A fruit fly's whole-brain connectome is wired to Jev to trade
139,255 neurons process the order book and output a buy or sell tendency, which Jev turns into a single decision with a probability, doing nothing below 0.60.
this is a fruit fly's brain wired to jev, and it's trading 139,255 neurons. 54.5 million synapses. the full map of a real fly, now staring at an order book every tick runs through the same circuits it uses to dodge a swatter > price, flow and depth come in as senses > the optic and antennal lobes fire first > the mushroom body, the fly's memory center, weighs it > the central complex picks a direction > the motor neurons vote: buy, hold or sell then jev takes that vote and turns it into one decision with a probability attached. under 0.60, nothing happens 1.2 million spikes a second. ~40,000 neurons firing at once. a decision every 10 ms. 0 manual overrides the fly feels the market. jev makes the call the strangest part is watching it hold. most of the session it just sits there spiking, doing nothing, until the numbers line up a brain that evolved to escape a swatter turns out to be pretty good at not chasing candles nobody knows what it's thinking. it trades anyway