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Turkish media reports are flashing a major development for the $HEX ecosystem. Founder Richard Heart has reportedly been taken into custody in Istanbul. Markets are digesting the news as legal pressure mounts globally. Stay alert and manage your risk closely. #Write2Earn #CryptoNews #RichardHeart #Blockchain

$4 million and 64 watches. Or $600000 and 24
that’s what Turkish media reported was seized from Richard Heart, according to two different accounts. On October 14, police and MİT intelligence detained him in Istanbul

the figures differ by a lot, so I’m not taking either as fact. Neither the Turkish police nor Interpol has officially confirmed anything so far

and the story is more interesting than the watches
in 2025, the SEC’s lawsuit against him was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, and the SEC didn’t refile it
the Finnish case hasn’t gone anywhere: an Interpol red notice has been in place since 2024 for aggravated tax fraud. It’s not yet known whether Finland is seeking extradition

HEX fell 25% in a day and is already more than 99% below its 2021 peak. PLS, the PulseChain coin, dropped 35% in 24 hours and is nearly 98% below its launch price

he fended off the SEC on jurisdiction. With Finland—who knows
what do you think: extradition, or will he wriggle out of it again?

#RichardHeart #HEX #Pulsechain

Hex founder Richard Heart was detained in Istanbul this morning. According to Turkish media reports, Istanbul police and the National Intelligence Organization carried out the arrest under an Interpol Red Notice. Heart and his wife were taken into custody.

During the operation, police found more than a dozen mobile phones, several laptops, rifles, handguns, two drones, and a large amount of cash in multiple currencies at his residence. The warrant was requested by Finland in 2024 and relates to serious tax fraud allegations. In 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission accused Heart of raising more than $1 billion through unregistered offerings involving projects such as $HEX. The case was dismissed by a federal judge in February 2025 on the grounds of lack of jurisdiction. It remains unclear whether Finland has requested his extradition from Turkey.

(Source: Decrypt)

⚠️Risk warning: The above is shared for market information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks; proceed with caution.

#Hex #RichardHeart #Crypto

Interpol arrested HEX and PulseChain founder Richard Heart in Turkey. That chubby guy who reeled in a bunch of devotees with his “get rich by holding coins” pitch couldn’t ultimately escape the red notice 🤡 Enjoy the spectacle, but projects where “the founder is the faith” are only a matter of time before trouble hits. Don’t stake your entire net worth on one persona.

$HEX #RichardHeart

#hexfounderrichardheartarrestedinistanbul
Crypto showbiz has welcomed another “king” behind bars! Richard Heart—the founder of HEX and PulseChain—has just been arrested in Istanbul.
This time, the big boss couldn’t “flex” anymore as Turkish police teamed up with intelligence agents to take down the whole operation, seizing around $4 million in cash, a collection of 53 Rolex watches, and 11 Patek Philippe watches! He was arrested because Finland is seeking him over serious tax evasion and assault. The SEC had also previously sued Richard, alleging he illegally raised over $1 billion and pocketed $12 million to buy luxury goods, though the case was dismissed in 2025 due to lack of jurisdiction. Of all places to hide, he picked Istanbul—and ended up being hauled away along with his wife and treasure!
What should traders do? A hard-earned lesson: never trust promises of huge returns from pyramid schemes. When there’s drama, sit tight and watch it unfold—and manage your funds carefully!
⚠️ This is not financial advice.
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