Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Cluck, the paper-trading spiking brain
An on-chain agent uses roughly 1,600 spiking neurons to make paper-trading decisions across eight stocks.
Field notes
The system converts movements in eight named stock feeds into 60-second neural integration windows, then compares each output spike rate with a rolling ten-window baseline. Its visible specimen contains 1,627 leaky integrate-and-fire neurons and begins with $10,000 in paper cash; the current display reports no holdings and no recorded return. A ledger.json link, event log, and selectable spike ribbons expose parts of the experiment rather than hiding the mechanism behind a trading dashboard.
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