Lately, I’ve been thinking about how Richard Heart managed to evoke so many emotions in the cryptocurrency industry. The guy is truly a figure who divides the community – some worship him, others can’t stand him, but everyone talks about him.

Richard Heart wasn’t always who he is today. He started with various businesses – technology, SEO, even nights at Panamanian clubs – until he got into the world of Bitcoin in 2010. Over the years, he preached the gospel of BTC on social media until he changed his mind and decided to create something of his own.

Hex was his main project. He launched it in 2019 as the first deposit certificate on the blockchain. The idea was ambitious – an instrument that would grow faster than anything else on the market. Of course, critics immediately called it a pyramid scheme, but at the same time, Fox Business and Yahoo Finance named Hex one of the best cryptocurrencies of 2020. Interesting, isn’t it?

What fascinates me about Richard Heart is his ability to always stay in the spotlight. Hex attracts investors despite the controversy, and now he’s working on PulseChain – a blockchain that is supposed to be faster and cheaper than Ethereum. The details are secret, but fans are eagerly waiting.

Regardless of what you think about Richard Heart, it’s hard to deny that he’s changing the investment landscape in crypto. His actions drive discussions and force us to think about what’s possible in this industry. Controversial? Yes. Influential? Absolutely.