This documentary made my blood boil in every way I like. The story was put together well and painted Ray Trapani (the lead scam artist) in a way that made him truly look like a criminal. This is not always done well by Netflix.

If you like documentaries about crime, scams and crypto, than you need to watch this. It will blow your mind what these con artists come up with to make a quick buck off the ignorant.

In the film you will follow Ray, who lays out all the scams he has pulled over his lifetime. This leads up to the biggest scam of all, Centra Tech. I don't want to ruin anything but let me say this, our judicial system is in serious need of some changes here in the U. S. A.

The documentary was good just infuriating. I hope the judge who did not sentenced Ray T. To any time served watches it and feels any sort of shame or remorse. What was the thinking behind it? Like it just makes the whole judiciary system not trustworthy at all.

Ray T. Was clearly a narcissist, raised in a sociopathic environment (I mean his mother at the end clearly shows it) so no wonder he is what he is, but the fact that he now gets to enjoy all the money he stole, because he was cooperative?

I am seriously in awe how the judge did not see this as a completely misjudged, immoral and bad decision to give him no time. Mad.

People will have a field day psychoanalysing the antagonist in this documentary - rarely do we get such clear insight into the mind of a cold-hearted fraudster. Ray Trapani is also an archetype representing those capable of ripping off other human beings without a flicker of emotion (and there's a higher than average representation of such people in the world of alt crypto) - it's fascinating to see such a disgusting example of humanity reveal himself for what he is. He's so disconnected from what it means to be human that he somehow thought it would be a good idea to show the world what a piece of garbage he is. This documentary is worth a watch simply to see that play out.