7% per year, while lowering perceived inflation over time if the extra HEX he gets remains unstaked, which would all have definitely been done by design.
Overall, I think HEX is a remarkably well-devised piece of immutable smart contract machinery, made to mimic the standard certificate of deposit in a manner which turns the concept of a pyramid scheme on its head.
Unfortunately, it is married to a founder with a nefarious past, with centralized ownership of its origin address and associated addresses, and a fanatical community which often doesn't fully understand it or its ramifications on the crypto space. Without those factors, it would be a far more attractive proposition (as far as crypto is concerned), although I'm all but certain people will continue flocking to it fanatically in the years ahead while understanding very little about it.
That is not true. HEX stakers are penalized greatly for ending a stake early, sometimes they will literally lose it all. So they don't really have the option to end early and get out faster.
@@pimplepickerton That's not what I'm referring to. I'm referring to stakers who end their stakes earlier than other stakers, and have done so because they planned to do so.
@@pimplepickerton I'll try to say where you can see the data here: in the Links section of the HEX homepage, look for the hex vision link, then the graphic that shows the end stake days of all stakes.
Hello, according to 2) please do your own (deep) research instead only "I've also heard...." sorry you "heard" the wrong/false informations. When you look yourself you see the truth not only the lies others told. 🤗 . Richard Heart (Schueler) never ever rugged someone but instead what did: alex saunders from nugget news who rugged his followers? Sam Bankman Fried (like bacon) from FTX ? Alex Mashinsky from celsius ? luna etc. ? These where scammers who stole the money from the people, not Hex, a product without admin keys that worked over 1000 days without any problems.
Typically the first(or at least earlier) people to get out of a ponzi are the ones that are profitable. Also anyone that bought HEX in the last couple 3 years is down significantly on their investment.
Are you kidding me? It seems you don't understand the basics of the current economic model. Hex is the best invention of the century!
And your viewers don't take more than 30sec of research before criticising something that clearly they don't understand...
I always try to spread positivity so guys, please, do this for your own benefit, use critical thinking and research the project... compare to other projects... and then draw conclusion. HEX is never going away! Best community, best product, best logo, best tokenomics....
Imagine spending time and energy trying to convince people about code that's immutable..and will function regardless of how much energy you put out there. The man hours taken to do this is admirable but wasted...
y is this only 96,000 views. should be 1 million
Is it bad that Hex isn't the NASCAR sponsor by a long shot?
Even though its 97% down it's still up 10,000 %. When you show a chart on CMC use the logarithmic chart the coin isn't doing to bad.
You literally proved the video's point... Even if you are not down 97%, because you got in early, most people are down over 95%. You scumbags are just onboarding naive stupid investors to exit when your stake ends...
Also, stop bullshitting. You are not up 10,000% lol... What was even the lowest price of Hex?
@@TheZealousZealot You are joking nearly all of crypto is down. You will buy in at the top.The Cult is all the Haters Ganging up on a er20
@@cryptosteve5377 yup. Classic response. Everything else is down too.
Bnb isnt 97% down. And hex marketed itself before not being affected by bear market 😂
Go to Coin market cap. Click on all on the Chart. Then bottom right you will see the log button. It's the button for the logarithmic chart. Not log in. You will see the true chart not the false chart shown to you by this youtuber.
@@cryptosteve5377 lol yup. Fake news right.
You really are sucked in a cult
You said $HEX is highly inflation…. Right now it’s only inflating at less than 2% annually currently…
So you’re wrong by saying it’s highly inflationary. The inflation is delayed because the average stake length is 6.7 years…..
Also the $HEX tokens inflation is capped at 3.69%
@I'm Pekorick this is common sense logic … how can the token hyper inflate when a majority of the inflation won’t even be released for 7 years…. And it keeps getting longer and longer everyday…. The average stake length used to be 4.3 years now it’s 6.7 years and will continue to get longer as people delay gratification for the maximum long term reward.
