#documentary

On October 8, HBO launched the documentary “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery,” directed by Cullen Hoback. The film’s most sensational claim was that the likely identity of Bitcoin’s elusive creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, is developer Peter Todd.

Earlier this month, HBO stirred the internet with its promise to reveal who Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto is in a new documentary, “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery.”

Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin, USDT, is celebrating a decade of operations. In honor of this milestone, the company has announced a documentary titled "Stability and Freedom in Chaos," which focuses on USDT's role in combating national currency inflation, using case studies from countries like Turkey, Brazil, and Argentina.

In the upcoming HBO documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, premiering on October 8, acclaimed director Cullen Hoback embarks on a deep investigation to uncover the truth behind the creation of Bitcoin (BTC) and the mysterious identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.

CNBC has released a documentary video delving into the intriguing story of hacker Jimmy Zhong, who orchestrated a daring heist in 2012 by stealing 50,000 BTC from the darknet marketplace Silk Road.

Tether, the issuer behind the USDT stablecoin, has published a new report showcasing user statistics. The release comes shortly after the company debuted its documentary, “Stability and Freedom in Chaos: The Story of USD₮.”

With the upcoming release of HBO’s documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, debates have erupted online about whom HBO will claim as the real Satoshi Nakamoto. Bets are even being placed on Polymarket.

On October 3, HBO revealed its upcoming documentary “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery”. According to Politico, HBO claims to have identified the true Satoshi Nakamoto and plans to unveil their findings in the film, which is set to air on October 8.

A documentary film about Vitalik Buterin, titled Vitalik: An Ethereum Story, is nearing its release after more than three years of production. The feature-length film will be complemented by a series of short films called Ethereum Stories.

Apple has reportedly shelled out $5 million to secure the rights to Michael Lewis' upcoming book on Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former CEO of FTX. The book, titled "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon," is set to launch on October 3, coinciding with the start of SBF's criminal trial in New York. A documentary is also in the pipeline, directed by Nanette Burstein, known for her work on crypto evangelist John McAfee and Hillary Clinton.