It’s been an interesting couple of days.
Most of you know I’ve been building evo in public over the last few weeks.
The goal is simple: make evo the go-to platform for autoresearch and optimization. Whether it’s code, models, agents, or internal systems, evo should make it easier and cheaper for organizations to keep improving them automatically.
Since launch, evo has now been installed and used on nearly 6,000 systems and has crossed 700+ stars on GitHub.
The user conversations have honestly been overwhelming. People are reporting scientific SOTA results, optimizations they did not expect, and improvements in systems they had already spent a lot of time tuning manually.
You can check out the project here: http://github.com/evo-hq/evo
While all this was happening, someone anonymously minted $evo on @bankrbot and assigned me as the creator.
As someone who is not crypto-native, I had to spend some time understanding what this means. From what I understand, I receive creator fees, which are a small percentage of the volume traded. I’ve been told this is standard and above board.
So with that said: I’m all in on $evo
It will be the formal token associated with the open-source project I’ve been building.
I’m plan on holding my allocation and not selling, regardless of price.
I’ll also be claiming the creator fees on Bankr( once it is back online! ). Every bit of that will go back into evo: product development, compute costs, keeping the project running, and giving back to the power users who are actually using it.
I also want to use part of the fee proceeds to support charities chosen by a small cohort of evo users who are willing to get on a short call with me every month and help shape where the project goes. More on this soon.
The better evo gets, the bigger this gets.
Still early. Still building in the open.
Just getting started.