Argent Cascade — a decision layer you can see
Argent Cascade draws a decision engine as a living flow graph. Three raw feeds — markets, whale wallets and headlines — pour into one structured state. A router picks skip, watch or deep dive; scores turn the pick into numbers; a risk gate says yes, no or ask a human; and only then do the tools place an order, send an alert or update the watchlist. Every run ends in the decision log.
Silver strands, rendered in WebGL
Each connection is a bundle of fourteen thin bezier strands rendered with Three.js — more than 400 in all — and they bulge slightly in depth, so the bundles gain volume the moment you tilt the graph. Bright packets race down the strands, cards bloom in their kind colour as a decision passes through, and a faint grid sits far behind the graph as a depth plane.
- Drag to tilt. The graph stays still until you drag it; then the WebGL plane and every HTML card turn together in 3D. Double-click to reset.
- Hover to trace. Point at any card and its full upstream and downstream path lights up while everything else steps back.
- Make it yours. The ⚙ button switches between seven themes and tunes speed, strand density, packet size, depth and zoom.
Numbers, not prose
The ledger, router picks and decision stats update as each packet lands, and the big counter makes the point of the design: zero tokens generated to make a decision. All figures on this page are an illustrative simulation driven by a looping timeline — not live market data, and not trading or financial advice.
Designed and built by AETumi Corp. Explore more Three.js and WebGL templates at aetumi.app/threejs — see also Helios Crucible, Aurelian Synapse and Intelligence Router.