Breaking the Enigma:
The Birth of Enigma π
One founder's obsession to crack the crypto market's algorithm
The Founder's Journey
My name is Bram. I'm the founder of Managix, a marketing automation platform that was acquired by Everpro.
For 5 years (since 2017), I worked as a product manager with a full development team, building meta ad automation that could create hundreds of unique campaign variations in minutes.
We used cutting-edge technology: Golang, Vue.js, Kubernetes—the same stack used by Indonesia's tech giants like Gojek, Tokopedia, and Bukalapak.
The Deep Dive
I became obsessed with cryptocurrency trading. Not casually interested—completely consumed by it.
I spent $150,000+ on courses, masterminds, mentors, and trading communities. I tried every strategy, read every book, watched every video.
But the market remained an enigma. Patterns that worked one month failed the next. I was fighting a losing battle.
The Dream
Then it hit me. I wasn't just interested in trading—I was obsessed with solving the unsolvable.
I realized: This is my life's work. Not just to make money, but to crack the code that nobody else has cracked.
To build something that works when humans fail. Something mathematical. Something precise.
The Inspiration
One day, I watched "The Imitation Game"—the story of Alan Turing cracking the Nazi Enigma machine during World War II.
It struck me like lightning: Machine vs Machine. Algorithm vs Algorithm.
The crypto market isn't random—it's run by algorithms. High-frequency trading bots, market makers, institutional AI. To beat them, I needed to think like them.
I stopped fighting the market manually. I started building the machine.
The Birth of Enigma π
I assembled the best developers I knew. We brought the same tech stack we used at Managix: Golang for blazing speed, Python for data science, FastAPI for real-time execution.
We backtested on 5 years of real market data (2020-2025). Over 1,896 trades. Bull markets, bear markets, sideways chop, everything.
The result? 461% CAGR. 72.7% win rate. 9.45 profit factor.
Top 1% globally. We cracked it.
I named it Enigma π—because like π (pi), it's mathematically precise. And like Turing's machine, it solves the unsolvable.