Pyraweb’s interest in the markets begin while playing in a band touring on the road, back in 2013. Music had paid well for many years, but eventually dried up and he was looking for a way to make some money on the road. He studied traditional technical analysis, candlesticks, a little bit of Gann, but where he made major leaps was experimenting with charting tools. Using the tools, drawing trend-lines, taking fib measurements, he learned how price action and cycles work. His long-standing interest in the pyramids and his pet tarantulas granted some of the inspiration he gathered into the PyraWeb framework. His father shared a story about his late uncle believing the pyramids had some unexplainable power force that always stuck with him. PyraWeb may be an ode to him in that he found a powerful use of pyramids in PyraWeb. Set out to become the most skilled chartist, he melded a charting system with the accuracy and wonder of both the spider’s web and the ancient pyramids. His prototype was good, using trend-lines and vortex points, but it was free drawing and would be extremely hard to replicate as they all are different. He began really digging into the numerical aspects of his interests, and learned that The Great Pyramid of Giza contains the same angles to perceive a rainbow. Then he learned about spider web spinning angles, and learned they share a numerical relationship to the Giza Pyramids, and Phi. Using these angles and experimenting for so many thousands of hours, he created PyraWeb. Which is believed to be the closest thing to a charting framework Holy Grail, and a way to crack the Algo on any asset.