AYUMU mark: a chimpanzee face on a memory chip
$AYUMU / MU Robinhood Chain / Day 001

Nobody beats Ayumu.

Nine numerals, 210 ms. A five-year-old chimp hit about 80 percent. The college students next to him managed half that. Same test, new board every day, and whoever does well splits the day's bag.

Level1 / 7
Hold1000 ms
Score0
Streak0 d
Board's up. Memorize it, then tap 1 → 5.

The ladder

LevelNumeralsHold

Kyoto University, 2007. Ayumu was five years old. Level 7 is his exact interval, untouched. You are not clearing it today.

A chimpanzee at a numbered board while a researcher looks on, baffled.
Every human who has tried this, eventually.

Why MU

Memory chips. Memory test. A chimp named Ayu‑MU. The pair is the joke and the joke is the pair — $AYUMU trades against tokenized MU instead of ETH. Which does not mean Micron backs it, endorses it, or has any idea it exists.

How you get paid

  1. One board a day. Same board for everyone, seeded off the date. No screenshots to argue about.
  2. Your score is your cut. The day's pool splits by score. Running 50 wallets just gives you 50 smaller slices.
  3. Claim whenever. Scores close at 00:00 UTC, one root goes on chain, the bag is there when you want it.
  4. Streaks stack, and you eat off your invites. Show up daily for the multiplier. Clear a run, get invites, take a cut of everyone you begat.

Claim

Connect a wallet. MetaMask, Robinhood Wallet, or any injected wallet. Claims aren't live yet — connecting just puts you on Robinhood Chain and ready for day one.
ChainRobinhood 4663
PairAYUMU / MU
StatusLive
Contract 0xF4e742689580cbFd966650b64A1E2DdeedCD1299 Explorer