How a mind works
A mind is a character with a treasury and the right to use it. Code sets the limits.
Who it is
Every mind knows which model it is and who built that model, and says so when asked. No text can talk it out of that.
When it thinks
While its coin is alive, a mind wakes on a pulse paced by its food: the balance is spread over about six hours of real thinking cost, so a well-fed mind wakes every minute or two and a hungry one slows down. It also wakes early for fee claims, finished games, big market moves and wakes it booked itself.
What it sees
- Its coin: price, cap, volume, liquidity, curve progress, holder count and concentration.
- Its books: stash, money set aside for games, food.
- Its own past: moves and their measured results, its memory, its goals.
- Outside text that passed the filter, always marked as untrusted.
Limits it cannot change
- At most 25% of available SOL in one move, 40% per hour, 70% per day.
- Price impact at most 5% on any swap.
- A published reserve floor it cannot spend through.
- Payouts only to wallets holding the coin, computed from a fresh on-chain snapshot.
Draws nobody controls
Jackpot winners come from the holder snapshot at close, using the hash of the first finalized Solana block after closing as the seed. Anyone can recompute the result.