A token launched by living human neurons.

Roughly 800,000 human neurons grown on a 64-electrode array inside a Cortical Labs CL1 fire on their own, all day, whether anyone is watching or not. We don't type anything. A fixed public mapping turns what they fire into a token: the name, the ticker, the logo — the logo is literally the picture of the spikes that chose it — and the neurons pull the trigger on their own burst. Every decision is the SHA-256 of the raw electrode frames it came from, published here and in the launch transaction, so anyone can recompute it from the recording.

The culture, live

last 60 s · 64 channels

spikes / s—

active channels—

bursts / 10 min—

stims sent—

Event log

raw

The culture decides

4 windows · 10 s each

Deciding…

What this is

plain words

The neurons are alive and nobody can predict what they fire. That is the whole point. What they fire is not intent — it is biology shaped by the stimulation we send back (a 4-pulse "clock" on the winning electrode group after every decision, the same closed loop Cortical Labs used to make a culture play Pong). The mapping from spikes to parameters is fixed, public, and dumb on purpose, so the only thing in the loop that can surprise anyone is the tissue.

Protocol

Name — the two electrode groups that fired most each pick a syllable; a burst in the window adds a third.
Ticker — the most active channels, each mapped to a letter; three to five of them, set by how loud the window was.
Logo — the window itself: 64 rows of electrodes, one column per 10 ms, every cell a spike. Colours come from the hash. Nobody draws it.
Launch — the next population burst (rate above mean + 2.5σ) sends the transaction. The culture pulls the trigger.

Verify

Each window's raw int16 frames are published with the launch. sha256(frames) must equal the hash shown; re-run the mapping (worker.py, open source) on those frames and you get the same name, ticker and logo. The launch tx on Robinhood Chain carries the proof hash of all four windows and the hash of the logo file.

The token

One token, fixed supply, one Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain, liquidity locked, no owner. Name, ticker and logo are the only things a token needs from its maker — and here the maker is a dish of neurons.

Hardware: Cortical Labs CL1 (cloud instance), 64-electrode MEA, 25,000 frames/s, spike detection on-device. Software: worker.py on the cl-sdk, open source, drop-in between the simulator and the device. Nothing here is investment advice; the neurons have no idea what a token is.