I did not see the documentary completely, but a lot of things changed during the 5 years. I think most of the members here did not know Bitcoin and most of them did not expect the price to become about 20000 dollars two years later, so the documentary is good for introducing it to the new people.
Regarding Roger Ver, I did not see much of the false information he provided, but after two years the man returned to support the scam version of Bitcoin (BCH) and caused many people to lose their money due to the lack of distinction between it and the real one.
Therefore, any documentary after 2017 may not be completely accurate.
Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and BitcoinSV are all payment tracking systems. Not cash payment systems.
Bitcoin wasn't developed for that, like how you want to make it look.
Nevertheless, I think Roger and a few others are innocent and misguided yet to awaken to the larger reality.
He claimed that Bitcoin was "anonymous", and almost "fee-less". He simply didn't have enough technical knowledge, and how that translates to the economics in Bitcoin.
Thanks for sharing this rdbase. I wasn't aware of any documentaries like this. An almost 5-year-old video can be educational for newcomers and even veterans as well. I think it's still relevant in the sense that
the basis of the video is what Bitcoin could be and how we can get rid of banks and the "financial crisis."
I just joined the VPro channel in telegram as well, and it seems that they post weekly documentaries about anything, I guess. They posted it in the comments section on the video.
https://t.me/vpro_documentary You do understand that Bitcoin is run by banks? It surprises me occasionally how many people don't already know this fact.
No, but, please explain. It might make a good debate.