The research stack and the onchain artifacts.
A market-structure engine that collects live trades from several CEX and DEX venues, normalizes them into one event model, and builds its own OHLCV state so spot and perpetual prices never get silently mixed. Paper strategies read that state and emit paper orders only — inspection and study, never live execution.
A blockchain lottery where roughly one ticket in five wins. The protocol runs entirely on-chain — no oracle, no operator, no house — and the contract self-arms based on how full the pot gets rather than on a fixed timer. Currently on Sepolia testnet; mainnet posture stays demo / educational pending real legal review.
An evolution of the lottery that makes prize distribution a parameter — grand-prize magnitude scaling, flat decile/quintile splits, or combinations. Distribution modes are documented; the real-world entry-gating mechanic is formally undecided. Spec only, free-play testnet path canonical.
Never used crypto before? Walks you from a fresh browser to your first on-chain ticket: install MetaMask, switch to the Sepolia test network, claim free test-ETH from a faucet, connect to the lottery, and buy in. Costs nothing real — the lottery is the demo this introduces.
Exploratory spec for a small-supply VIP token (~100 max, quadratic price curve) that would gate fine-grain research feeds for holders and pair with x402 pay-per-view for non-holders. Defines the approach — no implementation.
Essays and public arguments.
A public case for distributed, overlapping, accountable authority — Communal Cooperative Organizations and opt-in Community Cooperative Structures as a way to restore adaptive capacity. Authority tied to real function and lived consequence, not permanent status.
Browser instruments and CLIs.
Browser-only seeded observatory: samples a compact galaxy with rough stellar populations, planet architectures, and astrobiology-inspired lenses. Explicit about uncertainty — no life detection, no exomoon confirmation.
Collapse a seed into a single stellar system — star, planets, moons, and belts with real-ish physics — then watch it run as a stable N-body orbital solution. Moons averaged, debris clustered, under 500 tracked bodies.
Planet-scale detail viewer: takes a planet from System Generator and elaborates surface, local motion, and body data deterministically from the same seed lineage. Remains in coherent local motion with its host and visible moons.
A guided wizard that generates a complete D&D fifth-edition level-1 character from open SRD 5.1 content — abilities, species, class, background, and the starting spell list — then renders a printable sheet. Everything runs client-side; choices autosave locally.
Console-style DM dashboard — 334 SRD creatures with stat blocks, a context-aware NPC generator, dice with advantage/disadvantage, environment & weather, and a combat initiative tracker. Tiling panes with draggable dividers; everything runs client-side.
Play Zork I–III in a browser terminal. The interpreter and story files run client-side, autosave is local. Jump in: I · II · III
A compact Rust system monitor: useful machine state in a small, stable, parseable block of text — no logos, no theming, near fetch-tool speed with CPU identification and far fewer tokens than neofetch/fastfetch.
A directory tree viewer for the point where humans and machines share terminal output. Plain indentation over ASCII branches; 32–77% fewer tokens than tree. Pastes cleanly into a shell pipeline or LLM context window.
The terminal matrix-rain that inspired the site’s home-page background. A small C/ncurses program by abishekvashok — any terminal becomes the iconic green cascade. The home-page background here is a browser-side homage: same impulse, none of cmatrix’s code.
