Richard is a billionaire. After listening closely to hundreds of hours podcasts and live stream videos over the past few years, it’s easy to see he’s in this game for glory. He says it explicitly many, many times in fact. His goal is to become the best person in cryptocurrency and fulfill his highest calling: ensure innovative medical research is available sooner to help you live longer, such a what the SENS foundation is producing that is going to give us more time on this Earth through applied science and technology. He doesn’t want to make more money for himself, he wants to make you rich in hopes that you’ll do good with it. And if he makes more of is, we know it’s not going towards a frivolous yacht or island, it’s going to fund unbelievably good causes to further humanity.

It’s really the perfect situation, just think about it: you have a founder who is already rich, who’s mission is to become well-known worldwide and build a rock solid reputation for making products that beat all other coins and investor expectations. He has absolutely zero incentive to rug pull, dump or otherwise sell coins on the market. In fact, he is incentivized to ensure no such scam ever takes place as that would jeopardize from his mission. He is a polymath and successful entrepreneur who is completely aligned on making products that attract those who choose a better, more fulfilling life. Sex, good health, rock and roll could very well be his mantra. This is the only angle detractors seem to take and pretend as if they’ve finally figured out the rouse. They say HEX is a brilliant scheme and he’s just going to dump on everyone one day. But then what? He’s already rich. If his goal really is glory, heal humanity and build a life-long following, then killing the golden goose makes no sense at all. If you have gotten to know Richard and his values, worse case scenario he sells it all tomorrow, there’s few other people who would make use of such fortunes like he would. Generously you could give it a 0.01% chance of happening any time this decade. It’s basically black swan event.

Richard is solid. He may embellish or spin marketing here and there, but it’s just a means to an end. He knows how to sell, so he sells. If a car salesmen sells you a new car, would you call them a scammer? You’d say thank you very much and go enjoy your ride. He wants to do something great with his life besides being very rich. Besides, who’s going to use the money for effectively for good? No other founders are setting themselves up as major philanthropists. Nothing really has value unless we collective say it does. What would the dollar be worth if nobody wanted it? What would houses be worth if everybody started selling them? The only thing that has true value is time and with money, you can buy more of it, so it makes sense to support well-designed systems that help you become wealthy by incentivizing healthy behavior, like HEX, Pulse/X and friends. I truly think Richard has every chance to win and make the world a better place and yes, this time it’s definitely different.

He won’t sell.