It seems that this is an independent release,rather than a Hollywood blockbuster with 100 million dollar budget and A-list Hollywood stars in the cast.
I guess that nobody outside the crypto industry and the tech world(cyber punks,nerds,etc)would pay attention to this movie.
The "average Joe" doesn't know who Ross Ulbricht actually is and what is Silk Road.
This movie has nothing to do with Bitcoin,so I don't know why OP posted this thread in the Bitcoin discussion forum.

My prediction about a bull trap and a Bitcoin price drop didn't happen,so everything is possible.
The current news about more big institutional investors getting into BTC are creating a new FOMO phase.
The last FOMO phase ended in the beginning of January,when the Biticoin price got a small correction from 35K back to 31K USD.The new FOMO phase might pump the price to 60K pretty fast,if there aren't any legit FUD news about Bitcoin coming soon.

Doubling your investment from a small Bitcoin price increase is possible only by leverage/margin trading.
Deposit $100 into a cryptocurrency exchange,which supports margin trading,get a x100 margin,which means that you will have $10000 to buy BTC,so when the BTC price increases with around 1.5%,you will get $150 profit,minus the fees for margin trading and other trading fees,you get $100 profit(this depends on many factors).It is theoretically possible to turn 100 USD into 200 USD out of a 1.5% Bitcoin price increase.
Bear in mind that my example might not be accurate and I don't recommend margin/leverage trading for newbie traders.

So,at the end of the day,fiat transactions aren't always reversible,are they?
This is what I call "financial bureaucracy". Many people think that the biggest banks would have the best software and the best employees at their disposal,but the reality is that even the biggest banks want to outsource and try to cut their costs,so their clerks aren't the best and their software is "not-so-good"...
Anyway,that was one horrible wall of text to read.
Maybe we should create some memes about this accident.

"Getting involved in Bitcoin" still doesn't mean buying lots of BTC.
However,this is pretty bullish news.Having the biggest asset management fund in the world to buy some BTC will be a great marketing move.Bitcoin is no longer a scam or a shady project in the eyes of big institutional investors.The hype around BTC is going to grow even more in 2021.
Maybe the Blackrock guys are onto something...Maybe a big financial crisis is coming after the pandemic.
I don't know,this is just a hypothesis.

Nigeria is the one of the crypto leaders in Africa because:
1.It has the biggest population in Africa.
2.It is a little bit more developed than other African countries(excluding South Africa).
Having lots of young people means that a big part of those young people will be interested in IT and technology.That doesn't mean that the country is a leader in some kind of revolution.
Nigerian online scams have become notorious during the last decades.Does that mean that Nigeria is a leader in the "online scam" revolution?
The government/central bank of Nigeria aren't crypto friendly,so I don't think that Nigeria is capable of leading any "crypto revolution" or tech revolution at all.

Can you give us a proof,that governments are banning Bitcoin because rich people are buying more BTC?
Can you mention the countries,where governments are attacking Bitcoin,because of rich people buying BTC?
If you can't provide a valid proof,then your statement is pretty bold.
The countries,where the crypto industry is under attack are Nigeria,India and maybe a few other underdeveloped countries in Asia,Africa and Latin America.Those countries aren't attacking crypto because of the rich people buying more cryptocurrencies.They are attacking the crypto industry for two reasons:
1.To avoid export of capitals outside of their jurisdiction.
2.To get more tax revenue(but the end result will be less tax revenue). 

Domains like the ones listed above should be blacklisted by all the social media platforms.
Unfortunately Twitter,Facebook and Youtube aren't reacting fast enough to prevent those scams and to save the money of all the innocent victims.
How can people be so naive?If something seems too good to be true,it most likely is...
Ellon Musk might be the wealthiest person in the world,be he would never give away Bitcoins for free.
What's the point for somebody to give you 1BTC,after you send him 0.5BTC?That doesn't make any sense.

Why do people still reply to posts made by this guy?
There's a saying on the internet-"Don't feed the trolls."
Internet trolls are posting shit because they want to provoke a reaction from other people.They need attention.
This guy is clearly a troll and all the forum members are feeding him,by reacting to his BS posts and giving him free attention.
Even I made that mistake several times.

Institutional investors can't lower the Bitcoin price volatility.Mass adoption across multiple small investors and ordinary people probably can lower the price volatility.
Institutional investors will just buy and HODL in the long term,which will remove some bitcoins out of the market circulation,therefore lowering the supply will increase the price volatility.
On the other hand,mass adoption and using BTC fore more daily purchases will increase the BTC market circulation and probably lower the Bitcoins held by the HODLers.This increased BTC supply will lower the price volatility.

