u/Gold-Skin02

Im interested to see if investors are actually doing their homework before buying an individual stock. Send a screenshot of the last valuation model you built. When did you last update it? Do you remember what you assumed when you bought? if you're not running projections and doing the actual work before pressing that buy button you're gambling in the markets. Prove me otherwise

Im interested to see if investors are actually doing their homework before buying an individual stock. Send a screenshot of the last valuation model you built. When did you last update it? Do you remember what you assumed when you bought? if you're not running projections and doing the actual work before pressing that buy button you're gambling in the markets. Prove me otherwise

Posting so this shows up when someone searches the name. Yenowin.com IS A SCAM

The hook: yenowin.com is a crypto casino advertising a $5,600 sign-up bonus, credited to your account instantly. The balance shows up, the games work, everything looks polished.

The trap: when you try to withdraw, support says you need to make a verification deposit. I sent $111.32 through MetaMask. The moment it cleared, the same agent told me a "new requirement appeared" and I now needed to deposit $200+ to verify my external wallet. Screenshot attached. There would have been a third one, and a fourth.

How I confirmed it's fake before sending more:

• The site shows a Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate for TechSolutions Group N.V., license OGL/2024/590/0758, status "Active."
• Their own Terms and Conditions, section 1.1, say the operator is Long Island N.V. with a license application still in progress.
• Section 2.1 says you're contracting with Medium Rare N.V. — a third company entirely.
• The T&Cs have unfilled blanks all over them ("contact customer support at" — nothing after it) and list promotions belonging to another casino. It's a scraped document.
• My balance was exactly $5,600 + $111.32, to the cent. No game outcome ever touched it. It's a number in a database.
• Section 1.1 also says, in caps, that they don't custody or control user funds "in any manner whatsoever." Section 9.1 says deposits are held in segregated accounts for you. Both can't be true, and the first one is the one their lawyers meant.

It's a network, not one site. Same template, same naming pattern: neyowin, zesowin, gyowin, soakwin, tuzawin, mehiwin, pootwin. If you find one, the others are running the same script.

What I did: filed with the FTC and Chainabuse, reported the receiving address, revoked wallet approvals via revoke.cash. The $111 is gone — MetaMask is self-custody, there's no chargeback.

If you're in it right now: stop. The next deposit will also fail. That's not a bug, it's the product.

Getting more questions about clients who receive payments in USDC or hold digital assets, and I'm trying to understand how firms are actually processing this rather than what the software vendors claim.

For those of you doing it:

• What do clients hand you? Exchange CSVs, wallet addresses, a spreadsheet they built, screenshots?
• How do you get it into QuickBooks or Xero — manual JEs, an import file, one of the dedicated tools?
• Roughly how long does one client's month take compared to a normal bank feed?
• What's the part that eats the most time? I'd guess identifying transfers between a client's own wallets or nailing down cost basis, but curious what actually breaks.
• If you use Bitwave, Cryptio, Ledgible, CoinTracker or similar — what still doesn't work?

Also curious whether 1099-DA has changed your volume this year, or whether most firms are still turning these clients away.

Getting more questions about clients who receive payments in USDC or hold digital assets, and I'm trying to understand how firms are actually processing this rather than what the software vendors claim.

For those of you doing it:

• What do clients hand you? Exchange CSVs, wallet addresses, a spreadsheet they built, screenshots?
• How do you get it into QuickBooks or Xero — manual JEs, an import file, one of the dedicated tools?
• Roughly how long does one client's month take compared to a normal bank feed?
• What's the part that eats the most time? I'd guess identifying transfers between a client's own wallets or nailing down cost basis, but curious what actually breaks.
• If you use Bitwave, Cryptio, Ledgible, CoinTracker or similar — what still doesn't work?

If you’re level 500+ and your KD is. 3.1 but your ranked less than a Diamond in Redsec you suck at the game. Prove me otherwise

I understand this is BF6 first year getting into a battle royale game mode… but why isn’t there Ranked duos in redsec? Like how hard is it to create that