Onyx Consensus — the tape goes in, the futures come out
Onyx Consensus is a trading desk built around one idea: a lens. On the left, a live order-book ladder pours the tape into a white core through 260 curved lines. On the right, 720 simulated price paths fan out of the core to the close of a five-minute window, each one coloured by where it settles — green above the strike, red below, gold where the book is wrong. The outcome distribution builds itself on the close line and gives the model's probability that the window closes up.
Six agents, one ticket at a time
- Spotter → Prior → Edge → Kelly → Taker → Closer. Each station reads, prices, hunts the gap, sizes, executes and settles, then hands the ticket on. The active agent's links to the core light up and its chip runs.
- The desk below the lens. A swarm P&L, a live BTC/USD candle tape with a depth ladder, a Bayesian prior × book update, a balance history, an activity log and an eighteen-feature signal spectrogram.
Real WebGL, rendered live
The book, the tape, the fan of futures, the agent orbs and the face at the centre are all drawn with Three.js on the GPU. Light pulses travel along every line, lines bend away from your cursor and the core watches it. Drag to orbit the lens 360°, double-click to reset, and open the ⚙ panel to change the theme, speed, density, size, depth and zoom.
All prices, tickets and balances are an illustrative simulation — 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, Sapphire Maelstrom and Aurelian Synapse.