Dark Comedy TV Pilot Inspired by Argentina’s Libra Crypto Scandal Raises $150K

Meme Coin Crisis befell Gabriel Haynes said in February by Argentine President Javier Miley Decryption That he was fascinated. Six months later, the scope of the debate is still developing, but comedians and podcasters are bent into the TV pilot in their folding elements.

Haynes has hone his talent with X for many years, but individuals often post videos of furious about topics related to code.

Taking inspiration from dramas like “Breaking Bad” and “The Sopranos,” the show is called “The Max Extractor.” Decryption. This plot centers around an entrepreneur who loses all trading cryptocurrency in leverage, making regretful choices to pay the debts owed to a shady character while trying to project an actual, empty, successful image.

Haynes said the show’s main character is roughly based Hayden DavisKelsier Ventures’ 28-year-old CEO helped First Lady Melania Trump introduce the meme coin and advised Milei about the unlucky Libra Token.

Milei is still at a distance from freedom, but the crypto research company Nansen I said Traders lost $251 million, leaving behind what Haynes considers as a new canvas of fiction.

“It’s not clear what happened, but somehow the Argentine president was promoting this shit and Hayden was involved,” he said. “I was really inspired by that.”

Argentina Anti-Roll Unit It was cleared Mylay of June’s fraudulent behavior. Ambito. Davis is fighting class action lawsuits led by Berwick Law, a New York crypto law firm.

Oddly enough, as there are occasional crypto-spheres, Haynes wants the show to feel realistic and authentic, and internally sees how fraud and hacking propagates. Haynes said the goal has gotten some pushback from future supporters, but it didn’t make a difference.

“If you want to say cryptocurrency is this sparkling horse, “Angel from the high, ‘You’re bullshit,” he said. “You have this permitted open platform where there are a lot of different things that most people don’t understand.”

Just as Margot Robbie unlocks a subprime mortgage with “big short,” Haynes wants a “max extractor,” capturing the complexity of the blockchain in an interesting way. Documentaries aside, he insisted that it is quite difficult to get.

Haynes hit Sullivan Slenz. Sullivan Slenz, as director of the show, helped create a commercial for the defi project in which Haynes appeared. Its cast is still decided, but the two hope that the pilot episode will end by February.

In recent years, Haynes has been an announcer. Karate battlea combat league that uses codes. In 2022, after the collapse of Crypto Exchange FTX, Haynes Crowdfunding Search for $10,000, Bahamas disgraceful CEO (with his family) through a platform called JuiceBox.

The effort attracted over 60 supporters. His current efforts are being bankrolled by around 12 people, he said. The show is also sponsored by Genzcash. Genzcash charges itself as the “Memetic Warfare Division” of coins that focus on privacy. zcashhe added.

Haynes said other supporters include Gabriel Shapiro, CEO and founder of Metalex, an advisory on crypto governance. Anil Lulla, CEO of Delphi Digital, a crypto research company. and Solana– Defituna, a base automatic market maker.

Comedians are far from hitting a deal with things like HBO, but it may not be long for Haynes to take a closer look at what’s coming. He plans to turn behind the scenes content into a video blog.

“The bottom line is, unless there’s an audience for this, there’s no future,” he said. “I’m almost no expert on anything, but there’s one thing I can say is that I have at least a bit of knowledge. It’s a video. I’ve made a lot.”