Interpol issued a Red Notice to Richard Schueler for violence and tax fraud. Schueler is facing an SEC lawsuit for B in unregistered token offers. Interpol has issued a Red Notice for Richard Schueler, the founder of the cryptocurrency project Hex, who is accused of tax fraud and assault. A Red Notice calls for law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest the wanted person, though it is not an international arrest warrant. Schueler, now in Finland, keeps running until he reaches one of the most wanted persons in Europe. Offenses that were committed by Schueler are such cases wherein he beats up a 16-year-old by dragging him down the stairs and causing him bodily harm. Additionally, for his failure to file his income and also his failure to present his tax returns from
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- Interpol issued a Red Notice to Richard Schueler for violence and tax fraud.
- Schueler is facing an SEC lawsuit for $1B in unregistered token offers.
Interpol has issued a Red Notice for Richard Schueler, the founder of the cryptocurrency project Hex, who is accused of tax fraud and assault. A Red Notice calls for law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest the wanted person, though it is not an international arrest warrant.
Schueler, now in Finland, keeps running until he reaches one of the most wanted persons in Europe. Offenses that were committed by Schueler are such cases wherein he beats up a 16-year-old by dragging him down the stairs and causing him bodily harm. Additionally, for his failure to file his income and also his failure to present his tax returns from June 2020 until April 2024.
Interpol Steps Up Efforts As Legal Cases Pile Up
Schueler faces the newest in a series of legal cases lodged against him. Aside from this case, businessman Schueler is facing a high-profile case in the U.S. The Securities and Exchange Commission accused Schueler of having raised over $1 billion from the sales of unregistered crypto tokens, including Hex, PulseChain, and PulseX. According to the SEC, Schueler had misled investors with promises that the tokens would usher in big wealth while investing a good portion of it in lavish personal indulgences in cars and watches. He has attempted to have the case dismissed but the SEC has continued pressing the action.
Despite the controversies, Schueler is actively present on social media while defending his activities. His proof that he is impervious to his haters is when he cites a $27 million contribution to medical research.
The case of Schueler is one in a series of increased public scrutiny of the cryptocurrency sector, especially on transparency and accountability. The lawsuits launched by both the SEC and international authorities are gaining more momentum, which puts tremendous pressure on crypto projects and their founders. The outcomes of Schueler’s cases will set a precedent for future regulatory practices in the United States since the SEC is enforcing strict compliance with securities laws.