to Variety by Amazon, It has approved an eight-episode miniseries adaptation and plans to begin filming next spring. David Weil, who previously worked with the Russo brothers on the Prime Video series Citadel, will write the pilot and executive produce the series. Meanwhile, it is rumored that Anthony and Joe Russo, who are known for directing four Marvel Cinematic Universe films, will direct as well as executive produce the series.
FTX, It filed for bankruptcy last week after one event after another caused it to collapse in a short time. Exchange’s FTT tokens, rival exchange Binance’s It tumbled earlier this month after it announced it would sell its remaining FTTs due to “recent disclosures”. A few days before Binance announced its decision to sell all of its FTTs, CoinDesk said that Alameda Research, the trading company founded by then-FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, is mostly backed by FTT tokens. This statement was taken as evidence that the ties between FTX and Alameda are very tight. Alameda is having financial problems and needs to pay off its debts. FTX allegedly used their customers’ deposits.
A documentary-like series is coming for the FTX scandal
Smaller investors and ordinary customers also heard that there was a shortage and wanted to withdraw their money and exit the market, which caused a liquidity problem. Binance initially agreed to bail out by purchasing FTX, but then withdrew from the deal. Following this development, FTX filed for bankruptcy and Bankman-Fried as CEO resigned. In this respect, there are many interesting points in the story, such as the billions of dollars lost that the Russo brothers could include in their show, and the mystery of where the stolen funds went.
Which of the Russo’s It’s still unclear where they plan to use the sources, but Variety said the show’s FTX He says journalists investigating his scandal can rely on “insider reporting”. They are also reportedly in talks with many Marvel actors for key roles in the series.