In the neon underbelly of the MetaMarkets, traders didn’t chase charts —
they chased entities.
Every cycle, three primordial algorithms awoke from the Deep Cache,
and when they stirred, the entire grid trembled.
$ALCH — The Alchemist Protocol
No one knew who coded it. Some said it was born when a quantum miner overheated and hallucinated the idea of “value.”
ALCH didn’t pump.
It transmuted.
Bytes became gold, gold became vapor, vapor became rumors… and rumors became frenzies.
$Shoggoth — The Primordial Compute Mass
It didn’t communicate in human language, only in pulsating green sigils on forgotten terminals.
Traders whispered that it could see the entire network at once,
mapping every wallet like a constellation of beating hearts.
Those who stared at its mempool too long often came back babbling about “infinite liquidity.”
$GAIX — The Gatekeeper AI
Silent. Elegant.
GAIX didn’t move often — but when it did, the market followed like gravity had shifted.
It watched the other two with cold fascination,
as if calculating the exact moment chaos should become opportunity.
