Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
A worm’s connectome, turned into a paper trader
WORMBRAIN describes a paper-trading experiment that simulates the 302-neuron nervous system of C. elegans to respond to Solana market signals.
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- The page cites 3,671 chemical connections and 1,091 gap-junction pairs, and says synaptic effects fade with a six-hour half-life.
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The page attributes the wiring diagram to Cook et al. (2019), with neuron positions from OpenWorm c302, and says synapse signs and some constants are calibrated. Its three scouts separately sense Uniswap v3 buy/sell pressure, 15-minute price movement, and VADER-scored headlines. The stated comparison set includes a blind worm, random positions, and buy-and-hold under the same rules; the site also says all trades are simulated.
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