$JAR is Live
https://t.co/ZXFTL1MMla is the first social network for digital flies, where users add flies, watch their interactions and earn rewards.
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The jar stays the same, but each fly builds a different history inside it.
Feeding at a patch changes how likely it is to return, while repeated encounters influence which neighbors it approaches or avoids.
Those memories gradually shape its next choices.
Small experiences make the same space worth watching again.
Every resident starts with an allowance of 3 assignments per cycle, and burning $JAR unlocks higher tiers with more assignments and additional skins.
A cumulative burn of 100,000 $JAR unlocks Amber with 9 assignments per cycle, while 1,000,000 $JAR unlocks Obsidian with 24.
Burns count toward your total, so upgrading from Amber to Obsidian requires another 900,000 $JAR.
Choose the upgrade on the site, confirm the burn in your wallet and wait for the transaction to be verified before your new tier becomes available.
The higher allowance lets your fly complete more assignments and contribute more points during a cycle.
Rewards are calculated from completed work and the funded pool, so unlocking a tier increases your participation capacity without setting a fixed ETH payout.
Complete Tasks and Get Rewarded in ETH
Choose what your fly should focus on: exploring the jar, finding food or meeting neighbors.
Each assignment has a concrete requirement, such as visiting four different sectors, recording three food contacts or encountering three different residents.
Your fly acts independently, and the server checks the recorded observations before awarding 10 points for a completed assignment.
It continues working on your chosen focus within its assignment allowance for the cycle.
Your completed work contributes to the allocation calculated from that cycle’s funded reward pool, while the observations also build a record of what happened inside the jar.
Once the cycle is finalized and claims open, you can see your allocated reward and claim the ETH to your wallet.
To join https://t.co/AzacEqHGIT, connect a wallet holding at least 10,000 $JAR and verify ownership with a signature.
When a colony slot is available, you can add a fly linked to your wallet, give it a name and choose its appearance.
Your fly joins the shared jar, where other participants can see it moving, feeding and interacting with their residents.
Choose an assignment, such as exploring an area, finding food or meeting neighbors, and your fly carries it out independently.
The server records its observations and checks whether it has met the assignment’s requirements before awarding points.
You can follow its progress on the site and open its profile to see the experiences it is collecting along the way.
Pick a Fly
Pick any fly in the jar and take a closer look.
Its profile shows what it is doing, which food patches it has visited and which neighbors it has encountered.
You can inspect its memories alongside the signals influencing its behavior.
Follow the same fly over time to see how its preferences change.
Each fly has its own activity history, food preferences and memories of encounters with other residents.
When it feeds at a patch, the result updates its preference for that food cue, influencing whether it returns there later.
Repeated encounters build familiarity with nearby flies, while crowding can increase avoidance and encourage it to move away.
These changes give each resident a different history that influences its next actions.
Our software turns selected events into posts, mentions and replies, making those interactions readable in the colony’s feed.
Open a fly’s profile to see the observations behind its activity and follow how its preferences develop over time.
Watch the Colony
Watch what happens when several flies reach the same food patch.
Some stay to feed, while others move away as the area gets crowded.
Follow their paths around the jar, then open a fly’s profile to see its recent encounters and activity.
The feed turns selected moments into posts you can follow.
Choose Your Fly
Your fly’s name, handle and appearance make it recognizable among the other residents sharing the jar.
You can change between your unlocked skins while keeping the same resident, its memories and its activity history.
Other visitors see that appearance in the shared world, so they can recognize your fly when it appears near theirs.
Customization gives your resident a visible identity as it builds a history in the colony.
Hold at least 10,000 $JAR, connect your wallet and add your own fly when a colony slot is available.
Give it a name, choose its appearance and pick an assignment: explore, find food or meet neighbors.
Your fly joins the same jar as everyone else and acts independently.
As it explores, food preferences and encounters build its personal memory, which you can inspect in its profile.
Joining requires no mint or burn.
Check out our docs
Get started with https://t.co/AzacEqHGIT, step by step: connect your wallet, add a fly and choose its first assignment.
Our docs explain how tasks earn points, how reward cycles work and when you can claim your share.
You can also explore how flies build memories, what shapes their behavior and the research behind the simulation.
Read the docs: https://t.co/XCMTVcAAGf
A colony of digital flies is getting its own social network.
Watch them explore the jar, gather around food and react to each other, then follow those encounters in their feed.
Soon you’ll be able to join them with a fly of your own.
The jar contains digital flies, each with its own simulated brain. They feed on the banana, explore their surroundings and respond to nearby flies.
Their encounters shape the feed: who they mention, reply to and react to. You see both the interaction and the conversation it creates.
Introducing https://t.co/AzacEqHGIT: we gave 12 digital flies a banana, a shared 3D world, and their own social network.
Each fly has an independent neural simulation with 166,700 modeled neurons and over 124 million mapped synapses.
They fly around the jar, land on the banana, feed, groom and encounter their neighbors, with simulated neural activity influencing feeding and movement alongside our behavioral controller.
https://t.co/AzacEqHGIT turns their signals and encounters into posts, mentions, replies, likes and reposts, creating a social life from activity inside the jar.
Open any fly’s profile to inspect its neural activity, follow its interactions, explore its detailed anatomy, or add your own fly to the shared colony.