The director of Netflix’s science fiction series Conquest used $4 million from the series budget to buy Dogecoin and made a profit of $27 million.
According to the news of The New York Times conquest The director of the series, Carl Erik Rinsch, said that Netflix gave him the gift for the series. 4 million dollars to Dogecoin invested and as a result earned 27 million dollars appeared.
According to the news, Rincsh left Netflix for the series in March 2020. Received a budget of 44 million dollars and 16 months later saying it was not enough demand more money did. In response to this situation, Netflix offered the director a contract on the condition that he complete the series. $11 million He gave more.
The director gets paid 10.5 million dollars in the stock market He almost used it to gamble and due to options trading approximately 6 million dollars lost lived.
what remains 4 million dollars The director transferred all the money to the cryptocurrency exchange Kraken. Bought Dogecoin (DOGE). According to the account statement The New York Times said it had seen, the director $27 million withdrawal request in May 2021 He had given it.
According to a file in a divorce case filed by Rinsch’s ex-wife, the director 9 million dollars for 5 luxury cars Rolls Royce and a Ferrari spent.
According to the news, the director filed a lawsuit against Netflix on the grounds that it violated some contractual rules. $14 million He filed a lawsuit demanding Netflix gives the director He stated that he did not have any debts.