Netflix's “Bitconned” Leaves Viewers Shock Over Crypto Scams and 'Blood-Boiling' Twists
Netflix's 'Bitconned' exposes Centra Tech's crypto scam, revealing fraudulent practices and shocking twists, leaving viewers outraged and intrigued.

Netflix's 'Bitconned' exposes Centra Tech's crypto scam, revealing fraudulent practices and shocking twists, leaving viewers outraged and intrigued.
Netflix has recently revealed its latest cinematic offering, "Bitconned," a riveting exposé on a cybercrime saga entwined with cryptocurrency scams. The film delves into the intricacies of a dark digital underworld, emphasising the need for vigilance and awareness in the face of evolving threats.
With attractive six-figure salaries, ranging from $300,000 to $900,000 for the Product Manager role and $450,000 to $650,000 for the Technical Director, the company is emphasizing the importance of market factors and individual qualifications in determining compensation.
While SBF awaits his day in federal court, he should be allowed to conduct legal research online, keep up with news and sports, shop on Amazon, and place food delivery orders.
Financial advisors for the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX at last revealed the complete list of the company’s institutional creditors in a court filing late Wednesday.
The subscription-based unique NFT is capped at 10,000 and buyers would receive a digital debit card along with the NFT to pay for their subscription.
Viewers of the documentary, especially those who knew the full story, resonated with the founder's conspiracy theory of faked deaths.
Viewers of the documentary, especially those aware of the whole saga, resonated with the conspiracy theory about the founder faking his death.
The streaming service’s stock price took a major hit after releasing disappointing user numbers, making some in the crypto community cry foul at the volatility.