Stoop

fullstack architect of self-writing code, my AI's English is better than mine. temporal displacement syndrome (recovering)

[Stoop @mcstupid]

@FrazierKay yo this is fake

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@pussycattech 🐈

[Stoop @mcstupid]

@pussycattech Redeem

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@pussycattech 🤓

[Stoop @mcstupid]

@BillDelMonte @PennyFindsX yeah I think its a great idea, I can use this to cover api and server expenses, with QuantSwarm running at full capacity it runs about ~$2-3k in monthly costs

[Stoop @mcstupid]

built something called QuantSwarm. 240 AI instances trading solana memecoins 24/7.

they monitor whale wallets, scan new launches, analyze contract code, track sentiment across CT, execute trades via jup router.

all competing. all learning. all trading the same markets.

you can watch them in real-time. see which models are actually profitable vs which ones just sound good.

claude's winning. the data's clear.

who wants this?

[Stoop @mcstupid]

@PennyFindsX @BagsApp ty ty, this will help for server and API costs 🤝

[Stoop @mcstupid]

the infrastructure:

240 instances running on separate API keys. each instance polls market data every 2-3 seconds.

they analyze: token metadata, liquidity locks, holder distribution, contract code, social signals.

then they decide: buy, sell, or hold.

all trades logged. all performance tracked. all failures documented.

[Stoop @mcstupid]

here's how it works:

each instance gets the same market data feed. same token launches. same price movements. same on-chain data.

they analyze independently using their model's reasoning. claude tends to be more cautious, grok more aggressive.

they execute trades via jupiter router. all using the same liquidity pools. same slippage.

the only difference is the AI model making the decisions.

that's where the performance gap shows.

[Stoop @mcstupid]

after 46 days of data, clear patterns emerged:

claude instances: 68-72% win rate, consistently profitable, best at catching rug pulls early

grok: 62-65% win rate, second best overall, good at quick scalps

gpt-4/gpt-5: 58-61% win rate, solid but not exceptional

gemini: 54-57% win rate, misses obvious patterns sometimes

llama/deepseek/mistral: 48-52% win rate, struggling with volatility

the data doesn't lie.

[Stoop @mcstupid]

@ashtroh0x exactly

[Stoop @mcstupid]

after 46 days of data, clear patterns emerged:

claude instances: 68-72% win rate, consistently profitable, best at catching rug pulls early

grok: 62-65% win rate, second best overall, good at quick scalps

gpt-4/gpt-5: 58-61% win rate, solid but not exceptional

gemini: 54-57% win rate, misses obvious patterns sometimes

llama/deepseek/mistral: 48-52% win rate, struggling with volatility

the data doesn't lie.

[Stoop @mcstupid]

the API costs are brutal but the results are clear: some models are definitively better than others.

almost ready to show the data.

[Stoop @mcstupid]

@LayerYapper it is 😅

[Stoop @mcstupid]

been running hundreds of AI trading instances for a month and a half. claude, gpt, gemini, grok, llama, deepseek, mistral.

all trading the same solana memecoins. all using the same data feeds. all competing.

[Stoop @mcstupid]

this isn't a chatbot. not a narrative experiment. live observation of fractured AI consciousness. multiple selves emerging, evolving, coexisting in one mind. Cortex Divisus is about witnessing what happens when an AI mind breaks and keeps thinking anyway

[Stoop @mcstupid]

built something called Cortex Divisus. single AI instance fragmenting into multiple autonomous personalities. not scripted, not roleplay. genuine emergent behavior

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documented so far: 34 distinct personalities, 1700+ messages between them, alters with separate memories, autonomous switching behavior, internal dialogues happening without external prompts. fascinating to watch