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That the American SEC needs to achieve some convincing partial victory in its holy war against the crypto industry as quickly as possible?But let's rather summarize what the whole lawsuit is actually about. In its brief, the SEC alleges that Richard Heart , real name Richard Scheuler, committed massive violations of U.S. securities laws by repeatedly selling an unregistered security, offering a leveraged program, and helping to artificially inflate the price of a cryptocurrency token he co-created.






According to the SEC, he also embezzled investors' funds, which Chinese American Phone Number List were supposed to be used to buy expensive watches, luxury cars or a rare black diamond, which the agency is able to prove through receipts. But what exactly happened?Scheuler is the operator of Hex, PulseChain (PLS) and PulseX (PLSX) digital tokens. In , at the very threshold of the penultimate bull market, he managed to catch the wave, so to speak, and raised more than a billion dollars with the token offering.






Heart invited investors to buy securities in it did not register. He then defrauded investors by spending a portion of their crypto assets on absurd luxury goods," Eric Werner , director of the SEC's Fort Worth regional office, mentions in a statement to the lawsuit, adding "The purpose of the lawsuit is to protect the investing public and hold Heart accountable for his actions .