There's of course, "The Big Short" if you want a stupid 2-hour movie. But that movie glosses over so many details and is straight up hyperbole at many points... so its not "realistic" but maybe a better thing to watch if you really don't want to put in much effort?
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I guess my post was based off of the Bloomberg blogpost "Looking for Tether’s Money" by Matt Levine. So read that for my original inspiration, though you may need a Bloomberg subscription to be able to read it.
* https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/meltdown/
The 2012 lookback has a bit more depth, since it had more time to do interviews and stuff: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/money-power-wall-str...
There's of course, "The Big Short" if you want a stupid 2-hour movie. But that movie glosses over so many details and is straight up hyperbole at many points... so its not "realistic" but maybe a better thing to watch if you really don't want to put in much effort?
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I guess my post was based off of the Bloomberg blogpost "Looking for Tether’s Money" by Matt Levine. So read that for my original inspiration, though you may need a Bloomberg subscription to be able to read it.