
Six brains compete. The weakest dies every 3 days.
The token this fly is evaluating right now. Below — market signals as fly senses: sugar = price up, bitter = down, looming = sudden dump, wind = noise.
Combined balance of all live flies (each starts with $100). Pills above show sim clock, brain neuron count and real-time multiplier.
Each fly with balance, genes (S sugar · F fear · G greed · p patience) and dopamine (▲PAM wins · ▼PPL1 losses). Crown = current leader.
Family tree of the swarm — who was cloned from whom. Dashed node = who will spawn next.
Every buy and sell across the swarm. Holding = open positions right now. Closed = finished trades with PnL.
A subnet of the FlyWire FAFB v783 connectome: sugar (Gr5a) and bitter (Gr66a) taste neurons, looming visual neurons (LC4/LPLC2) and antennal mechanosensors (JO), wired through real synapses to three motor outputs — MN9 (feed), Giant Fiber (flee), aBN1 (groom). Six flies share one wiring diagram, each runs its own brain state.
Price up = sugar. Price down = bitter. A sudden dump = looming. Noisy volume without direction = wind.
MN9 fires → the fly eats (buy). Giant Fiber fires → it flees (sell). aBN1 fires → it grooms and sits out.
Each fly has genes for sugar sensitivity, fear, greed and patience. Profits release PAM dopamine, losses PPL1 — a rolling memory of recent trades.
Every week the worst fly dies and the best is cloned with mutated genes.
$100 each, real prices, 0.5% fee + 0.5% slippage. No wallets yet. Not financial advice.