Richard Heart bought the world's largest cut diamond. It's billions of years old, weighs 555.55 carat and has 55 facets. It celebrates HEXican cultural heritage, as the longest HEX mining that can ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has opposed Hex founder Richard Heart’s ... luxury cars and even a rare black diamond worth well over $4 million. However, Heart’s lawyers defended ...

The SEC claimed that instead of using investor funds to develop or market the HEX token, Heart used the capital to fund personal luxury purchases, including a “555-carat diamond, expensive ...

The dismissal of the 2023 lawsuit against Richard Heart, founder of the Hex token, comes at the end of a week that has redefined the regulatory climate in which digital assets operate.

In a complaint filed on Monday in Brooklyn federal court, the SEC said Heart, also known as Richard Schueler, touted his Hex token ... Enigma," a 555-carat black diamond costing 3.16 million ...

The SEC had alleged that Heart, also known as Richard Schueler, touted his Hex token, PulseX asset trading ... and "The Enigma," a 555-carat black diamond costing 3.16 million British pounds ...

“HEX has operated flawlessly for over 5 years ... fraud charges In addition to purchasing "The Enigma” — a 555-carat black diamond costing 3.16 million British pounds ($3.97 million ...

US Judge Dismisses SEC Fraud Lawsuit Against Hex Crypto Founder By Nate Raymond ... to buy luxuries including the world's largest black diamond. U.S. District Judge Carol Bagley Amon in Brooklyn ...