X post questions alleged Richard Heart arrest video, claims HEX decline
Mati Allin @MatiAllinInfluencer· XAn X post asks whether footage allegedly showing Richard Heart being arrested in Istanbul is genuine, citing @piteasio and Crypto Seven as relaying Turkish media reports. It also claims HEX fell more than 50% that day and expresses hope the news is false. Neither the alleged arrest nor the claimed price decline is established by the supplied material.
“Do you think this is a real video of Richard Heart getting arrested in Istanbul? @piteasio and Crypto Seven are reporting Turkish media is spreading the news. Hex is down over 50% so far today. I hope it’s fake news. https://t.co/yyj7wF2AQZ”
The measured PulseChain HEX snapshot shows $2,328,825 in DEX liquidity and 380,471 holders. The top 10 wallets hold 17.77% of circulating supply, excluding burn addresses, DEX pools and the token contract. The largest externally owned wallet holds 6.5752%, creating a single-owner sell-pressure risk if that owner chooses to sell.
The post centers on an allegation about Richard Heart rather than a HEX product or protocol development. Reading between the lines, the attention could spill into broader PulseChain community sentiment, although 7 likes and 0 reposts show limited amplification of this particular post.
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