Interpol has issued a red notice against Richard Heart, the founder of HEX and PulseChain, for tax evasion and committing violence against minors.

Founder of HEX and PulseChain, Richard J. Schueler (also known as 'Richard Heart'), who is involved in the dispute with Interpol, issued a 'red notice'. Heart is accused of massive tax evasion and violent attacks on minors. This red notice is a global request to law enforcement agencies to locate and temporarily arrest Heart, who is also on the 'wanted list' of the European police organization. Please provide the text to be translated. The picture is taken from interpol.int Please provide the text to be translated. According to reports, Finnish authorities have been investigating Heart's alleged tax evasion activities from June 2, 2020 to April 2, 2024, with estimated tax evasion amounts reaching hundreds of millions of euros. In addition to the tax evasion charges, Heart is also accused of physically assaulting a 16-year-old boy by grabbing his hair, dragging him into a stairwell, and pushing him to the ground. Please provide the text to be translated. Heart publicly expressed indifference to the issuance of this red warrant. Despite facing serious charges, he remains active on social media and has made targeted comments. Please provide the text to be translated. My whole life I've been preparing for the future. Anticipating it. Creating it. I've never been safer and I'm excited for the future. Please provide the text to be translated. The Honorable Justice in SEC v me should have her ruling out soon. Donald Trump will be in office soon. PulseX, PulseChain, HEX, INC are all... Please provide the text to be translated. — Richard Heart (@RichardHeartWin) December 21, 2024 Please provide the text to be translated. Considering the seriousness of the allegations and Heart's role in the cryptocurrency field, the issuance of the red notice has caused significant concerns in the cryptocurrency community. Heart is also facing a lawsuit from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for allegedly issuing three types of tokens, HEX, PulseChain (PLS), and PulseX (PSLX), without registration. Please provide the text to be translated. With the ongoing development of this situation, it is currently unclear how Heart will respond to these allegations and whether he will face international arrest or extradition proceedings. This case highlights the increasing scrutiny of cryptocurrency founders and the growing need for transparency and compliance in the digital asset space. Please provide the text to be translated. Heart has been at the center of controversy recently. In 2023, the SEC accused him and his entities of conducting unregistered offerings of cryptographic asset securities, raising over $1 billion from U.S. and international investors. The SEC also accused Heart of misappropriating at least $12 million and using it to purchase luxury goods such as sports cars, watches, and a 555-carat black diamond called 'The Enigma'. Please provide the text to be translated. The SEC detailed in the complaint how Heart promoted Hex tokens as a high-yield investment, claiming they offered returns of up to 38% through staking. However, the SEC alleges that a significant portion of these ether deposits were 'recycled' trades, allowing Heart to control a significant portion of the quantity of HEX tokens. Please provide the text to be translated. The International Criminal Police Organization has issued a red notice against Richard Heart, the founder of HEX and PulseChain, for alleged tax evasion and violence against minors. This article was first published in BlockBeats.