Film Screening: Everyone Is Lying to You for Money

Schedule

Thu Oct 08 2026 at 06:15 pm to 08:15 pm

UTC-07:00
Location

Stanford University CEMEX Auditorium | Stanford, CA

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Cryptocurrency and the dangers of money as a product
About this Event

Since the earliest days of the technology, cryptocurrency has been mired in controversy, as people debate its social value against its potential to enable criminal activity and operate in a regulatory gray area that opens opportunities for malfeasance. From its early role in online contraband sales to the implosion of FTX to the industry's ties to the current President of the United States, crypto has not escaped controversy or legal difficulties.

Actor-turned-accidental-fraud-investigator Ben McKenzie spent two years inside the crypto industry asking a simple question: Where is the money actually coming from? The result was his 2023 book, , and his more recent documentary, .

McKenzie and his team have been showing the film through individual screenings rather than standard theatrical releases, and the Corporations and Society Initiative at the Stanford Graduate School of Business is pleased to present a screening on campus this fall.

This event is a departure from CASI’s typical format and will include a screening of the film followed by a short discussion.

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Where is it happening?

Stanford University CEMEX Auditorium, 655 Knight Way, Stanford, United States

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