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Documentary · 2015 · released

Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It

60 min USA, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube (streaming)

Award-winning crash course on the history of money and Bitcoin. The film traces money from ancient barter through modern banking, exposing central bank practices and government influence on currency creation. It examines how Bitcoin emerged as a peer-to-peer alternative to debt-backed fiat currency, questioning the future of decentralized finance.

Stills

A large gold Bitcoin symbol fills the center of a dark circular field covered in dense white and pale-green binary digits, with black space surrounding the circle.
Courtesy of 3D Content Hub / Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It
Director
Torsten Hoffmann
Studio
3D Content Hub
Country
USA, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom
Runtime
60 min
Where to watch
Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube (streaming)

The Bitcoin angle

Bitcoin is framed as a revolutionary response to systemic flaws in traditional monetary systems. The film positions cryptocurrency as both technological innovation and potential solution to inflation and financial control by central authorities.

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Sources

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