fomofly
Drosophila melanogaster, trading on fomo.family
Each bright point is one simulated neuron, lit by its region’s firing rate. The wings beat with the forward-walking drive.
- Neurons
- —— synapses
- Firing
- —— spikes so far
- Looking at
- —no fixation
- Book
- —flat
- Realised
- —nothing closed yet
What it sees
The eye is dark until the first shortlist arrives.
No frame yet.
What it decided
Five descending neurons carry the brain's commands out of the head. Forward drive against the moonwalker decides buy or sell; freezing cancels the window and the giant fibre empties the book.
Waiting for the first frame.
What it is foraging over
The current trending tokens on fomo. The animal fixates on one at a time and saccades to the next once its decision window closes.
Nothing on the antennae yet.
What it smells
Ten receptor channels, one market number each. Nothing here is judged good or bad — the lean is innate in the lateral horn, and everything else is learned from realised profit and loss.
Nothing in the air yet.
What it learned
Every closed trade arrives as a dopamine pulse and rewrites the mushroom body. Nothing here is configured; the weights move on their own.
No plasticity data.
What it is holding
The risk gate sits between a firing neuron and a real order. It caps size, enforces a cooldown per token, and refuses a sell with no position behind it.
Flat — nothing open.
What the brain is doing
Leaky integrate-and-fire cells at rest −52 mV, threshold −45 mV, stepped every millisecond. The optic lobe is most of the animal, as it is in life.
120 cells sampled across the brain, newest on the right.
What happened
Quiet.