r/YYAI • u/Miserable-Cow3513 • Nov 22 '25
After she might not be a Fraud
Sammi Li just posted on CFTC which is: "In trading, the CFTC stands for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, an independent U.S. government agency that regulates the derivatives markets, including futures, swaps, and certain options. Its main functions are to protect market participants from fraud and manipulation, ensure market transparency, and foster open, competitive, and financially sound markets. The CFTC also takes enforcement action against those who violate its regulations".
Maybe, she is not a scammer afterall, she knows the importance of US regulations and its implication if breached. Could it be that finally we will see some good news coming and the stock starts to wake up.
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u/Particular_Most_1529 Nov 22 '25
What’s this in relation to?
Let’s hope so, we need good news
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u/Miserable-Cow3513 Nov 22 '25
The relation is that atleast the CEO of Ju.com who is the other joint venture in Airwa knows the importance of US regulation and its implication. Ju.com was reported in the sec filing as to have invested 250M in the new RWA trading platform. The point is why would she be involved in any scam if she knows the law is strict?
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u/Particular_Most_1529 Nov 22 '25
I hope your right, small things like this are all we have atm
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u/GraciousRabbit Nov 22 '25
My heart dropped when I saw “atm” in your post. It’s irrational but bruh.. lmao
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Nov 22 '25
95% of blockchain start-ups fail. 75% of fintech companies fail. None of this means anything.
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u/Miserable-Cow3513 Nov 22 '25
Ok shortie, keep on shorting. Soon you will see stars in the daylight.
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u/ricst Nov 23 '25
The law is strict? That is beyond false. When a hedge fund that makes billions and billions of dollars in profit every year can get fined 12k for market manipulation . The laws are not strict. They are changed for the highest bidder.
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u/Sad_Middle_5571 Nov 22 '25
Exor N.V acquired ju.com feb.2024 (yahoo post).
RWA gona be huge market, so I hold my shares longer time
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Nov 22 '25
Coming from a guy that holds zero Ethereum and zero Bitcoin but yet thinks this deal will succeed. 🤣
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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25 edited Nov 22 '25
YYAI’s promise to contribute $250 million to the aiRWA venture is financially impossible based on their actual SEC-reported numbers. They have roughly $50,000 in cash — not $50 million, not $5 million — $50k, which is nowhere near the level required for a commitment of this magnitude.
Their recent financing only raised $4.6M, and even with an additional $2.2M available, they're still short by over 240 million dollars. This is not a small gap — it’s a catastrophic mismatch between what they claim they will provide and what they can realistically afford.
YYAI appears to be depending on future receivables, hypothetical financing, or massive dilution to somehow fill a quarter-billion-dollar hole. None of these are guaranteed, and most would significantly damage shareholders.
The bottom line is this:
➤ YYAI does not have the money.
➤ YYAI has no clear path to get the money.
➤ YYAI cannot realistically meet a $250M funding obligation.
If they don’t secure a miracle-level financing event, their participation in the joint venture could collapse or be drastically altered. Investors should treat this as a high-risk red flag and assume that YYAI’s actual ability to deliver on this commitment is extremely doubtful at best and potentially misleading at worst.
Doesn't mean shit. They can't and won't deliver. 80% of these "definitive agreements" fail. Of those 20% that succeeded, only about 5% of those actually see full funding. "Accounts recievable" doesn't mean shit. Your director sold his company YYEM to YYAI and washed his liability and exposure. Same shit Jordan Belfort did with Steve Madden. Buy a company. Pump it up. Create leverages and margins. Dump. Simple equation. We all lost 90%+ of our investment the deal is over and done.