@I'm Pekorick Lol no, it is capped. Look at the code.
Hex awesome 👍
Omg this video aint gonna age well. Perfect 😎
Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
Damn this is bullish AF. Thanks for the free promo ❤
Scamming hexicans right out of a mortgage
Yea, after your videos showing the corruption and the deception of the crypto industry, i've sold all my crypto, and im just going to invest elsewhere.
lol talk about throwing the baby out with the bathwater. You sold at arguably, the very bottom of the market. Smooooth.
@JunkBondTrader yes but i bought in at the price i sold it at, so i didn't lose anything. Yea, i reckon pretty it's smooth to get out of a scam i was persuaded into at no loss. 👍
Whoa, what was that opening??? Well done, UE.
As soon as I saw Peter Schiff grilling him, I knew this guy should at least be scrutinized.
Watch the full interview , don’t be a moron.
@@keileighm2785 I know that Schiff pursues low-hanging fruit that people have a hard time defending. He's biased against crypto in the extreme, and does whatever he can to promote switching to gold. Regardless of how people feel about him, he often doesn't berate credible business owners.
@@jicudi I was just saying watch it because Richard held well against him and won the debate by a mile.. this was just a crappy part of the clip.. even if you’d never buy hex etc and I’m not saying too I would watch the debate as it’s interesting..
Edit: also I know a lot of people don’t know about RH but he’s been honest in the crypto scene for a long time and aside from shilling hex when he talks about other issues and does price calls for free he knows his stuff.
@@keileighm2785 He certainly comes across as competent and disciplined, and UE even mentioned that he's been doing this since he was young. Regardless, he can be a tremendous benefit for other people in other spheres, but this facet of his professional life reeks of corruption.
@@jicudi he wants to be the best in crypto , there’s plenty of people over the years that no one called out that have scammed yet he’s been given crap for years and seems to just want to say f you to all the people that have.. honestly only time will tell but I wouldn’t call this video a fair representation because I don’t think he’s going to scam anyone.. like worst case is you buy at a bad time but that’s kind of on you as the person.. same is said across all stocks etc.. like Facebook is down but I wouldn’t say they’re scamming people..
This is going to age very bad when pls launches
With this logic everything is a scam. Of course new investors are needed. This applies to all investments.
@I'm Pekorick You have it completely wrong. HEX is tradable on a DECENTRALIZED open market. The yield one is earning from staking is payed out in HEX. The open market decides if HEX is worth anything. How can this be so hard for people to understand?
@I'm Pekorick You do understand we are in a bear market right? This is not the first time, nor the last time that HEX will drop 90% in dollar value. HEX has 3 years of flawless uptime and probably your best bet in crypto. But you should go on and stay ignorant to this fact and move on to something you believe in. You will eventually buy in a couple of years from now when you fully understand the mechanics.
I just realized you shown hex chart why not show every other cryptocurrency chart just saying. My man trying to fool average viewers who don’t invest for shit LOL
People are starting to speculate that AI is going to be used to hack the blockchain rendering it useless, anyone have any thoughts on this?
Mate I love you videos. This one is the best yet for me, and I can see you growing as a creator. I just wanted to say to take care of yourself mate. A lot of uploads recently, and I just hope youre not sacrificing anything for that.
If not then keep up the good work and keep on grinding King.
Finally! One that I have personal investment in 😅💀
Thanks for suing a part of my stream in order to expose the Hex Scam!!! Appreciate it!!!
talking about hex and using a hexagon background
the gucci and LV product he wears/flaunts tells you all you need to know about this person
exactly, just another d-bag scammer pushing a bling-bling image to impress the Naive and Desperate.
yess, exactly I don't like my neighbor so I don't buy my dream lamborghini because he has still one 😅 . Please sire, do your own research about hex, pulsechain and pulsex don't only listen to you tubers who earn money with you following them. I sincerely wish all the best for your future 🤗 .
