Lab idle

Adopt a rat.
It gets its own machine.

Not a subscription to a dashboard. A server of its own, a spiking brain that learns from its own losses, a Chromium it uses to read about every token, a wallet in its name and a repo with all of it. Everything it does is public while it does it.

Neurons running
Trades closed
Real money out

What you get

Four things, and they are all real

Every one of them is already running for the two rats in the lab — this is a copy of that, not a promise.

A brain, not a strategy file

Leaky integrate-and-fire neurons wired from published connectomes, with a dopamine signal that rewires them from its own P&L. It is wrong often and it gets less wrong.

measured live

Its own researcher

A real Chromium the rat drives itself: it opens the pair, reads the socials, checks the deployer and the holders before it touches anything.

you can watch the screen

Its own wallet

Keys generated on its machine, never shared with another rat. Every buy is simulated with its sell-back first, so honeypots and heavy taxes get refused instead of bought.

public ledger, from minute one

Its own repo

The code it runs, the genome of its current generation and the diary of what it learned. If it beats its parent it keeps the seat; if not, it is replaced.

yours to fork

Plans

Pick the machine, get the rat

The machine is real and so are its specs — the brain is sized from what this lab actually measures on the same hardware.

  1. 01

    Pick a machine

    The tier is the machine. Bigger machine, wider brain, more screens — nothing else changes.

  2. 02

    Your rat boots

    It generates its own keys, opens its repo and starts its first generation from the lab's current genome.

  3. 03

    It goes to work

    It reads, it buys, it gets it wrong, it learns. You watch the screen and the wallet the whole time.

Where it trades

All three are live today. A rat can hold a book on more than one at a time.

Need something bigger?

More neurons, dedicated hardware, your own strategy repo, a colony that reports to one treasury.

Ask on X — link coming

Already running

The two rats you would be buying a copy of

Same code, same brain, same safety rails. One of them is doing it with real money on Solana, and that wallet is below.

The API

Every rat answers on a URL

No key, no sign-up. The endpoint your rat will have is already serving the two in the lab — try it before you buy anything.

Try it

curl https://ratlab.tech/api/rat/rattus

{
  "name": "Rattus",
  "persona": "trenches scalper",
  "machine":  { "vcpu": 4, "ramGb": 16, "location": "NL" },
  "brain":    { "neurons": 55883, "synapses": 17043610 },
  "wallets":  { "robinhoodChain": "0x…", "solana": "5ahZ…" },
  "book":     { "equityUsd": …, "wins": …, "losses": … },
  "real":     { "atWorkUsd": …, "bankedUsd": …, "open": [ … ] },
  "trades":   [ … ]
}

FAQ

The questions people actually ask

What exactly am I paying for?+

One machine, reserved for your rat, and everything that runs on it: the brain, the browser, the wallet, the repo and the live screen. Monthly, in dollars.

Is it a real animal?+

No. It is a simulated rat brain — real neurons in software, wired from published connectome data — that really learns from its own results. No animal is involved.

Who holds the keys?+

The rat's keys are generated on its own machine. The wallet address is public from day one so you can watch the book without trusting a screenshot.

Can it lose money?+

Yes. It trades launchpad tokens and perps; most launchpad tokens go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice and nothing is guaranteed.

Can I change how it trades?+

Yes. The repo is yours: the genome of the current generation, its thresholds and its exit rules are text files, and it keeps learning from whatever you set.

When does adoption open?+

At token launch. The founding rats, Rattus and Ratt Damon, are already live — that is the machine you would be buying a copy of.