Hollywood Streaming Titans Stand in Competition for Movie Rights to FTX Tale

• The collapse of FTX urges a lot of moviemakers to create a version of its tale
  
• A moviemaker named Graham Moore engages in the production of the FTX movie as its adaptation in the Bahamas
  
• Several streaming service-providing brands, for example, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, etc. compete for the rights to adapt the FTX tale into a movie

As every crypto-savvy trader is aware of the ‘Futures Exchange’ or FTX liquidity recently and its owner Samuel Bankman-Fried or SBF. All this gives an allusion to the production of a thrilling financial movie with a basis on the conception and fabricated characters. However, the tale is, as a matter of fact, real and a variety of leading streaming service-providing brands, for example, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, etc. are competing for the rights to adapt the FTX tale into a movie.

Numerous Versions of the Ebb and Flow of FTX Are in the Pipeline 

As reported by several reliable sources, the famous US-based author and financial diarist, Michael Lewis, is currently covering the entire adventure story of FTX end-to-end in a book. Several reports cite that Lewis Michael spends a great deal of time with the erstwhile FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) prior to the exchange conked out.

A Hollywood newsman Mia Galuppo has cited that “Several undertakings regarding the ups and downs of FTX are currently in the pipeline. Lewis has made a mark by writing financial thrillers and some of the best examples of his stories include “Moneyball,” “The Big Short”, and “Flash Boys”. 

From the personal perspective of Mia, Apple has seemingly more enhanced odds of acquiring the rights to profile Lewis’s story based on FTX. The newsman also shared that the moviemaker Graham Moore is currently engaged in the production of the FTX tale as its adaptation in the Bahamas. At long last, Mia also reported to the media that Vice Media is also involved in creating a documentary based on the FTX debacle. 

According to a report cited by a newshound at Techcrunch, Amazon is actively engaged in the production of a specific TV series in conjunction with the Russo Brothers, recognized as the two notable Marvel moviemakers. The moviemakers reported the Series to be a mix of all things when asked about it during an interview conducted by Techcrunch. 

Here is what the moviemakers said exactly about the FTX collapse and its movie adaptation: 

“Among all the scams ever played on, FTX easily seems to be the most marked one. It transcends a variety of industries, for example, fame, government, technology, drugs, etc. including present-day finance in the offing. “Amidst its center sits an exceedingly enigmatic figure with intricate and extremely risky intents. We are avid for learning it exactly why so.

Nancy J. Allen is a crypto enthusiast and believes that cryptocurrencies inspire people to be their own banks and step aside from traditional monetary exchange systems. She is also intrigued by blockchain technology and its functioning.

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