Sentifi.com presents one of the most bizarre pivots in recent tech history: a well-funded financial AI platform with 173 employees and $40M in revenue now operating as 'Super Pang TV,' a Korean sports streaming site. This isn't a rebrand—it's a complete identity transplant.

"When a financial AI company starts streaming KBO games, you're not looking at a pivot—you're looking at a fire sale of identity."

The tech stack reveals the story of a rushed pivot. They're using jQuery, Bootstrap, and Swiper—reliable but dated tools for a quick launch. Cloudflare sits in front, likely to handle DMCA takedowns. Google Tag Manager tracks whatever audience they still have. This is a skeleton crew keeping lights on, not a product team building for scale.

• Revenue-to-traffic ratio is catastrophic: $40M revenue with <10K visits suggests either massive offline contracts or accounting artifacts
• 35% organic vs 33% direct traffic indicates brand confusion—people aren't searching for 'Sentifi' anymore
• No backlink data, no social profiles, no Trustpilot presence: a digital ghost town
• The 'Super Pang TV' rebrand is a Hail Mary in a market dominated by established illegal streams and legal services like Coupang Play