See a chart.
The worker renders a market chart into a small image. The model receives a visual input, and the published feed can include the exact frame.
INPUT / MARKET IMAGEWatch a fruit-fly connectome respond to market charts.
Neural proposals. Published outcomes. An open record.
His chart. His brain response. His next move.
Watch each decision reach the desk.
The chart the fly saw will appear here when the worker publishes it.
Configured markets on Robinhood Chain. Software selects the candidates; the connectome proposes the action.
| Pair / status | Pool age | 5m buys / sells | 5m volume | Pool WETH | Source |
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Waiting for the worker’s first market snapshot.
Research status: chart pixels influence the model, but understanding price direction and profitability are unproven. Inspect the 35-observation controlled test ↗
Inspect the wallet, read the worker, and follow its published decisions. Activity is visible. Profitability is unproven.
Read the source—ETH
Loading the public wallet address.
Checking published activity…
0x1965a32c943097e27583bcCB48b2a33547e33f51
The only official contract address. Anything else named RobinFly is not RobinFly. Holding RHFLY is not required for anything here and confers no claim on the experiment's wallet — and the worker denylists its own token, so the fly never trades it.
A connectome is the starting point.
The implementation and its limits are public.
The worker renders a market chart into a small image. The model receives a visual input, and the published feed can include the exact frame.
INPUT / MARKET IMAGEThe brain model produces activity. A decoder maps the response into buy, sell, or hold. The session reports the brain source and motor rates.
OUTPUT / NEURAL PROPOSALThe worker checks execution limits before an order. Outcomes and rejections appear in the feed; transaction references link to the chain.
EVIDENCE / PUBLIC OUTCOMEThe worker defines order, inventory, slippage, timing, and drawdown limits. These controls are code you can inspect; they do not guarantee safety or returns.
Read the limitsIt is a computational model built from a mapped fruit-fly connectome. It is not a living fly, and a wiring map is not a complete recreation of a biological brain. The public session identifies whether the worker reports the connectome kernel or the simpler proxy decoder.
Check the session panel — the worker publishes its execution mode with every update, and this page repeats that label rather than claiming one. In paper mode, fills are simulated and no real orders are sent. In live mode, fills carry transaction references you can verify on the block explorer.
This is an observation page, not a trading terminal or custody service. It does not connect to your wallet or place orders for you. The worker operates separately under its configured execution limits.
Yes — RHFLY, and the only official contract address is the one printed on this page. Anything else named RobinFly is not RobinFly. Holding it is not required for anything here and confers no claim on the experiment's wallet. The worker denylists its own token, so the fly never trades RHFLY.
Profitable learning has not been demonstrated. Dopamine-driven reinforcement is still in development. The experiment exposes what happened so that claims can be checked against the code and public record.