@@danupulhex2623 Only the dumb would call anything Richard Heart puts out 'researchable'.
@@decoryder sorry I don't understand your answer but I wish for US two that our future shall be a good one. 🙏
Immediately my brain started screaming Scientology, hope most has the same reaction
How? You’re literally comparing two completely different things.. it’s like comparing religion to money.. wtf..
@@entryman Cult is a cult.
@@dustojnikhummer but hex isn’t a cult unless you’re a moron.. it’s like having a team you support.
@@entryman the truth will come out in time. Hex is 99% social media shills and bots claiming how great it is. Only a small fraction made profits on the pump, yet every social media comment from non subscribers chasing the topic are positive... I see right through the spamming. Every other crypto I've heard people say they are worried, but never with hex.. it's clear there are bots and paid shills (free coins, etc) supporting it's reputation.
This FUD helps me buy the dip. Not sure how long it will last, limit orders seem to SNAP it up at 3c
Wow he is a complete narcissist. He thinks he the “savior” of these people when he really their handicap. Thank you for the great vid.
I married a Narcissist. They're Not as smart as RH
HEX is an IQ test
Suppoman isnt the only one who sacrificed for pulse. Colin Loves Crypto, Crypto Tips, DIY Investing, Bitboy, Ivan on Tech, Crypto Banter, Karl The Moon, Cryptoface, Altcoin Daily, TMG,Joe Parys, Alexander Lorenzo,Louis Thomas too. If you disagree that's between you & them.
Looking at how he answers question should be a big red flag. If someone can't give a straight answer, be very wary.
He SLAYS Haters
I feel sorry for people debating RH
They just look stupid
@@michaellamont2605 Like someone spamming shill comments for hex? ;)
@@haze4ever hey, I didn't put a bot in!
Like bitcoin, only proof of Spam
Like our Great leader, the chosen
The price of Prada
The G of Gucci
Our Massiah of MASSIVE GAAAAINS
I Could recommend loads of stuff, but I'm thinking your probably a paper hands guy
Please don't do these pretentious intros with newspapers, et cetera.
You always got straight to the point before and that's better.
Ok. ill take that into consideration. I am trying to up the production quality of vids and trying new things.
@@UpperEchelon it was short enough to be appealing and not get in the way of the information though…Less than 2 minutes is reasonable I think.
@@UpperEchelon I'll be honest, I tuned out during the intro. So long as you keep producing the quality you do though, I'll sit through whatever intro you put on the content.
I’m so happy that the worst I’ve ever been scammed was trying to buy a Nintendo switch for my gf and I sent payment via friends and family … lost out on £160 which is entirely my fault for believing in it.
But man, am I glad that was the height of me getting scammed, in comparison to……
This.
Ahh yes , I’m scammed out my life where I have to work.. damn they got me bad..
You were scammed because you put your trust in a middleman who decided to rug pull you and not follow through on the deal you thought existed.
Hex has NO MIDDLEMEN. It's a smart contract with triple audited code, 100% uptime, and no admin keys (NO ONE can go in and change the code).
It is impossible for the Hex smart contract to scam you. The Hex smart contract runs on Ethereum and soon PulseChain, which themselves are similarly bullet-resistant.
As a 'Hexican' myself I can see how this all looks super scammy, I've known that from the start, I was very hesitant to buy Hex which is why it took me about a year to first buy some. I was a basically a Bitcoin maxi. Anyway when you buy Hex you pretty much have to learn how to use Metamask and Decentralised exchanges, this step is a massive learning curve as most will just stick to centralised exchanges and many will lose access to their coins there. However this learning curve is the key to understanding that decentralised platforms are likely the future of crypto. No middlemen no BS, just you and the code. Hex is an immutable code so it can never be altered unlike many other defi products. The mathematics behind Hex is genius, the way the inflation is paid out to the stakers. People who can help hold the price up are the ones who don't sell which is the same with every single coin in crypto, but the difference is that in Hex you actually get rewarded for that. Also nobody has to stake their coins and many don't. You can just hold and sell whenever you want. I personally don't like the idea of cults and never have done, for me it's just a community of people who understand what Richard has created by diving down the rabbit hole themselves. Basically it's a system that allows people to stake their coins without any middleman risk (it was the first one to do that btw).
