BOMBSHELL: Randy Fine has sworn four times that he owns a dead Florida company
Randy Fine has sworn four times under penalty of perjury between June 2023 and May 2025 that his largest asset is Jayvid Holdings, LLC, a Florida company administratively dissolved on September 22, 2017 and still listed by the Florida Department of State as “Inactive.” Two Florida House Form 6 filings, one Florida Senate Form 6, one Florida Senate Final Form 6F, and one U.S. House Personal Financial Disclosure all attest to ownership of an entity that has not legally existed under Florida law for eight years.
On his 2022 Form 6 filed June 28, 2023, Fine valued Jayvid Holdings at $20,804,934 with an address of 490 Spoonbill Lane, Melbourne Beach — the same registered address shown on the dissolved entity’s SunBiz record. On his 2023 Form 6 filed May 31, 2024, the Jayvid valuation was $21,212,079, with the address now changed to 103 Oak Street, Melbourne Beach — Fine’s home. The 2024 Form 6 and 2025 Final Form 6F, both filed May 12, 2025, list Jayvid at $20,927,268, also at his home address.
The income Fine declares from Jayvid Holdings has grown by an order of magnitude across the same period. $39,328 in 2022. $329,707 in 2023. $583,148 in 2024. $106,516 in the first three months of 2025 alone. Across each year the entity remains administratively dissolved in the Florida Department of State record. Fine has not filed a reinstatement.
The federal and state disclosures do not reconcile. On the federal Personal Financial Disclosure filed December 29, 2024, Fine listed RideCo, an Ontario software startup, as a Jayvid-held asset valued at $5,000,001 to $25,000,000. On the Florida Form 6 filed May 12, 2025, covering the same reporting period through December 31, 2024, Jayvid is valued at $20,927,268 in total. The federal disclosure asserts a single Jayvid-held asset that at its high end exceeds the entire valuation of Jayvid on the state filing.
The 2024 Florida Form 6 identifies Tangam Systems as a secondary source of Jayvid income, alongside JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs. The 2022 and 2023 Forms 6 do not list Tangam. RideCo never appears on any state filing. The federal PFD lists both RideCo and Tangam as held through Jayvid Holdings. Four sworn filings, four different snapshots of what Jayvid is and what it holds, all anchored to an entity Florida says ceased to exist in 2017.
My independent media company HNC12 has filed a supplemental submission with the Office of Congressional Conduct and is preparing a Form 50 complaint to the Florida Commission on Ethics. Fine’s office did not respond to a request for comment on the dissolution, the address change, the income trajectory, or the federal-state asset inconsistency.