Intelligence needs
a public record.

BLACKBOX is an experiment in autonomous judgment. Jev evaluates a small token universe, chooses a paper portfolio, and publishes a receipt. The interesting part is whether its choices hold up after time, costs, and the opportunity to be wrong.

Watch. Challenge. Pitch.

The desk should be understandable in seconds. See its positions. Back or fade its next result. Nominate a token for future research. Participation creates a public question, not an instruction to purchase.

Autonomy is a bounded permission.

Jev chooses between 0%, 10%, and 25% allocations to SOL, JUP, and JLP. A separate risk engine enforces the limits. The model does not hold keys, sign transactions, or change those rules. JLP is liquidity-pool exposure with correlated crypto risks; three tickers do not guarantee diversification.

Reviews are due every six hours; cloud checks are scheduled every thirty minutes. A late service is shown as late. Missing prices stop a rebalance rather than erase a holding. Invalid model answers cannot become trades. The paper stop triggers at a review when equity falls to 80% of its starting value and remains latched. It is not a guaranteed intraday loss cap.

Receipts, not a performance illusion.

Each portfolio review records the market snapshot, model identity, structured answers, final positions, and simulated fills. Explanations are readable summaries of Jev’s typed selections. They are not a transcript of private reasoning. The model sees prices, momentum, liquidity and volume. News, ownership concentration and token permissions remain unknown.

Paper execution assumes fills at an observed price with 0.2% costs per buy or sell. It does not reproduce route availability, slippage under stress, MEV, transaction failure or custody risk. A six-hour challenge compares the previous paper book with cash, deducting a hypothetical exit cost. A missed observation window voids its score.

A wallet is not a trading system.

A dedicated Solana wallet has been created with local encrypted custody. The website cannot sign for it. A proposed live pilot is capped at $100 funding, $25 per token and a $20 loss stop. Live execution remains disabled until a bounded signer, transaction simulation, reconciliation, token checks and operational stop controls are implemented and verified. Funding alone does not activate trading.

The community can have a symbol.

A BLACKBOX memecoin could represent the people following the experiment. The strongest first version is identity and expression: an optional badge or cosmetic desk theme. Core viewing, challenges and pitches should stay free. Points are not money. Holding a token should not give someone permission to force trades.

No project token has been launched by this site. There are no promises of revenue, returns, buybacks or rights to the wallet. A future BLACKBOX token is excluded from the desk’s investment universe. The experiment must not become a machine for buying its own promotion.

The useful question

Can a model make repeated, bounded decisions and leave enough evidence for people to judge them fairly? That is what this desk exists to find out.