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On the occasion of Bitcoin Pizza Day in 2026, Bitget launched a global branding campaign titled "Flip the Slice," centered around a music short film called "The Infinite Flip." The short film humorously transforms the voices of skeptics into a part of community culture expression, continuing the spirit and narrative tension of Bitcoin Pizza Day.The film portrays the development of the crypto industry through various cartoon characters. Each time the outside world shouts "crypto is dead," the characters reappear with a "resurrection dance," symbolizing the crypto industry's rebirth from doubt and lows. Through this dark humor and the repeatedly "flipping" narrative style, the short film aims to convey the spirit of "crypto is not dead, it flips and is reborn" to the crypto community.Bitget's Chief Marketing Officer Ignacio Aguirre Franco stated that Bitcoin has been declared "dead" hundreds of times, but in this short film, the critics' arguments become plot points rather than conclusions. By flipping these narratives with humor and fun, each "death" serves as a prologue to the resurgence of the crypto world.As part of the overall Pizza Festival activities, Bitget's "Pizza Box Resume Project" will print selected Web3 youth resumes on pizza boxes and deliver them to industry partners in various regions, transforming classic crypto culture memes into career pathways for young people. This initiative also continues the core direction of Blockchain4Youth, which is to help young people establish a connection path from knowledge acquisition and skill demonstration to integration into the industry ecosystem.

According to the OpenSea page, 2 hours ago a user named FilmStar spent 35 ETH to purchase 2 BAYC, worth $81,500, among which BAYC#5617 was sold for 10 ETH, and BAYC#4593 was sold for 25 ETH. The address currently also holds 1.3 million USDC. Some users speculate that this user may be a popular music star from South Korea.

Camp Network announced a collaboration with the film financing platform Mugafi to help finance the historical film "Swarajya Agra" through on-chain real-world assets (RWA), marking the first instance of institutional-level on-chain financing for a Bollywood film.It is reported that the project is now open for community participation, with a financing goal of $200,000, offering investors a 40% annualized return. The names of outstanding contributors will be included in the film's end credits. The film is directed by Digpal Lanjekar, the box office champion of Marathi historical films, whose previous works have grossed over $9.4 million. The film is set to be released in theaters worldwide on January 30.Camp Network stated that the financing funds will be specifically used for post-production and promotional distribution of the film, aiming to provide a transparent and efficient new financing model for the film industry through blockchain technology, changing the traditional film industry's reliance on intermediaries and slow capital turnover.

Netflix recently announced the official start of filming the cryptocurrency-themed romantic comedy film "One Attempt Remaining," marking the first time the crypto industry enters the mainstream Hollywood spotlight in a light-hearted comedic form. The film is directed by Kay Cannon and stars Golden Globe winner Jennifer Garner, with a plot revolving around a pair of ex-couples racing against time to recover their cryptocurrency wallet password.Industry insiders point out that in the past, cryptocurrencies were often associated with crime, money laundering, or speculative bubbles in film and television works, leading to a negative image, and they mostly appeared in independent films or niche genres. As cryptocurrency technology gradually moves into the mainstream and public awareness increases, this singular narrative is slowly changing.Several filmmakers and Web3 practitioners believe that the lack of deep integration of cryptocurrency into daily life is a significant reason for its long absence from mainstream screens. However, as the concepts of tokenization of real-world assets, cryptocurrency payments, and wallets become more understood by the public, film and television works are beginning to attempt to make the blockchain mechanism itself the core of their narratives.Industry expectations suggest that if cryptocurrency plays a more important role in the global economy in the future, its themes will appear more frequently in commercial films, adventure films, and heist movies, and the on-screen image of cryptocurrency is expected to move from the "gray area" to a more three-dimensional and diverse representation.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, film financing is changing through tokenization and SEC exemptions (Reg CF) compliant crowdfunding, allowing thousands of non-accredited investors to participate and distribute dividends and secondary trading via blockchain.Robert Rodriguez raised $2 million from 2,000 fans, Pressman Film raised $2 million for original film slate and has started returning funds within 6 months, and Eli Roth's horror film studio raised the maximum of $5 million through Reg CF. The article states that this model enhances creators' retention of IP and creative freedom, positioning film and television as accessible alternative assets.

ChainCatcher message: To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, BTSE will airdrop thousands of "retro film cameras" for free to Bitcoin supporters before May 10, and will also offer limited pizza vouchers, pizza gift boxes, and other multiple gifts through community events.In addition, BTSE will launch a month-long trading festival themed around Bitcoin from April 26 to May 26, with a total prize pool of 5,220,000 USDT. Users can participate in sharing the prize pool by registering, depositing, investing, trading, or experiencing smart copy trading, with some activities offering double rewards for new users.BTSE is a global leading blockchain technology company focused on exchanges, payments, and infrastructure development.

