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Title: Richard Heart of Hex against Tone Vays on Hex, who's the winner Post by: robelneo on January 15, 2020, 01:52:43 PM This is actually a debate against a Bitcoin Maximalist Richard Heart and Bitcoin Realist Tone Vays but since Richard Heart is the Hex developer and it's CEO, the moderator decided to make a topic of it, I fast forward the video you can watch their debate on Hex, a shitcoin or the future of finance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqWV7PrOyys&t=397s Title: Re: Richard Heart of Hex against Tone Vays on Hex, who's the winner Post by: Ucy on January 15, 2020, 02:40:08 PM Seems like he wasn't trying to build a decentralized project otherwise the CEO tag wouldn't be necessary.
This kind of debate shouldn't arise in the first place.. afterall he's building on a decentralized censorship resistant space. I think if he develops something that works, safe and up to standard, no one will be able to stop him. That is why we have crypto in the first place. I honestly don't understand why the developer made too much noise about the project. There are lots of few good project that ordinarily wouldn't go anywhere if the developers hadn't built them quietly and within the decentralized world. I guess any project that fail the censorship resistant test or any other crypto standard test, doesn't deserve to succeed. It's pretty easy to build good things in this space without getting censored or stopped like in real world. Title: Re: Richard Heart of Hex against Tone Vays on Hex, who's the winner Post by: RussiaUkraineTranslation on July 19, 2022, 12:05:24 PM Oh man, BTC is going to 3k Tone Vays. This guy got called out for being a moron and probably lost a lot of money shorting the market during the last bullrun. As to RH, it wouldn't surprise me if he is CIA. Put on your tinfoil hat for a moment. He was involved in some weird cult like things before crypto and has been using multiple fake personas. He is one of the best debaters you will ever find, which demonstrates lengthly training. If you believe the NSA created Bitcoin, which many sources do, then it wouldn't surprise me to find that RH was the front man for tokenized CDs, which were also developed in secret for the banking sector. The issue with the original HEX contract is that it was hyperinflationary and lacked revenue generation features. This is where technological advancements like Safemoon v2 come in. If you cross HEX with a contract that generates liquidity for itself and revenue based on transaction fees, like what MAXX finance is doing, then you have a perpetual money machine.
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