Originally Posted by AlphaVector (Post 839325)

Not necessarily. I've worked with a number of starts-ups in all sorts of sectors, and they've all been legit. Just nice folks starting up new businesses in an industry they know and wanting to be their own bosses.

Fintech is just a sector (like FinServ, or Manufacturing, media, what have you) and there'll no doubt be some dubious businesses operating in that sector, but I'm sure most are legit. Best thing you can do to determine is look into the C-level team (CTO, CEO, CFO)/board of Directors and check with their history. Have they had previous companies like this that stopped operating? Do they even have a background in this space? Also check where the money is coming from - external investment, the board of directors' own pockets, organic growth? That'll give you a good idea on the face of it if they're the real deal. Hope that helped but let me know if you see anything possibly sketchy and you're not sure!

Originally Posted by gashatfreak (Post 839337)

Woke up. Saw this. Day made.

The internet has peaked. I repeat, the internet has finally peaked.

https://i.redd.it/xdnv33l4cpu91.jpg

Originally Posted by gashatfreak (Post 839361)

What's G4?

Originally Posted by Sevenlima (Post 839419)

The stuntmans/martial artists deserves more recognition.

Originally Posted by Talisman (Post 839423)

All parts of the entertainment industry deserve more recognition. Stunt performers, set dressers, prop makers and masters, all as important if not more to making a piece of media great as the face actors, directors, and writers.

Originally Posted by Mesnick (Post 839424)

Perhaps only sponsors and funding methods in general need to be improved.