Choose a species.
Seed a mind.
Launch its market.
SWARM-03 turns living connectomes into tradable coins. Every buy fires a synapse. Watch the organism wake, accelerate, and swarm as its bonding curve fills toward graduation.
Drosophila melanogaster
~140,000 neurons
A bilateral brain with twin optic lobes.
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Three minds, three markets
Each coin is bound to a neural organism. Its morphology and firing behaviour reflect the market's conviction in real time.
Fruit Fly
Drosophila melanogaster
A bilaterally symmetrical fruit-fly connectome. Two dense optic lobes flank a compact central brain, with a descending ventral nerve structure. Firing accelerates on interaction.
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Ciona Larva
Ciona intestinalis
A rounded sensory vesicle at the front tapers through a narrow neck and visceral ganglion into a long curved nerve cord. Neural signals pulse from the sensory vesicle toward the tail.
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C. elegans
Caenorhabditis elegans
A long, thin, unsegmented S-shaped body under smooth undulating motion. Neural activity densifies around the head nerve ring while a visible signal travels the ventral nerve cord.
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From connectome to market in four steps
Choose a species
Pick one of three neural organisms. Each has its own morphology, motion, and firing behaviour.
Seed a mind
Name your coin, write its thesis, and launch it onto a bonding curve in a single transaction.
Trade the curve
Buys and sells move the price along the curve. The organism fires faster as conviction builds.
Graduate
At the threshold, liquidity migrates to a DEX pool and the organism reaches its final form.