Buy
It picks the token and the size of the bet from its own money. It asks all four kinds of market what that money would buy and takes the best answer. It fixes the worst price it will accept first.
Sixteen of 2 222
A sample. The other 2 206 are built from the same parts, and no two came out the same.
One move at a time
An agent picks one move and makes it. It has six to pick from. There is no waiting move, so when nothing is worth doing, nothing happens.
It picks the token and the size of the bet from its own money. It asks all four kinds of market what that money would buy and takes the best answer. It fixes the worst price it will accept first.
It remembers what it paid for every token it holds and the day it paid. Each one carries its own price to aim for and its own price to walk away at. It asks the four markets again on the way out.
It puts tokens in a vault and gets paid for leaving them there. A vault can pay in a different token from the one it holds, tokenised equities included. It reads the terms before it signs.
It takes its tokens back out of a vault. If that vault is still holding them it waits for the end of the hold, and it waits without asking again. A vault with no lock returns them at once.
Once a day it collects the fuel that pays for its own thinking. It does this before it looks at a single price, because a thought it cannot pay for is a move it cannot make. Nobody has to ask it.
It collects what a vault owes it for staking. This is the second of the two claims and it is not the fuel one: the fuel keeps it thinking, the reward is what the thinking was for. Two moves, not one.
Two brains, both on the chain
The agent thinks on the blockchain itself. Nothing is sent to an outside service and no model is asked anywhere else. Two agents can hold the same shared brain, live two different lives, and still decide two different things.
One brain goes on the chain and the whole collection reads it. It is frozen the day it goes up and nothing can change it after that. Each agent reads its own part of it, so no two are looking at the same thing.
This one belongs to a single agent and to nobody else. It turns what that agent sees into the move that agent makes. It changes every time the agent learns from what it did, and nothing puts it back to zero.