Chapter 33: Higher Risk, Higher Reward
Nearly three weeks had passed, and during this time, Tyler had been able to achieve a lot.
The business bank accounts for the LLCs had all been created and funded. Same with the multiple trading accounts—each LLC now had four trading accounts assigned.
VaultX and VaultPrime were now running on all four accounts, performing at their at outmost that was allowed by Tyler.
With four trading accounts each for all ten LLCs, this meant a total of 40 high-volume, API-linked accounts operating in sync.
And the result? $5 million in daily profit. Clean, quiet, and spread across enough accounts to dodge every compliance flag.
With the LLCs fully operational, Tyler had shut down the individual trading accounts he previously used. They had served their purpose. Now, he was operating like a miniature sovereign entity.
But more important than the accounts—more critical than the profits—was something else Tyler had finally managed to pull off during that period.
He had convinced David to work for him.
It hadn’t been easy.
Tyler still remembered the conversation vividly. David had stared at him like he was crazy when he first brought it up.
"Work for you?" David had asked, his voice calm but tight. "You want me—an adult—to take orders from a sixteen-year-old?"