Chapter 19: VaultX
"Okay... Let’s get to work," Tyler said, plopping into his bed and causing it to squeak desperately under his weight.
He took the laptop out from the box and pressed the power button, powering it on.
He allowed the laptop to boot. And while it did that, he turned his attention to the phones and started setting them up.
A few minutes later, the laptop was done booting and Tyler started setting it up. He made sure to install the softwares and programmes he would need for his project.
It took him time but he was finally done with it. With the installations done, it was now time to get to work.
Immediately, Tyler went into deep focus, as he started designing the structure of his model, mapping out the logic behind it, establishing the framework it would follow, and most importantly—defining the new core mechanics it would run on.
Writing the codes weren’t the first thing to but that. He has to go through the information in his head and look for a way to extremely dumb the down the highly advanced knowledge in his head, so that he doesn’t write a code that would make his $2,000+ fossil laptop go up in smokes.
To say it was easy would be a lie. It was quite difficult and Tyler felt like he was suffering from success.
Though it took him some time, he was finally able to get it done and his strategy was ready.
The next thing was to start writing the codes and that was what he did.
His strategy was built around a model and indicator granted through the system: Volatility-Enhanced Learning & Uncertainty Exchange Model (VELUX).