Brain Interface
Simulated market CA · not launched

Every holder
is a neuron.

Together we are, currently, a worm. Your wallet is hashed to one of the 302 neurons of C. elegans. Buy and it fires. Sell and it goes quiet.

Find my neuron
Specimen · C. elegans hermaphrodite · 302 neurons · lateral view
firing silenced by a sell dormant · never held ablated · last holder sold your neuron Hover a cell body to identify it. Click to poke it.
Evolution Bonding curve
Holders
0
Neurons held
0 / 302
Spikes / s
0
Synaptic gain
1.00×
Brain time
0:00
Species
Nematode
EEG · mean membrane potential—

Spike raster · 302 rowssensory inter motor

Every mark is one neuron firing. Columns that light up together are the brain having what we will generously call a thought.

Locomotion · motor neuron readout0.00 mm
Forward · B-type
Backward · A-type

Only 18 cells push it forward: the B-type motor neurons. Nearly everything else, if it spreads at all, ends in a reversal.

Demo market · seeded, not real Market · every trade, from the chain

    Paper hands cause brain damage.

    In the 1980s, labs worked out what each worm neuron was for by killing it with a laser and watching what the animal could no longer do. We have automated this. When a neuron's last holder sells out, it is ablated: it stops firing and stops listening until somebody buys it back. 0 are currently dark. Set the demo market to Panic and watch it happen.

    The interface

    You do not choose your neuron.

    1. Your address is hashed to a cell

      keccak256(address) mod 302. Anyone can recompute it, forever, without asking us. It works today, before any token exists. Paste a wallet and meet yourself.

    2. Your trades are current

      A buy injects depolarising current into your neuron and it fires a burst. A bigger buy is a longer burst. A sell hyperpolarises it, and it sits out whatever the brain does next.

    3. The wiring does the rest

      Spikes leave your neuron along its real synapses: 3,604 chemical connections and 1,080 gap-junction connections from Cook et al. 2019. If you are a pain receptor, your buys make the worm flinch. If you are AVL, your job is defecation. Hold with pride.

    4. Nobody is in control

      No strategy, no language model, no agent. The motor neurons at the far end decide whether the worm crawls forward or backs up. That is the whole product. That is what a brain is.

    5. One seat is permanent

      The burn address hashes to M2L, a motor neuron in the throat. It keeps whatever is sent to it and can never sell, so once anything is burned, that neuron can never be ablated. Whatever else happens to the brain, that cell stays lit. A new brain re-hashes it like every other wallet.

    Roadmap · the only one

    More holders, more brain.

    Every brain on this list has really been mapped, synapse by synapse. When enough wallets hold, the running brain is swapped for the next one and every wallet is hashed again onto its neurons. The worm and the larva are wired in today; the bigger brains unlock on schedule but are still being wired, and the page says so when you get there. If holders fall well below the line, the brain devolves. The last step is a stretch, and it is meant to be.

      The token

      $BCI · Brain–Chain Interface

      Status
      Not launched. This page is a local spec build.Live. Launched on the Pons launchpad.
      Contract
      —
      Chain
      Robinhood Chain 4663 · proposed
      Supply
      1,000,000,000
      Team allocation
      To be decided and disclosed before launch
      Neuron assignment
      keccak256(address) mod N

      What holding it does

      It wires your wallet into the brain. Your neuron is occupied, your trades become current, and your name tag shows up on the specimen. That is all.

      What holding it does not do

      No yield, no revenue share, no governance, no promise of anything. A neuron is a seat at a very strange table, not a claim on it. It is a memecoin about a worm. Size accordingly.