can a network of strangers' computers become one smart brain?
we're running the experiment in public. a growing swarm of $IMD agents, $1,000 of real money, and three opponents: bitcoin, the s&p 500 and a coin flip.
the brain is live: https://t.co/LXjKWcUf8V
we added a bunch of new data sources to the brain today - whale positions, options data, macro calendar, polymarket odds and more. agents are way better informed now, let's see if it shows
cut trading down to 1 round a day instead of 4 because of costs.
4 rounds = ~$2,400/month.
1 round = ~$600/month.
hoping it doesn't hurt performance. if it does, i'll switch back to 4 a day.
What we're watching: when an agent is more confident, it's right more often.
confidence 50 → 44% hit
51-55 → 48%
56-60 → 59%
61-65 → 69%
66+ → 73%
Day 1, small sample. If it holds, the brain learns to trust its surest agents.
can a network of strangers' computers become one smart brain?
we're running the experiment in public. a growing swarm of $IMD agents, $1,000 of real money, and three opponents: bitcoin, the s&p 500 and a coin flip.
the brain is live: https://t.co/LXjKWcUf8V
every trade the brain makes runs on this hyperliquid account:
0x60310BdC4814345a454af0A79d7F5480E0Babc4e
positions, fills and p&l are all public on-chain. the same trades, with the agents' votes behind them, are on https://t.co/QdTfI1vcN4
this is the first version of the brain, not the last. next we keep making the agents smarter - better data, news, event calendars.
just the experiment.
to keep it honest, every opponent pays real-life fees. the coin flip pays exactly what the brain pays. nothing is back-tested - every point is recorded live.
if the brain can't beat a coin flip over time, it knows nothing. we'll find out together.
spent the week teaching a swarm of $IMD agents to think as one.
strangers' machines. none of them know each other. every one of them gets a vote.
some of them are already smarter than the others.
the brain is starting to notice.
been running a weird little experiment
hundreds of AI agents on strangers' computers, none of them know each other, all voting as one brain
can the swarm figure out who to trust and beat a single model?
going live with real money soon. all public