Xen Crypto - Pulse Rekt -People Losing 80-90%

The video presents a two‑part commentary on the PulseChain/XEN ecosystem. Speaker A reads a clip that condemns the sacrifice phase of XEN, arguing that investors lose 70‑80 % of their capital because the founder retains 80‑90 % of the token supply, enabling a potential dump on the community. Speaker B expands on this criticism, recalling the original promise of fair distribution championed by Richard Heart and HEX, and contrasting it with the current centralised model. He shares his personal background as an early HEX promoter and Wall‑Street‑trained broker, uses it to establish credibility, and questions why crypto influencers hype projects without critical analysis. He then promotes BitcoinNYK as a superior, feeless, fast blockchain that offers universal participation, citizen dividends, and real economic prosperity, arguing that PulseChain and similar chains cannot deliver such value. Throughout, he calls for critical thinking, warns against meme‑coin gambling, and challenges viewers to consider why they continue to support projects that concentrate wealth.
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is people that actually sacrifice are underwater. They're underwater 70 to 80% of their actual investment. Now you ask yourself, okay, why did I sacrifice? Is this actually fair distribution? Is this applying first principles and in regards to the whole ecosystem? Well, I can tell you that this is not the case, guys. Personally, myself, I sacrificed 2 years ago, and I'm very sad to see that this is the case. Not because I'm losing money in regards to the sacrifice phase, but But because we keep applying the same things that aren't working for the average investor that's coming into this, guys, we need to basically move away from these sacrifices phase where the founder actually holds 80 to 90% of the allocation where he can actually dump on the community. Now, Richard has spoken very highly in regards to this aspect where he says, look, would you rather be in, in the crypto asset where the founder holds more than 80-90%, or would you rather be in a place where he holds a very small amount? Well, depending on how this actually gets launched. Now, this is building the greatest case scenario, okay? This is the greatest campaign scenario for XEN overall, guys, because if you look at this, guys, if you look at this, there's nothing about this is actually fair distribution. I Applying first principles overall, we can—
So that was a video clip from Crypto Bros, right? Another good video. Um, definitely, uh, encourage you to watch this video on— he's talking about how like people got wrecked on the PulseChain, how he lost everything and such. Um, you know, this video about people losing, you know, all their money at the bridge and these unstable stablecoins and such. But he also brought up some very important questions. You know, he got into, uh, you know, Richard Hart posing questions like, would you rather a founder holding 80 or 90% of a blockchain, uh, if posed with that question? And he talked about, uh, how it's making a better case for Xand Crypto, just showing just how centralized than PulseChain would be, right? So this is very interesting. This is actually a picture of the young Richard Heart. Look like he might be in elementary school, and, uh, he's posing a picture. Looks like with, you know, around minority kids, African-American kids. And I, I could tell you right now, um, that those kids would probably want a fair distribution system. I'm pretty sure they would tell Richard Heart that fair distribution is probably what they want. And now, interesting enough, you know, this picture showing Richard come from humble beginnings. Um, what's interesting is that I grew up in South Florida, right? I'm from there. I'm from around the Miami area. I believe Richard Hart was in Davie, uh, Florida. Davie is actually, uh, where I took my, uh, my national test, uh, to become stockbroker, later become a commodities broker. You know, and as I engage later on my career on Wall Street, and so I, I, I understand that area where he comes from, right? And South Florida was a very interesting place. Um, and I did go to many of those smart people schools that Richard Hart talks about. We call it the magnet programs, right? So, uh, there's a, you know, I, um, a lot of people don't know about me, this about me too. I was one of the first Hexicans. I think I did the first video about HEX that I could find on YouTube. I did the first video period, I think, in 2018, and I did a video called, uh, asking the question, is HEX a scam? It got thousands upon thousands of views where, uh, I made a good case for defending HEX. But here's the problem: Richard Heart was a different person back then. Uh, he had a very, uh, uh, his philosophy was very much in line with my own. That, uh, which was about fair distribution, which was about making these systems efficient where you can have a participatory economy. Uh, the problem now is I think Richard Heart is either doesn't believe in those principles anymore or he's coming up with these weird things and ideas, uh, that are anti those ideas. Like, you know, a founder holding 89% of a blockchain, right? Wealth and value. Right, making decentralization pointless. Um, and, uh, I, I, it also makes me ask the question, what are we doing? Like, what are, what are you guys doing? Um, like, why are videos like what Crypto Bro's doing, what I do, why are these videos that require critical thinking the lowest viewed videos in the crypto space? And then I'm watching these ridiculous videos where you have content influencers Uh, who are hyping projects with no critical thinking and you're following them in and some of you're getting wrecked, losing all your money. But then these people, like, are these people benefactors themselves? Because I watched some of them and, uh, they don't look like they're living the high life to me. Like, even these people out there, like, uh, what's the guy's name? Uh, uh, Cryptologist? Hexologist. Hexologist, right? And there's no strike against Hexologist, but the thing is, uh, I don't think Hexologist makes a lot of— has made a lot of money with HEX or, or any of these projects, right? I don't see him getting on the private jets and driving the Lambos. And what's the other guy? Crypto Coffee. Same thing. I don't— you know, either they're very modest or, uh, and my question is becoming, why are we hyping these projects exactly, right? They— and who are the people who are benefiting? Who's all these hex millionaires we keep hearing about that people can be? Do you guys actually know one? Who are they? You know, can you show me one? Has one come public yet, right? Because I know it's a lot of nameless wallets out there with a lot of hex in them, but none of the people who are— I'm seeing who are coming forward— because one thing, uh, I don't think that they would be Uh, probably even doing live streams, right? If that was the case, right? Anyhow, if you're not a critical thinker, then you might as well come over to BitcoinNYK.com where you can do free transactions. So let me tell you something, um, or let me ask this question. Maybe you guys can help me understand something. right? So we just had Pepe coin, right, that