#美联储降息 Hollywood director embezzles production funds to speculate on cryptocurrencies, gets rich overnight and then loses everything, court sentences him to 90 years!

This story is even more outrageous than a movie. Hollywood director Carl Linsh received a huge order from Netflix to produce the sci-fi series "Conquest," worth up to $61 million. But what happened—he directly diverted $11 million of production funds into the stock market to gamble, lost it all, and then turned to the cryptocurrency casino.

The craziest part is: he bet on Dogecoin and turned $4 million into $27 million. Short-term wealth poured in, and this guy completely floated. Instead of covering the production gap, he crazily hoarded Ferraris (5 cars), Rolls-Royces (3 cars), and various luxury watches and jewelry. The crew stalled, and Netflix ended up caught in a $55 million trap, with the project falling apart.

The recent court ruling in the US just came down: all seven charges—telecom fraud, money laundering, etc.—were proven, and he could face 90 years in prison. That’s essentially life imprisonment.

What can you see from this case? First, the allure of cryptocurrencies is incredibly strong—the short-term high profits cause judgment to plummet. Second, the importance of financial discipline—once public funds go out of control, the consequences are like this. $ETH $BNB These types of coins are daily stages for human greed and fear.

What do you think? If you suddenly had millions of dollars, would you choose to play it safe or take a gamble for a comeback? Share your thoughts in the comments.