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Good morning, PulseChain friends! 🗽 We are aware of the recent unfair criticism and attacks directed at our team, business, and products. We would like to share a few thoughts with the community. First, we have no interest in repeating the mistakes made by some projects and developers on PulseChain in 2023 and 2024. We have seen how closed-minded attitudes, unnecessary conflicts, poorly designed products, and, in some cases, outright scams have damaged trust and hurt our community. We believe PulseChain deserves better. We welcome new builders, developers, and entrepreneurs with open arms. We are always happy to collaborate, share knowledge, and support anyone genuinely trying to make PulseChain better. However, attacking other teams to gain attention or recognition is not a healthy way to build a business or earn the community’s trust. Our advice is simple: Focus on your own work. Build your own products. Let your contributions speak for themselves. For those who have been part of PulseChain for years but have yet to deliver meaningful, functional products, we respectfully encourage you to reflect on what can be improved. If 3 years have passed without meaningful progress, we should ask ourselves what needs to change to make the next 3 years different. We are not perfect, and we certainly do not have all the answers. We make mistakes, learn from them, and work hard to improve every day. We are a small, self-funded team of 15 people, doing our best to maintain, secure, and improve our products while serving the community. Our resources are limited, and every hour spent dealing with unnecessary hostility is an hour we could have spent building something useful. PulseChain has already experienced years of challenges, disappointing projects, lost investments, rug-pulls and thieves, and unrealized promises. We do not believe more division and personal attacks will help us move forward. We would rather compete through innovation, reliability, security, and the quality of our work than through hostility or personal attacks. There is room for everyone to build and succeed here. No single team owns PulseChain, and no developer should feel threatened by another team’s progress. We sincerely wish every honest builder success. If your products make PulseChain stronger, we will be happy to see you succeed, whether you work with us or not. Let’s spend less time fighting one another and more time building a better, safer, and more resilient PulseChain in Mr Heart’s absence. That is what our team intends to do. With respect and appreciation to everyone who continues to build and support this ecosystem.

.@RichardHeartWin and @IvanOnTech on the world of cyber insecurity we now live in. I wish Richard Heart were free today so we could hear his thoughts on the incidents threatening the internet and the crypto industry as a whole. I believe PulseChain embodies the best principles of crypto design: simplicity, fewer dependencies, and fewer points of failure. No system is risk-free, but minimizing risk should always be the goal.

Listen to this man and tell me there is no wisdom in his words, no sense in his advice. One lesson stands out: to escape poverty and truly change your life, work on something whose potential can grow beyond the limits of your own time and labor. That is the opportunity we see in PulseChain: the chance to build something that can reach far beyond ourselves. To help build that future alongside him is a privilege and a responsibility. @RichardHeartWin forever!

@rogerkver We need to FREE RICHARD HEART 👊👊👊 He’s always supported you. Now he needs your support.