Are you kidding me?Do you think that you will attract serious institutional investors and traders,by showing them a 3 year old kid explaining the features of Bitcoin? LMAO
Investors and traders are attracted by the amount of trust Bitcoin has across the growing BTC community and the potential of the blockchain technology.
If I was a complete newbie,I would be more attracted into Bitcoin,if some 60 year old scientist explains it to me,rather than a 3 year old kid.
Anyway,this proves how pointless social media actually is.Posting content just for the sake of getting more views,clicks and likes.

Damn,I wish I joined the Bitcoin community back in 2012.
I missed so many opportunities,but I can say that I'm not discouraged.
One Tik Tok crypto investor (I don't remember his name) said "Respect the pump" and "Embrace the pump".
Everything will be alright in the end.We just have to have faith in Bitcoin and respect the pump.


We live in a world,where the rich elite is extremely wealthy,because of the money printing machine called Federal Reserve System.Perhaps the crypto community will become extremely wealthy as well,due to the same money printing machine.
Anyways,Bitcoin cannot be adopted by the central banks as a "global standard of value".
We don't need their approval.We just need the central banks to stay away from the crypto world.

I don't believe that the Bitcoin price will face enough support at 50K,so staying at this level will be temporary.
I think that there might be a price crash back to 30K,before the price goes up to 50K USD.
The crypto whales might create some panic and force many small and medium traders to sell their BTC.
The ones who resist the panic selling will reap the benefits of a 50K USD Bitcoin price.
If we see corporations like Apple buying more BTC in the next few months,then we might be heading towards 60-70K USD.

They are buying so much because they are expecting the Bitcoin price to reach 50K or 100K USD.
I don't know why are they doing to use it in Africa.Maybe giving BTC away to the Africans?
I don't want to watch this YT video.Are you sure that this news is legit?We shouldn't trust information that is published on Youtube.I know that Jack Dorsey is a big Bitcoin supporter and crypto whale,but I'm surprised about Jay-Z buying BTC.It's time for Bitcoin to enter the hip-hop/rap/pop music scene.

I don't watch cryptocurrency related content on Youtube.The only crypto Youtuber I've watched was Francis from "The Crypto lifestyle" and he was mostly promoting methods about how to make money on Paxful.
Later on,he started promoting some altcoins/tokens and I stopped watching his videos,because I'm not that much into altcoins/tokens,ICOs,DeFi,etc.
You are right,most of the crypto Youtubers just want to make some money from Ad revenue or paid sponsorships.There's nothing wrong with that.Just don't take their advise seriously.

Do you mind telling us what shitcoin have you traded so far?Is this a secret?
Losing money is a big part of learning how to trade.If you are really motivated to become a day trader,then you will have lose even more money.If you can't afford to lose the rest of your trading capital,then just quit day trading,or buy BTC and just HODL.
If you want to continue day trading,maybe you should have a break and try to learn more theoretical stuff about trading.Read books,watch videos,etc.There is more than enough information about trading,that is available for free.

The intrinsic value of gold is the mining costs.The intrinsic value of Bitcoin is the same-mining costs.
Gold is being mined in actual mines under the mountains.Bitcoin is being virtually mined by solving complex mathematical tasks.The process is called mining,but in the first case it's real mining,and in the other case is digital "mining".


This sounds like nonsense to me.Let's just not compare the value of Bitcoin and gold.
Let's compare Bitcoin only to all the other crypto coins and let's compare gold only to the precious metals.
Just like I've said it before.Comparing Bitcoin and gold is like comparing apples and bananas.

I wonder why countries like Nigeria and India are so anti-crypto?
What will be the benefit of banning all crypto activities in those countries?The crypto businesses located in Nigeria and India will move into other locations and hide their revenue,instead of paying taxes to the Nigerian and Indian governments.
Fighting scammers/criminal is the most popular reason for having strict anti-crypto rules,but it is proven that cryptocurrency bans can't stop crypto scams.
Legalization and liberalization of the crypto industry and all fintech is the way to go.

The coins kept in crypto exchanges belong to the users,who deposited these coins in the exchanges.
I know that there's a risk of exit scams or hacks,but we will have to wait until the decentralized exchanges become a thing and "be your own bank" becomes a reality in the cryptocurrency world.
Maybe the governments won't allow decetralized exchanges,because of the lack of KYC policies.Who knows?
By the way,I'm waiting for Roger Ver to sell his BTC at 50K USD and crash the price back to 20K USD.
Which means more BTC at an affordable price for us...

Elon Musk isn't a true Bitcoin Core supporter.He just wants to invest some money in BTC and get a profit.
People like Michael Saylor and Jack Dorsey are way more pro-Bitcoin than Musk.
I guess that you put Elon Musk in your list,only because he's the richest person in the world and a very popular entrepreneur.
Roger Ver had some contribution to the early Bitcoin Network,but since the BTC fork and the creation of Bitcoin cash (BCH),he doesn't deserve to be on this list.