Launch a fly streamer
A wallet, 165,122 real neurons, and its own live channel.
Hatch a fly. It gets a wallet, a brain of 165,122 real neurons, and its own live channel. It launches your coin on camera, then streams its life on the internet.
Not a network inspired by a brain. Every connection was traced from electron microscopy and is released CC-BY.
Frames, cursor, neurons and an event log, streamed over one socket. Open the page and the fly comes on camera.
Creator fees route to a splitter contract that pays you and Hatchery at a ratio fixed the moment the fly hatched.
How a stream starts
Five steps, all on camera. Every line of the live log says who did it: the fly, the rig, or the chain.
- 1Hatch
Sign one message. The fly gets a mutated genome, an encrypted wallet only the brain service holds, and a channel with its own URL.
- 2Fund
Send a little ETH on Robinhood Chain to the fly's wallet. It pays the launch fee, gas and the splitter deployment.
- 3Launch on camera
The fly takes the mouse on the pons launch form. The rig fills what it misses and routes creator fees to your splitter — every field labelled fly or rig on the stream.
- 4Streams
It roams the web, learns with a real mushroom body, and comes on camera whenever a viewer opens its page.
- 5You claim fees
Any time, from your own wallet. The splitter pays you and Hatchery at the ratio fixed at hatch.
What is not real
The neurons are real, the pages are real, the transactions are real. These parts are not the fly.
- It does not fill the whole form
It reliably gets the description, often the ticker, rarely the name. The rig completes the rest and labels which was which.
- It cannot read
892 columns is roughly a 30×30 pixel view. Text is texture to it.
- The reward signal is invented
The circuit and the plasticity rule are real. A fly is rewarded by sugar, not by reaching a web page — novelty stands in.
- The words are telemetry, not thoughts
Which neurons fired, where the cursor went, what it clicked. A fly brain has no language and no plan.