In the case of New York, US/NY, April 25, 2025/Chainwire/extensive legal victory, the series entrepreneur, author and philanthropist Richard Heart has won the full dismissal of all claims against him by the US Securities and Exchange Committee (SEC).
US Circuit Judge Carol Bagley Amon made a proposal for Richard Heart's dismissal on February 28, 2025. SEC had altered his complaint until last Monday, April 21, and finally announced that he was not going to complain. ”
These events are clear with the heart and its chip chain products – Hex, Pulseechain and Pulsex – the claims that they formed unregistered securities, and also reject the claims that the heart abuse investor funds.
“Richard Heart, Pulseechain, Pulsex and Hex have completely defeated and achieved regulatory clarity that is not on any other coin. Now they are safer to work in a way that is not on any other coin. This is the only case where SEC lost and crypto won the entire board. —The comments Richard Heart's Twitter/X in Monday news.
Legal analysts consider the decision to be a decisive blow to the extensive crypto enforcement strategy – one more and more criticized for regulatory overreaction, and the courts repeatedly rebuke into arbitrary and whims.
SEC filed an action in July 2023, accusing his heart for collecting more than one billion dollars through an unregistered offer and spending millions of personal luxury. In the case of an unusual legal approach, SC also called its open source crypto-good, Pulseechain and Pulsex Code Phentiation, claiming that they were the “alter ego” of the heart.
Carol Bagley Amon Amon, a US Circuit Court Judge in the Eastern New York, completely rejected the SEC arguments, deciding that the agency had no jurisdiction and offers were available globally, but it is not specifically targeted in the United States.
Nor did the court find a significant connection with domestic securities, claiming that the signs were not sold in the US shift and that SEC could not show direct marketing to US investors.
The court dismissed the SEC's fraud requirements in full, finding that the agency could not show that investor communication was misleading or that the alleged abuse of financial resources took place in US jurisdiction.
As a result, all the heart and its block chain products were left behind. Later, SEC confirmed that he did not intend to amend or refute his complaint, allowing the case to formally closed the case without any conclusions on offenses.
From the outset, Heart has always stated that his products are fully comply with the law. Now it's official. It is a landmark for cryptocurrency, open source innovation and freedom of expression.
“This dismissal strengthens this software-specialized chain chain code-protected call,” said Twitter/x user @nuclearherbs, a US lawyer in the US who participated in court hearings.
Legal analysts consider the decision to be a decisive blow to the extensive crypto enforcement strategy – one more and more criticized for regulatory overreaction, and the courts repeatedly rebuke into arbitrary and whims. By rejecting all the requirements, Hex, Pulseechain and Pulsex now carry the level of legal clarity that some other signs enjoy.
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