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Hex Crypto Founder Richard Heart Hit With Interpol Red Notice

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Richard Schueler, aka Hex crypto founder Richard Heart, is being sought by Interpol and has landed on Europe's most wanted fugitives list.

Interpol, the world’s largest international law enforcement organization, issued an arrest request for Hex cryptocurrency founder Richard Schueler over tax fraud and assault accusations.

Interpol issued its red notice for Schueler, better known in crypto circles as Richard Heart, as a “request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal action.” Still, it is just a request, with the organization explaining that “a red notice is not an international arrest warrant.

Byron Boston, former Dallas police officer and CEO of crypto firm Crypto Track, told Decrypt that “the Interpol Red Notice reflects increasing international collaboration to address criminal activities tied to cryptocurrency, such as fraud and tax evasion.”