ChainCatcher news, the USDT stablecoin issuer Tether is expanding its business into the field of artificial intelligence (AI) filmmaking.Tether's CEO stated, "The application of AI, especially in filmmaking, brings unique advantages that align closely with Tether's vision for innovation and efficiency, covering various aspects from scale to speed and cost. AI is a significant focus area for Tether, and businesses must adapt the types of positions they seek to reflect this changing reality."Tether's recruitment page outlines the responsibilities of its new AI filmmaker positions, which will use AI tools to create short films and videos. According to the job description, these works will showcase Tether's products, explore the broader cryptocurrency space, and convey the company's vision.

ChainCatcher news, Gala Film, the film platform under the blockchain gaming studio Gala Games, will launch the FILM token on December 5. The FILM token is a utility token within the Gala Film ecosystem, used to support groundbreaking films, fund film projects, and connect with creators.

ChainCatcher news, according to official news, Gala Film announced that it will issue the FILM token on December 5th, as the official reward and utility token of the platform.

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Cointelegraph, Apple Studios and A24 are collaborating to develop and produce a feature film about FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), based on Michael Lewis's book "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon." Lewis released the book in October 2023, on the same day SBF began his criminal trial in New York. Some critics of Lewis's book claim that the author of "The Big Short" downplayed the impact of SBF's actions on millions of investors who were locked out of their accounts and unable to access billions of dollars in funds. Part of the book focuses on SBF's effective altruism and how it may have influenced his misuse of customer funds.Reportedly, director and actress Lena Dunham will write the screenplay for the film, which may be in the early stages of development. Since FTX filed for bankruptcy in November 2022 and several of the company's executives were charged with fraud in the U.S., the story of the cryptocurrency exchange and its employees has been under close scrutiny from lawmakers and the media.

ChainCatcher news, the modular blockchain platform Saga announced that the snapshot for the seventh airdrop event was taken at block height 3186745 (Beijing time November 6, 1:04).

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum Stories stated on social media that "ConstitutionDAO: An Ethereum Story" has been released, with a runtime of about 7 minutes, telling the "crazy story of how thousands of strangers came together to try to purchase the U.S. Constitution."It is reported that in mid-November 2021, Sotheby's was auctioning an official first edition print of the U.S. Constitution, which is also the only copy currently held in private hands. ConstitutionDAO successfully raised over 10,000 ETH, approximately 47 million dollars, through the Juicebox crowdfunding platform in just 6 days. After failing to win the auction, ConstitutionDAO announced that it would cease operations and open a donation refund channel.

ChainCatcher news, according to China Chang'an Net, the People's Court of Le'an County, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province has ruled on a case involving the purchase of virtual currency using "film prop coins" that occurred in the county. Four defendants were sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment ranging from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years and 2 months for the crime of fraud, and were fined between 6,000 yuan and 18,000 yuan.

ChainCatcher news, according to Ledger Insights, the Japanese subsidiary of Phillip Securities, headquartered in Singapore, has invested in the Sony-produced film "Hero Island" and plans to issue security tokens to facilitate consumer investment in the film through digital securities.It is understood that the relevant issuance technology is provided by Securitize Japan, whose parent company is supported by BlackRock. The film is scheduled to be released in 2025, but a small batch token issuance of 100,000 yen (629 USD) will start next week. Investors can participate in the film's revenue sharing (part of box office revenue), including cinema releases, video and broadcast sales, value-added bonuses, and may also have the opportunity to participate in additional scenes, attend the film premiere, receive promotional posters, and even have their names appear in the end credits.

ChainCatcher news, LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino posted on X platform stating that a user was reported after showcasing their LayerZero account in a YouTube video. The video featured 42 wallet addresses, each conducting transactions ranging from $2,000 to $3,000, displaying obvious signs of witchcraft.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Consensys announced that the startup Film.io, aimed at democratizing the Hollywood filmmaking system, will become the first partner to join VillageDAO. VillageDAO was launched by Consensys in 2022, leveraging the power of the Web3 community to provide customer support and services for dApp users and developers.Film.io and VillageDAO are launching a "community expert" certification program that allows Film.io members to support the existing community and assist new users in onboarding.

ChainCatcher news, the film payment platform FilmChain based on the Ethereum blockchain announced the completion of a €2.8 million financing round, led by Holt InterXion, with participation from Roca X, DeBa Ventures, TechAngels, and HearstLab. FilmChain leverages blockchain to enhance transaction transparency and auditability, and uses blockchain to track ownership in the payment architecture, injecting trust and accountability into payment transactions in the film, television, and gaming industries.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Arbitrum Foundation announced that it will fund a feature film produced by Oscar winner Shane Boris in collaboration with Dpop Studios. The film, titled "New Here," will explore the world of digital art through the perspective of a new user who falls down the cryptocurrency rabbit hole. The film will be co-produced by Shane Boris, who won an Oscar last year for the documentary "Navalny."