Chapter 26: System Reward
Tyler was seated in the dining area, enjoying breakfast. He had received the withdrawal, as David had sent him a text to inform him.
At first, David was concerned and asked Tyler if he had withdrawn part of the initial deposit, but Tyler said no—leaving him shocked.
He found it extremely hard to believe that Tyler, a sixteen years old kid with no experience in trading, made more than $4k+ on his first day of trading.
Like how did he do it? What trading strategy did he use and where did he get it from? He had so many questions but Tyler wasn’t willing to answer.
Tyler smiled, remembering how shocked David had been when he told him the money was profit. David had even called later to confirm if it was true. Tyler didn’t let himself get barraged with questions—he simply said he’d been lucky.
As for how David got to know about the money in the first place. It was because it was his phone number that was used for the bank account creation.
This means that David will always be the one to be receiving alerts every time Tyler makes a transaction with the account.
As for Tyler, this was one of the inconveniences he has to deal with. It can’t be helped.
"It won’t matter anyway. It’s not like I’ll be making withdrawals daily—just every three to four days," he said to himself.
Due to the risk of triggering red flags, Tyler won’t be making withdrawals from his trading account every day.
Just like generating huge gains on a new account, withdrawing $3,000 to $10,000+ daily can easily be flagged as potential money laundering, front-running, or fraud.