YOLO Director Invested $4 Million Netflix Budget Into Dogecoin, Earned $27 Million: Report

Carl Erik Rinsch would have used almost $11 million of her Netflix watch budget has bet with actions And crypto And do millions on A Single Dogecoin bet.

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THE director of Netflix science fiction series Conquest would have used $4 million Since THE watch budget has bet on Dogecoin (DOGE) And do $27 million In THE process.

NOW THE director, Carl Erik Rinsch, wanna another $14 million Since Netflix, according to has A Nov. 22 report In THE New York Times quoting A confidential arbitration continue.

THE Times report details THE In the wings drama of Rinsch science fiction Netflix series Conquest, which THE streaming giant distributed out $55 million has TO DO, but East Again has receive A episode.

In March 2020, 16 month After Netflix bought Rinsch idea And provided him with A initial budget of $44 million, THE director request For more funds. Netflix obliged And wired him $11 million on THE condition he finished THE show.

According to has financial declarations got by THE Times Rinsch used $10.50 million Since THE costs funding has bet on THE action walk And allegedly lost almost $6 million In just A little weeks by placement choice Paris on pharmaceutical companies And THE S&P 500,

With A little on $4 million LEFT, Rinsch transferred THE money has THE crypto exchange Kraken And went all In on DOGE. When he liquid In Can 2021, he withdrew around $27 million, by A account statement seen by THE Schedule

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In 2018, he bought A science fiction series Since director Carl Rinsch. By 2020, Netflix spent $44 million on THE show.

Production was wade And Rinsch required $11 million more. He took THE funds And quickly lost ~$6 million In pharmaceutical option YOLO.

A little later, he took 4 million dollars And… pic.twitter.com/JnvY09Op9A

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