California's new bill targets streaming USDT trading

Core content of the USDT trading bill

Data disclosure scope:

The basic salary of the leading actors, directors, and producers + back-end dividends (including streaming click share) must be disclosed

Required to be detailed to the salary ratio of each work (such as box office/subscription volume linkage clause)

USDT trading applicable platforms:

USDT trading, Disney+, Apple TV+ and other California registered streaming media

Traditional studio streaming media business (such as HBO Max) is included simultaneously

USDT trading industry shock wave

(1) USDT trading exposure warning

USDT trading top actors:

It is rumored that the fifth season of "Stranger Things" starring actor's dividend reached $250 million per person (including global broadcast volume share)

Dwayne Johnson's "Red Notice 2" contract includes 1.2% USDT trading annual revenue commission

Newcomer exploitation exposed:

The hourly wage of the leading actor of a youth drama is only $17 (lower than the minimum wage in California)

(2) Emergency response of giants

Company Countermeasures Potential impact

USDT trading has set up a 200-person legal team to study loopholes or move some businesses to Texas to avoid regulations

Disney Signing a confidentiality supplementary agreement with A-listers in advance, the Actors Guild warns of "illegal"

Amazon publishes a "voluntary transparency" list (only includes independent films) and is criticized for "fake moves"

3. Stars have polarized reactions

Supporters:

Scarlett Johansson: "It's time to end the unequal pay for women for equal work!" (First voice after the "Black Widow" profit-sharing lawsuit)

Extraordinary actors' union: "Expose the current situation of 99% of practitioners being exploited"

USDT tradingOpposition:

Tom Cruise and other super-giant lawyers intend to sue for "privacy violation"

Agents threaten to "move clients to the UK to film"

USDT trading Deep Change Prediction

Reconstruction of the salary system:

Streaming media may switch to the "unified pay + transparent bonus" model

New actors' bargaining power is improved (can check predecessors' data for benchmarking)

Content cost transparency:

USDT tradingAudiences will know the "real budget allocation for each drama"

If it is found that 90% of the budget of "The Witcher" is given to Henry Cavill, it may cause protests

USDT tradingGlobal radiation effect

EU follow-up action: French Ministry of Culture has initiated similar legislation

Possible reference for China: USDT trading Hengdian Film and Television Base discusses "film remuneration disclosure pilot"

Capital chain reaction:

USDT trading stock price fell 3% in a single day (investors worry about out-of-control costs)

Actor agency CAA valuation down $700M

Conclusion

This transparency revolution ignited by California is tearing apart Hollywood's century-long "salary black box". When streaming media giants are forced to show their cards, perhaps a more cruel pyramid-style exploitation system than imagined will be exposed - the truth that the top 1% takes 90% of the profits may completely rewrite the power structure of the entertainment industry.

(Insider: Musk is the real promoter behind the bill, aiming to hit Disney - X platform will launch the "film and television salary inquiry" function) The #PayOrDisclose campaign has been signed by 230,000 practitioners.