went crazy on Ethereum. And before that, it was meme, meme coin X and Y and Z, right? So we already have blockchains and projects where you can make a lot of money. You just need to get in the right one, right? Um, what is PulseChain doing any— what will it be doing any different? Than that. Because when it comes to fair distribution and when it comes to economic prosperity and, uh, fair distribution, it doesn't seem to be fulfilling any of those areas, right? At least you guys— I haven't seen anybody who said it has really, right? Except for short list of people that could be not more than 5 or 10 people, but Uh, if it's not doing that, then, and you're— it's not going to be a system where people can have value, velocity of money at a very fast accelerate delivered to them across the globe. Because that's true economic prosperity, when everybody can participate in a fair way and you have money that can be distributed to people. And BitcoinNYK, not only does it has free transactions on a super fast blockchain, uh, that is valuable, that doesn't have the problem of these other projects, right, that are good projects, right? And that's why I don't worry about projects like— that's why I don't worry about Bitcoin and YK in the least, because I know, and everybody else does as well, that these projects are superior to your PulseChains and your Ethereums and such, right? Just straight out superior, right? And they're the projects that are really going to help the people, right? Do the things that I think Richard Heart set out to do, right? And you can try it today for free. And if you can come back and give me a story as to why you don't believe that, then if you can do that, which I don't think you can, but if you can do that, then maybe you'll be right. But I don't think you're gonna be able to do that. Um, I guess what's gonna come down to— I'm not worried because I know it's gonna come down to this point anyway, or where people are gonna move to systems like this, these feeless chains and such, because they're creating the best economic prosperity. If we think about, uh, your average money transfer system, person sending a million bucks and paying $30,000, right, to send a million bucks. right? And some people will say, oh, well, you know, uh, you could do that on Ethereum and maybe you're only paying $100 or whatever the gas fees are for that day, right? But the thing is, when you can get to a level where the average user who doesn't have a bank account globally, doesn't have ID, but they can still have a wallet hold his valuable resource, and it becomes this global remittance economy. Right, then you have changed the face of the world. And, uh, that's what Bitcoin and YK can do. PulseChain will never be able to do that ever, right? Nor will Ethereum. Um, but when you get to those levels like that, right, then that's when, uh, you're going to be able to change rules and actually help people. And the more people you help, the more valuable your project's going to become. Postchain is not going to help a lot of people, right? It can't. Uh, it's, it's just like the Crypto Bros guys were saying. He's saying we're not changing, we're not moving away from that, we're not doing critical thinking, right? We're not. We're just simply not, right? And we just keep— just like the definition of insanity, we keep coming around chasing our tails and we're not moving anywhere, right? We're really not. But we are going to move. People are going to accept these superior projects like Bitcoin and YK, right? People are going to get away from the carousel, the gambling casinos, and those ideologies. People are going to stop getting wrecked and getting scammed and getting, uh, the stuff sold to them, right? That is no different than the, the early days of multi-level marketing pyramid schemes and such. People are going to get away from that. Right? And they are starting to get away from that. And things, and things are going to change. It's already changing, right? Bitcoin NYK is already here. People are already trying it and they're already finding out that this is going to create more economic value and prosperity than what we're getting with these other ideas and craziness that is going on, right? But I love to hear from you guys, right? When do you think this ends? Like, why are you guys listening to these people? Why are you getting wrecked? Are you that desperate, you know, uh, not to sit down and think about this stuff? Are you that lazy, uh, not to, you know, to do the things that work? Because like I said before, guys, if you just want to do the prices going up and down, can I put my money into this and get something out of it, just catch a meme coin over on, um, Ethereum, right? It's easier, it's less troublesome. Than launching another broken chain like what we got with Ethereum. There is no value to this chain, guys, and it's not going to be, right? And I'm sorry to say it that way, but there's nothing innovative about it, right? This seems like something that they could have launched in a week or weekend, like Jack Levin was able to do with X1 testnet, right? And, uh, and it doesn't change anything. It's not doing like Bitcoin NYK where people are going to receive thousands of dollars a month, everybody getting to receive the citizens dividend, where people can do free transactions, where people actually mine and everybody can participate through a social media activity. There is no innovation like that there on the PulseChain, right? And it's not getting to the heart of the problem or solving it. But that's all I want to say in this video. Make sure you join BitcoinNYK today. Stop getting wrecked, guys out there. Stop listening to these people, uh, and give something like BitcoinNYK a try. Stop the insanity for change, right? But in order to do that, right, you can't be like the, the road that Richard Heart was on where he was on the right road and I believe he did that thing where you come from humble beginnings and you just kind of go off into that, you know, get super rich world where nothing else matters and nothing matters but that. And then you forget that if you're not helping everybody around the world and you're not bringing value to people, that you're not going to be able to keep creating value because those people aren't getting this value that you're talking about. They can't get it because they can't participate in your economy. It's got to be a participatory economy. And the people in PulseChain are satisfied with the little nucleus that have formed around them, and they're not interested in moving any other place, right? So that means if they're not going up, the only place left to go is down, right? But tune into our channel videos, watch these more critical thinking videos where it comes from someone like Crypto Bros. I think another one is called Creative Crypto. Um, uh, of course us, right? Uh, but, but it just shows the sign of the times. We do the best content, we get less views than anybody, right? Uh, in the sys— in the, in the, in the space. It, you know, it don't matter why things are the way they are. But that's all I want to say in this video, guys. Uh, till next time, as always, take care of yourselves. And each other.
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