Cryptospecting

Community portal // PulseChain · HEX · PulseX

PulseChain, HEX and PulseX, read from the code

Cryptospecting is an independent community portal. It explains PulseChain, HEX and PulseX from their source code and on-chain data, lists long-standing tokens that pass clear trust criteria, maps the community’s own services and creators, and follows Richard Heart with sourced, dated facts.

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Status // built 2026-10-19

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Recommended first Start here A beginner's path into PulseChain: choose a wallet, add the network, get your first PLS, use the bridge with care and avoid the most common scams. PulseChain PulseChain explained from its code: an Ethereum fork with 10-second blocks, Proof of Stake, fee burning, an official bridge and system copies. HEX How HEX works according to its verified source: time-deposit staking, launch rules, the Origin Address, HEX vs. HEX(eth) and the audits. PulseX How PulseX works according to its verified contracts: a Uniswap v2 fork with a 0.29 % fee, v1 and v2 pools, PLSX buy-and-burn and INC farms. ProveX What ProveX is, per its site, its code and Richard Heart's video: zero-knowledge payment proofs, the 2025 sacrifice, the PRVX token and its admin keys. Tokens PulseChain tokens checked against six published trust criteria — contract powers, control, history, liquidity and risks, read on-chain. Richard Heart Who Richard Heart (Richard J. Schueler) is: founder of HEX, PulseChain and PulseX, self-custody and anti-scam voice, and where his legal cases stand. Myths vs. Facts Twelve common claims about HEX, PulseChain and PulseX, each stated fairly and checked line by line against the verified code and on-chain data. Community Official links, community services, creators and events around PulseChain, HEX and PulseX — each checked live, with dates and source tiers. News Summaries of videos by long-standing community creators, checked against code and chain data, plus dated updates such as Richard Heart's legal cases. Learn Learn PulseChain, HEX and PulseX from the sources: glossary, FAQ, timeline, how to verify numbers on-chain and where the official code lives. Security The scams that target PulseChain and HEX users — fake sites, claim pages, Richard Heart impersonators, fake defence funds, drainers — and how to stay safe.

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Why this portal exists

Much of what circulates about PulseChain, HEX, PulseX and Richard Heart comes from people with something to sell — either the hype or the takedown. This site takes a third route: open the code, read the chain, cite the record.

  • Read from the code. Technical pages quote the contract or client source with file and line, so anyone can check them.
  • Sources with tiers. Every claim carries a source tier, from primary records (tier 1) to neutral press (tier 4), and a date when it was last verified.
  • Benefit of the doubt, exact facts. The projects and their founder get a fair reading. Accusations are shown as accusations, with the counter-argument and the status of the proceedings — a court decides, not a headline.

Three voices, kept apart

Facts pages are neutral and dated. Community-view pages say how the community sees things and are labelled as such. Commentary and satire are kept visually separate and are never a source of facts.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cryptospecting an official PulseChain, HEX or PulseX website?

No. It is an independent community site with no affiliation to the projects or to Richard Heart. For official domains and accounts, use the official links page.

Is anything here financial advice?

No. The portal explains how the technology works and where facts come from. Prices appear only as a small convenience feed. Read the disclaimer.

Where do the facts come from?

From the code, verified contracts, on-chain data, court records and official statements first. Every factual page lists its sources with a tier and a verification date — see Sources & methodology.