πΏ Money & crypto β holiday watchlist
Long winter nights are perfect for smart, intense watches. Hereβs a list that actually hits different, even if youβre deep in crypto already.
π¬ The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Pure greed, excess, and financial madness. A classic story of money without limits β and how it ends.
π¬ Downfall of the Crypto King (2023)
The rise and collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX. Hype, power, and what happens when trust breaks.
π¬ The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014)
Early Bitcoin days, ideology, and believers. A must-watch for understanding where it all started.
π¬ Silk Road (2021)
The story of the infamous darknet marketplace. Bitcoin, anonymity, the FBI, and the price of freedom. Fast-paced and intense.
π¬ Crypto (2019)
An underrated thriller about money laundering, banks, and crypto. Dark, tense, and surprisingly relevant.
π¬ Startup.com (2001)
Raw and honest. Friendship, startups, money, and how fast everything can fall apart.
These arenβt just movies.
Theyβre lessons about trust, control, ambition, and why crypto exists at all.
Enjoy the holidays.
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Long winter nights are perfect for smart, intense watches. Hereβs a list that actually hits different, even if youβre deep in crypto already.
π¬ The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Pure greed, excess, and financial madness. A classic story of money without limits β and how it ends.
π¬ Downfall of the Crypto King (2023)
The rise and collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX. Hype, power, and what happens when trust breaks.
π¬ The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014)
Early Bitcoin days, ideology, and believers. A must-watch for understanding where it all started.
π¬ Silk Road (2021)
The story of the infamous darknet marketplace. Bitcoin, anonymity, the FBI, and the price of freedom. Fast-paced and intense.
π¬ Crypto (2019)
An underrated thriller about money laundering, banks, and crypto. Dark, tense, and surprisingly relevant.
π¬ Startup.com (2001)
Raw and honest. Friendship, startups, money, and how fast everything can fall apart.
These arenβt just movies.
Theyβre lessons about trust, control, ambition, and why crypto exists at all.
Enjoy the holidays.
π https://t.me/bfinancebot/app
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π DAC8 & BFinance
The EU has introduced a new regulation called DAC8. It expands tax transparency rules and applies to crypto service providers working with EU users.
- What is DAC8?
DAC8 is an EU directive that requires licensed crypto providers to collect and report certain user data to EU tax authorities. Its goal is to increase transparency around crypto asset transactions.
- What does this mean for BFinance?
At this stage, BFinance does not collect or report data under DAC8.
- Why?
BFinance is currently in the process of obtaining CASP authorization. Until CASP status is officially granted, DAC8 reporting obligations do not apply.
We closely monitor regulatory changes and operate strictly within the legal framework. Once CASP authorization is received, all required DAC8 processes will be implemented in full compliance with EU law.
Transparency.
Compliance.
Crypto done right.
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The EU has introduced a new regulation called DAC8. It expands tax transparency rules and applies to crypto service providers working with EU users.
- What is DAC8?
DAC8 is an EU directive that requires licensed crypto providers to collect and report certain user data to EU tax authorities. Its goal is to increase transparency around crypto asset transactions.
- What does this mean for BFinance?
At this stage, BFinance does not collect or report data under DAC8.
- Why?
BFinance is currently in the process of obtaining CASP authorization. Until CASP status is officially granted, DAC8 reporting obligations do not apply.
We closely monitor regulatory changes and operate strictly within the legal framework. Once CASP authorization is received, all required DAC8 processes will be implemented in full compliance with EU law.
Transparency.
Compliance.
Crypto done right.
π https://t.me/bfinancebot/app
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Sterling just joined the chat π¬π§
GBP bank accounts are now live in BFinance β with Faster Payments enabled β‘οΈ
Send and receive pounds across the UK in minutes.
Local transfers in. Crypto out. No borders, no delays.
Built for speed. Powered by you.
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GBP bank accounts are now live in BFinance β with Faster Payments enabled β‘οΈ
Send and receive pounds across the UK in minutes.
Local transfers in. Crypto out. No borders, no delays.
Built for speed. Powered by you.
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π³π± Amsterdam. June. Money 20/20.
BFinance will be exhibiting at Stand 5L23.
Cards, crypto rails, and the infrastructure behind what's next in digital payments. No slides, no fluff - come talk to us.
π Money 20/20 Europe 2026 | June 2-4 | RAI Amsterdam
See you there π€
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BFinance will be exhibiting at Stand 5L23.
Cards, crypto rails, and the infrastructure behind what's next in digital payments. No slides, no fluff - come talk to us.
π Money 20/20 Europe 2026 | June 2-4 | RAI Amsterdam
See you there π€
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π΅οΈ The man who disappeared with billions in Bitcoin
Satoshi Nakamoto is the most mysterious figure in crypto history. In 2008, Satoshi published the Bitcoin whitepaper, launched the network in 2009, and disappeared shortly after. No identity was ever confirmed, and no explanation was given.
Before leaving, Satoshi mined around 1 million BTC. Those coins have never moved. At todayβs prices, they would be worth tens of billions of dollars, yet they remain untouched.
This silence is one of the reasons Bitcoin survived. If those coins had been sold early, trust in the network could have collapsed. Instead, Bitcoin was left without a leader, an owner, or a central point of control.
Bitcoin didnβt just remove intermediaries. It removed its creator.
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Satoshi Nakamoto is the most mysterious figure in crypto history. In 2008, Satoshi published the Bitcoin whitepaper, launched the network in 2009, and disappeared shortly after. No identity was ever confirmed, and no explanation was given.
Before leaving, Satoshi mined around 1 million BTC. Those coins have never moved. At todayβs prices, they would be worth tens of billions of dollars, yet they remain untouched.
This silence is one of the reasons Bitcoin survived. If those coins had been sold early, trust in the network could have collapsed. Instead, Bitcoin was left without a leader, an owner, or a central point of control.
Bitcoin didnβt just remove intermediaries. It removed its creator.
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π³ Your card. Their rules? Not anymore.
Declined abroad. Frozen without warning. "Suspicious activity" on a coffee in Lisbon.
Sound familiar?
BFinance cards work where you are. No calls to the bank. No explaining yourself.
Crypto-powered. Globally accepted. Zero drama.
Your money shouldn't need permission.
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Declined abroad. Frozen without warning. "Suspicious activity" on a coffee in Lisbon.
Sound familiar?
BFinance cards work where you are. No calls to the bank. No explaining yourself.
Crypto-powered. Globally accepted. Zero drama.
Your money shouldn't need permission.
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Come meet the team, see what weβve been building, and talk through how our B2B and B2B2C platform can work for you.
Find us at booth 5L17, RAI Amsterdam (June 2β4).
Weβd love to see you there!
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