This case has been hard to present evidence on,
The evidence for
@tendyies performing blackhat is simply just a console log, without knowledge of how that line is presented or anything it's simply not sufficient as proof, if any of the parties involved want to send more context to this console log this could change however example the code which created it.
As for de-compiling and de-obfuscating of code is not an offense that would be upheld on Sythe as there are various reasons somebody could be doing such as protecting them for users who are attempting to perform blackhat on them however,
@tendyies did agree to terms of service which that he would not do this, so, therefore, this had been added to TWC for violating a ToS agreement.
If any parties involved in this want to reach out to me with more evidence, feel free but as it currently stands this is all we have,
Note:
Tendyies other TWC reason:
Tendyies recovered account