@sec.gov @RichardHeartWin #Hex #PulseChain @NuclearHerbs 

Good Morning from Japan,

My name is Charles Stark and I work in Japan. For the past several years I have bought cryptocurrency as a bit of a hobby. I was enthusiastic to learn about the new pro crypto government being put into place. The design and nature of crypto is exciting not only technologically but also in its overall application.

Unfortunately, the past administration has been, shall we say, less than stellar in their ability let crypto thrive and do what is intended to do. Let regular people like me get involved in free markets. This has been unamerican in my opinion.

From my experience the one true DeFi crypto ecosystem is PulseChain, and its unique crypto Hex as many crypto enthusiasts are aware of.

The SEC’s approach to HEX, Richard Heart, and the broader PulseChain ecosystem represents a profound misstep that has negatively impacted countless individuals who rely on these networks for innovation, financial empowerment, and transparent transactions. HEX and PulseChain exemplify the very ethos of decentralized finance—offering users self-custody, trustless systems, and a secure alternative to centralized financial structures. 

By targeting this ecosystem, the SEC inadvertently stifles innovation, dissuades economic participation, and marginalizes a dedicated global community of users who embrace its transformative potential. Furthermore, this stance appears to conflict with the directives outlined in the President’s executive order, which encourages the development of crypto-positive regulations to foster growth, innovation, and leadership within this industry. 

It is imperative that the SEC reassess its position on HEX and PulseChain, ensuring they align with both the executive vision and the broader mission of enabling fair, forward-thinking financial systems that empower individuals rather than penalize them.

Respectfully,
Charles Stark
#Hex #PulseChain