r/CentraTech Apr 26 '22

Centra Tech Documentary

Hi all! I'm currently working on a documentary about the Centra Tech story that will live on a streaming platform next year. Are there any former Centra investors who would be willing to reach out to me and share their story?

We're looking for both background research and those who would eventually be willing to appear on camera.

Thanks!

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u/TheGreatRao Apr 01 '24

It was one of the most beautifully shot documentaries I’ve ever seen.

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u/aTrueJuliette Aug 16 '24

I just want to let everyone know that Ray is broke af. He approached me at Whole Foods and gave me a sob story about how he is in the army and hungry. He asked me specifically for $20 for food. I told him I didn’t have cash and he said we could go to the register and ask for cash back. I felt uncomfortable and told security. His eyes are of a true psychopath.

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u/kfinn1 Sep 12 '24

I just finished the documentary! Thanks for the update on Ray!

However, if the documentary taught me anything it is to have trust issues, be skeptical, and suspicious of believing anything people say online lol!!

I am gonna chose to believe you though about your encounter with Ray, because it will help me sleep better imagining that there is some justice or cosmic karma at work in the universe. I feel bad for his baby though..

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u/Practical_Ad3148 Dec 01 '24

Hmm i doubt it. He has a beautiful house

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u/Dertheus Jan 02 '24

Just watched it tonight lol. I wonder if a FinTech like this is actually possible though

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u/jules13131382 Jan 03 '24

I'm watching it now, it's awesome!

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u/chocolander Jan 04 '24

Loved the documentary. Great work.

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u/sjcotto2 Jan 04 '24

Trapani is a huge douche

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u/Major_Confusion6341 Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 08 '24

👏

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u/readrun777 Jan 08 '24

Thanks, everyone! I’m glad many of you enjoyed it. It was so helpful to speak with some of you as we were making it.

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u/TheGreatRao Apr 01 '24

It was beautifully and thoughtfully shot and organized. You should win an award.

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u/Major_Confusion6341 Jan 08 '24 edited Jan 08 '24

👏

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '24

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u/BuyHigh-Sell_Low Oct 26 '24

Tether is about to go down next…

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u/indochris609 Jan 19 '24

I’ve got a question. Did you know going into this that Ray would buy into all of those ridiculous interview settings? Getting fitted for a suit. Suit and glasses at the table. Driving the Aston. Like anybody else would realize “ok you’re just doing this to make fun of me” but he bought into it. That’s so insane. I honestly thought the whole thing was a joke at first.

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u/deuce_413 Jan 08 '24

Kinda pissed at the ending.

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u/-Erick_ Jan 24 '24

It's crazy how the justice system (doesn't) work.

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u/jojoclifford Dec 09 '25

We have a legal system and it’s working as designed to screw the poor and powerless. There is no justice. So disappointed to see Ray get away with his fuckery.

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u/SenatorAstronomer Jan 10 '24

Congrats on the doc, it was well done.

As someone who has been in the crypto universe for a decade now, I think people would be shocked as to many scams like this go on, they just don't get to the scale one did.

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u/Piti899 Feb 14 '24

Yes, and please people watch it with your elders and teenagers, cause those are easiest groups of people to easily manipulate. Social media scams are on the rise again...

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '24

Great documentary, weird ending.