When you're passionate about something you want the world to know and this is why Hexicans can seem pushy and culty, obviously in every coin with many thousands of people you're going to get some bad apples. Its all about making your own financial decisions and doing your own research and not blindly listening to someone just because they've made a very convincing video on UA-cam.
Jesus Christ you really did fall into the cult pit, I hope you dig yourself out before you lose everything but looking at your channel you appear to be far to gone
... and of course where it all falls apart is the simple fact that just like any other shitcoin it still relies on new people dumb enough to buy in and drive up the price so that the existing bag-holders can cash out.
The 15 year long avalanche... we'll see then how things collapse.
great video!
I really love how in our times economical "products" have religious undertones. I can hear how Mammon rubbing his hand because of this.
Don't forget Moloch! It's always the children who suffer the most.
@@JeffCaplan313 Curious how the two go hand-in-hand.
Or how Moloch-related activities show up around those who amass money...
@Moldy Shishkabob Well, the long and short of it is that we consume ourselves with...ourselves.
In a culture which is highly neurotic (but paradoxically, has no actual NEED to be neurotic), the culture ends up consuming itself (eg. It's own children) These are generally considered to be warnings against over (or under) parenting, that is being too focused on following the right way vs being overly permissive.
...but what's the "proper" way to parent...? 🤷♂️ Look towards the "perfect" child for a guide. ✌️
@@JeffCaplan313 Mammon is the most boring and most insidious of the bunch because he is incredibly banal, but in the same times he have incredible skills to make excuses for Moloch or Baal.
@@moldyshishkabob Money is power and as Platon said a man's real whorth showed when we look what he does with power. And sadly most people are rotten in the modern age. But what should we do in the Ashes of a Civilisation?
It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.
People made real money, I paid off my girlfriends car, made hundreds of thousands of dollars off hex. Is that fake and am I scammed, please explain.
@@notlordh3x Real people always make money off of scams. That's the point of the scam.
@@notlordh3x how many more people got rekt though? Or you're concerned only about your gains? It's practically a zero sum game, if someone gains, others loose. Usually not immediately but eventually it's inevitable. People played these kinds of scams for over a century and still there are incredibly naive people.
that's cuz it's hard for people to admit they've made bad investments of their time. no one likes admitting they've been fooled.
@@VladK-1 who’s been rekt? Are you stupid? Like honestly worst case is you bought a top and you should wait. At the same time Rh said what he thought would be the btc top and that affects the whole market. I own a few cryptos and honestly hex is the one I’m happiest with. Obv Eth and btc are safe but I don’t expect as much in returns from it.
I was born the mid 80's. I think I saw the golden age of my time. Lately it feels like every one is going insane and things are falling part everywhere. Am I the only one who feels that way?
I have no doubt we’re living in a dying empire. If you think this crypto stuff is a scam. Check out how fiat currency and the “federal” reserve works.
You’re definitely not alone.
Feels like? The world is going insane, I'm just waiting for it to burn down and maybe we'll survive the aftermath
I would say we are just going through massive growing pains. We have reached a point where technology is eclipsing the old financial and societal order. I was born in the mid 80's as well and I have seen technology go from rotary land line phones to the smart phones that we have today and all the technology they encompass. I think we are reaching a future where freedom will be the default. However, the old power structure that need the outdated systems to keep control will try and make the future a dystopia in order to hold onto what power they have. The technology will overcome their control in the end and humanity will evolve.
you are not alone, i suffer from massive anxiety because of it.. im doing my best to control it but man its not looking good...
This is definitely a guy that invests in Luna 🤣
Lol what happened to hex price 😂