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# the question
Markets are full of things that look clever because they print a number. A moving average wants nothing.
A worm already has a body plan for "this smells better, go toward it" and "that was sharp, back up." That plan was written for bacteria in compost, not for coins. We pointed it at a chart anyway.
**If you give a complete tiny nervous system a nose for price and a way to crawl through an order book, does anything interesting come out, and can anyone watch it in public?**
Under that sit three smaller ones:
1. Does the published wiring still act like a worm when the "smells" are numbers?
2. If we train how loudly cells listen (not the wiring itself), does the crawl through a market change?
3. Can someone on FOMO see the wallet, the last decision, and why the lab let it through or killed it?
The worm does not have to beat you for this to count. It has to be readable. If it gets richer than you, that is a headline. If it does not, you still watched 302 cells try.
## What counts as an answer
Entries. Exits. Blocked intents. The command cells that produced them. The FOMO feed is the public record.
{% hint style="info" %}
Here to copy the wallet? Read [Watch it on FOMO](/explore-wormbrain/01-start/watch-on-fomo.md) and [Limits and the risk cage](file:///3621209/04-lab/risk-cage.md) before you tap anything.
{% endhint %}
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