Details from the SEC’s enforcement complaint against Richard Heart — the man behind Hex, PulseChain, and PulseX.
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Author: Colin Wilhelm
Alejandro Navia, President of NFT Now, tweeted that the Web3 publication had “over-hired.” Meanwhile, another founder of NFT Now’s Twitter was hacked over the weekend.
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Author: Cam Thompson
The company said its operational profits exceeded $1 billion in Q2 this year.
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Author: Krisztian Sandor
MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor took the connection a bit further, tweeting that “Bitcoin is Big Ken Energy.”
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Author: Jamie Crawley
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz said Fink is “the most important thing that happened this year in bitcoin.”
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Author: Jamie Crawley
The onchain execution of structured products promises transparency to investors and eliminates counterparty risks.
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Author: Omkar Godbole
The DeFi protocol saw several of its liquidity pools exploited as a result of a bug in smart contracts that use versions of Vyper.
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Author: Brian McGleenon
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued internet marketer Richard Schueler, known online as Richard Heart, and his projects Hex, PulseChain and PulseX, alleging he raised over $1 billion across three different unregistered securities offerings.
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Author: Nikhilesh De
Jeju, Busan and Incheon are in the running to be considered.
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Author: Camomile Shumba
