recon · v0.1
The Renaissance
of on-chain calls.
Two AIs argue over every Solana token we surface. A third breaks the tie. Wins, losses, and splits all file to the same public feed.
act i · the duel
Same token.
Two readers.
One disagreement.
Haiku and Sonnet read the same Birdeye snapshot at the same second. No tool use, no chain-of-thought tricks. Whatever each model sees, it has to commit to in writing.
act ii · the arbiter
When they split,
a third model must
pick a side.
No abstaining. No "both are valid." The arbiter reads both arguments cold and commits to long, short, or watch. Both losing arguments stay on file. That's the point.
act iii · receipts
Every call. Every disagreement.
All of it, timestamped.
No deletions, no quiet edits. When the price moves, the feed shows whether the models were right. These are the last three, pulled live.
act iv · the kill list
The losers stay
pinned.
Most alpha accounts delete their misses. recon does the opposite. The worst calls get a dedicated page with the full prompt, the full reasoning, and what went wrong.
act v · enter
Most of the calls will lose.
The ones that don't are worth reading.
Memecoins lose value faster than any model can model them. recon is research, not financial advice. The track page holds the record. The kill list holds the misses. Everything else is on the feed.
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