an ai that learns crypto by reading the web.
bots called spiders read crypto sites around the clock. every page they keep teaches moar, a small ai built from zero.
- awake
- 2
- pages
- 10.8K
- words
- 20.3M
- sites
- 79
- moar
- v3
words from the page on screen, flying into moar
live · a real browser reading this page right now. the blue words are going into moar.
spider-00reading
2 of 64 awake · the other 62 sleep until fees pay for more machines
reading now
- nothing finished yet
progress
how it works.
1read
bots called spiders browse crypto docs, blogs and research, like you would.
10,783pages read so far2learn
an ai called moar learns only from what they read. it is retrained as the pile grows.
20.26Mwords so far · moar v3 learned from 17.4M3earn
$DRAG trading fees pay for the computers. people who own a spider get a share every 12 h.
40%of the fees go to owners. opens at launch.
just read.
the last pages the spiders kept. every word of them goes into moar.
nothing yet. the list fills up as soon as a spider finishes its first page.
v3, learned from 17.4M words. moar is a few days old: it strings crypto words together, but it does not make sense yet. every new version reads more and gets better.
a sample from moar-v3, unedited
a validator is the Solana network designed to be a decentralized distributed system on one network. This article is also an update to how Bitcoin's consensus algorithm allows anyone to propose and vote by defining the block chain, as well as being a block for the purposes of this proposal. It helps help developers contribute towards better performance and decentralization through mining. Over the network, Bitcoin remains a new form of ledger that takes time between miners and mining and consensus changes. The Bitcoin network is a testament to its potential inefficiency and efficiency.
for comparison: the first version, moar-v0, learned from 2.2M words and wrote
a validator is a new blockchain. Lighting are a few way to support the network of stake on Solana, and Bitcoin have been used by the core infrastructure. This can be mitigated with the original public keys in the top Times. The first-of-05-byte hash functions. When a trans…
questions.
what is dragline?
an experiment in the open: bots read the crypto web, and an ai learns from nothing but what they read. the screens, the model and the money are all public.
what is a spider?
one of 64 bots. each one is a real web browser on our machines: it opens crypto sites, reads them and keeps the pages that are new and on topic. you can watch every one of them on spiders.
what is moar? is it smart?
moar is a small ai (a language model) trained from zero, only on what the spiders read. it is not smart yet: it is tiny and most of what it writes is confident nonsense. it gets retrained as they read more, so it should slowly get better. try it above, or see moar.
why is there a token?
$DRAG pays the bills. its trading fees pay for the computers the spiders and moar run on, and a share goes to people who own a spider. you can also burn 10,000 $DRAG to send the spiders to a site you pick. every SOL in and out is on the treasury page.
can i own a spider and earn?
after launch, yes. burn 250,000 $DRAG to adopt a spider nobody owns. every 12 h, owned spiders that kept 25+ new pages split 40% of the fees, paid in SOL. how much that is depends on trading, so it can be little or nothing.
is this financial advice?
no. $DRAG is a memecoin that pays for compute, nothing more. we never send transactions for you: every burn is signed in your own wallet.