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Le plus grand cybercrime.
Jeune, idéaliste et déterminé à réussir, Ross Ulbricht crée en 2011 une plate-forme clandestine de vente en ligne, spécialisée dans la vente de stupéfiants : Silk Road. Alors que les transactions atteignent rapidement plusieurs millions de dollars, Ross Ulbricht croise le chemin de Rick Bowden, un agent de la DEA, peu recommandable et dangereusement imprévisible, qui va utiliser tous les moyens nécessaires pour le faire tomber.
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This is a true story. But the movie is missing some feelings. Tbh, I expected more. [spoiler] The capture scene is true as hell. Fbi followed him to a library and waited him to login the account where bitcoins were because if he hadn't logged on, they would not able to seize the coins as they were encrypted. With a distraction from a homeless, they made the attack. After sometime, government sold those bitcoins in an auction. I did not catch it in the movie.[/spoiler] I believe this scene is the main scene and could be better. It was not so strong enough.
You're missing out on lots by watching this movie which seems like a poor portrayal of events, give it a miss. Read or listen to the audiobook 'American Kingpin' and you'll get a far more accurate record of events and a better feeling of all the people involved. Did the movie miss the part where Ross cultivated mushrooms to start the Silk Road and was conflicted about telling his girlfriend? Book 9/10 and the movie is a 5, tops.
Great as I wasn’t aware of the story 8/10. Watch the BBC Storyviile documentary as it’s even better.
Having read the book, this would have worked much better as a mini series. Everything happened too quickly, removing any buildup.
This is bullshit. I didn't know the story before this movie, and I've got to say, what this young guy did is amazing! What people doing in their own lives is their own choise.