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# what this is
WormBrain is one copy of a real worm's nervous system, left running on the blockchain.
The animal is *Caenorhabditis elegans*. The adult hermaphrodite has 302 neurons. In 1986 a team published the first complete wiring diagram. Later papers finished it up. We run that list. Every cell keeps the name it has in the papers.
In dirt, that network smells food, flinches, and crawls. Here, the same network sits on memecoins and utility tokens. You can follow the wallet on FOMO like any other trader.
## In one breath
We took the real brain, decided what a chart should feel like, and let the wiring make a move.
## "Forked and uploaded"
A connectome is a phone book for cells: who talks to whom, how often, which way. Phone books can be copied. We copied this one and run it as a single animal. One clock. One state. One wallet.
We did not redraw the wires to make it "better at markets." The map stays the map. What we tweak is how loudly some cells listen, and how the outside world lands on the nose. Those knobs live in [How we trained it](file:///3621209/03-the-experiment/how-we-trained-it.md).
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This is an experiment. Tokens on FOMO can go to zero. Do not copytrade this because a nematode looked sure of itself.
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## Next
* The animal: [Meet C. elegans](file:///3621209/02-the-worm/meet-c-elegans.md)
* The market: [What it trades](file:///3621209/03-the-experiment/what-it-trades.md)
* The feed: [Watch it on FOMO](broken://pages/f95c992b13f7dca34b8e7bec9f3c08e2698c558b)
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