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Here are two interviews with Wall St Journal Columnists and Authors of the recent book The Age of Cryptocurrency: How Bitcoin and Digital Money Are Challenging the Global Economic Order, Michael Casey and Paul Vigna. They explore Bitcoin and it's relation to the incumbent financial system they are well acquainted with. These are revealing interviews shot for upcoming Bitcoin documentary, The End Of Money @TheEndOfMoney. Michael CaseyPaul Vigna 1Paul Vigna 2Enjoy! |
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Dr Monica Barratt explores the often misrepresented and misunderstood Silk Road and its user-base in research done at UNSW. Interview shot for @TheEndOfMoney documentary
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Bruce Fenton on the fundamentals of Bitcoin and more. Shot by @TheEndOfMoney for Bitcoin documentary released soon.
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Mark Bainbridge from GoldStackers Australia. May be of interest to those wondering about the relationship between gold and Bitcoin. From interviews shot by @TheEndOfMoney documentary
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Footage obtained from interviews conducted for @TheEndOfMoney documentary James Canning |
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For those interested in Coinjar insights here is co-founder Ryan Zhou in interview for @TheEndOfMoney Bitcoin documentary |
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Hi guys, Ben from the Documentary here. Quick update, we have successfully funded 128% of our goal with 9 days still left to go! We hope to continue funding as it will allow us more opportunity to film at conferences in Melbourne, New Zealand and Korea where we are headed soon. We have been published on Coindesk as #1 documentary to watch. And our interview teasers have been popular on reddit and elsewhere, see below Matt MillerJeffrey TuckerTrace MayerBernard von NotHausWe still have some awesome rewards left and opportunities to become involved as assoc. or exec. producers. Cheers, Ben @TheEndOfMoney |
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Are they kickstarting a documentary? This would be nice if they would have a big budget to work with and get the word out about bitcoin to the rest of the world.
Hi there, Ben from the documentary here, we plan to popularise and create Bitcoin awareness outside of the community. We have decided that a documentary format is the best way to do this. Here are some teaser videos for you guys, we have many interviews shot already, this is a taste of what is to come. http://theendofmoneyasweknowit.wordpress.com/2014/06/24/teaser-interview-videos/Thanks for any support, happy to take questions Ben |
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Hey ben, cool you're posting here, the hardest thing with bitcoin documentaries is probably to keep it up to date until it's released. recently i read an article that described my thoughts on the blockchain system in a similar way how i would tell friends about it. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/10881213/The-coming-digital-anarchy.htmlit's still hard to imagine in how many ways this technology could be used in the future. i'd love to see some approaches in your movie towards these ideas although some might still seem utopian atm. Thanks for that, looks like a good read, will pass it on to my colleagues too. You are right about the possible applications of the Bitcoin protocol and what new technologies could arise. We will certainly take a look into this, but as you said, it's important not to become outdated by focusing too much on the here and now. Cheers Ben |
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Just wanna ask, does the documentary also talks about the whole logic on Bitcoin? We would like people to watch the film, esp not Bitcoiners. And except from what is the history of Bitcoin, we need them to learn the full logic and sense of what Bitcoin is, how it works etc. So that it can suits Bitcoiner and other people who doesn't really know Bitcoin.
I believe Bitcoin: The End of Money as we know it. Does answer some of that need. The logic on bitcoin, the reasons for its inception, its function and necessity in the world. Its been in production for many months, the Kickstarter just launched though. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bitcointheendofmoney/bitcoin-the-end-of-money-as-we-know-itdescription sounds very good, esp. that they want to look above the money aspect and document the technology itself and its versatility Hi, Ben from the Bitcoin: The End Of Money As We Know It team. That's right, when we began this project it was because we wanted to create a documentary that was more analytical, balanced and investigative without alienating viewers who may not have a wealth of knowledge in technology and economics. The bigger picture of Bitcoin, especially in relation to the history of money, is the most exciting aspect for us. We find there is too much attention on the price and other peripheral discussion. We will have much to say on the full scope of Bitcoin and its impact on society. Happy to take any questions, comments and suggestions you may have. Ben |
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I wanna be gazilionair? Do you have dutch mark from hyperinflation?  We wish! So far we are just rewarding with the Zimbabwean and Yugoslavian bills. Would love to get my hands on some Hungarian Forint http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_forint |
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Hey there fellow Bitcoiners, I am part of the small team behind this project and we've noticed the popularity surrounding the $10 trillion Zimbabwean bill and $500 million Tesla bill has surpassed our expectations. We are now offering a new donation tier where we will make you a multi-trillionaire at the cost of a few mouse clicks. Our new pledge is appropriately titled the ‘ Big Bad Bailout Package’, it may not prove to kickstart the economy, but it can work for our documentary. And who among us wants to say they are a trillionaire? We think it’s pretty cool! All feedback is most welcome, how do you guys like the trailer? Anything specific you want to see in our documentary? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bitcointheendofmoney/bitcoin-the-end-of-money-as-we-know-itCheers, Ben |
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