After the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against Richard Shueler, the founder of Hex (HEX), and after failing to serve him in person, the regulator stated it had served him through an alternative method used when it cannot locate the defendant.
Indeed, it seems that Shueler, also known as Richard Heart, has been successfully dodging the authorities’ reach since at least August 22, 2023, when they could not find him the first time, according to the SEC’s status report filed to the court on November 21, so the agency was not able to serve him.
Failed attempts to serve Shueler
Furthermore, the process server started trying to serve Shueler through calls, texts, letters, and in-person at his residence in Helsinki, Finland, around September 13, and all of these attempts failed, although his online presence hasn’t suffered, and he made more than 40 X posts relating to the crypto sector since the report.
However, the SEC’s court filing from Dece
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