Viewers are comparing Netflix's crazy new Bitcoin documentary to GTA 6
Your watchlist for the new year is sorted, thanks to Netflix's new true crime documentary coming out on January 1.
Bitconned tells the story of Centra Tech, a cryptocurrency company that, according to the Department of Justice, scammed victims out of more than $25 million worth of digital funds.
The trailer is narrated by Ray Trapani, one of the company's co-founders, who somewhat shockingly opens with: "Ever since I was a kid I've always wanted to be a criminal."
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We're then whizzed through what the documentary will cover - from the rise of Centra Tech to a journalist exposing it as a fraud.
It's mainly set in Miami - where Centra Tech was based - and it looks like the illicit funds were used to fund the co-founders' lavish lifestyles.
That means fast cars and fast living - causing everyone to say the same thing in the comment section.
"I thought this was a GTA 6 Netflix series," one person wrote under the YouTube video of the trailer.
This is probably because the upcoming Grand Theft Auto game is set in Vice City, which is a fictitious version of Miami.
"Looks like GTA Vice City," another YouTuber agreed - and it really is a testament to how good the graphics are in the upcoming Rockstar-produced game, if people think it's similar to real-life shots.
If you're keen to get a look at Ray Trapani's version of Miami, you only have to wait until January 1 - when the documentary debuts on Netflix - which will hopefully fill a bit of a void.
After all, the long-awaited next instalment of GTA - which is 10 years in the making - is slated to drop sometime in 2025. It really does feel like an awfully long wait from now, if we're honest.