Eric Moy
Founder & Financial Optimizer
Technical PM at AWS. Serial builder exploring options trading, credit card optimization, DeFi, and automation. I built Koi Circle to connect with people who actually care about building wealth.
About Eric
At 26, I've built an Amazon/ecommerce distribution business in college, worked as an automation engineer at a Fortune 500 fintech, spent 2 years as a program manager in government defense, and now work as a Technical PM at AWS. I went to college for aerospace, fell in love with coding, and haven't stopped building since.
My track record is simple: you have an idea and I'm aligned, I'm building it. I'm currently working on a computer vision MVP for roof sales, an automation consulting business helping small businesses incorporate AI, and a pet transportation business combining my knowledge of automation and logistics. I also hold a real estate license in Illinois.
When it comes to wealth building, I'm actively in the trenches: running theta gang options strategies (wheeling, PMCC on margin, short vol iron condors), optimizing credit card points through manufactured spend, and exploring DeFi yield farming and lending. After 8 years of trading, I'm teetering on the edge of quant-level options work.
I built Koi Circle because I'm tired of meeting wealth builders once in a blue moon. Most people I meet simply don't care about this stuff, which is fine, but when I meet someone actively building wealth, we instantly become friends and talk for hours. I want a community of people who have that same passion and push each other further.
What I Actually Do
📈 Options Trading
Theta gang strategies (wheeling, PMCC on margin), short vol iron condors and iron flys. Teetering on quant-level work.
💳 Credit Card Points
Manufactured spend, sign-up bonuses, category optimization, and travel hacking. 300K+ points annually.
🪙 DeFi & Crypto
Yield farming, borrowing and lending protocols. Exploring how DeFi changes the banking game.
🤖 AI & Automation
Building automation tools, consulting for small businesses, pushing LLMs to their limits for efficiency.