Before you post a token launch, a reward change, or a DAO proposal, find out how your community is likely to react. I use MiroFish, an open-source multi-agent simulation tool. It builds a small group of AI agents (usually 10 to 20) from your project materials: traders, long-term holders, skeptics, builders, delegates and critics. Then it runs a simulated X/Twitter conversation about your announcement.
You get a clean, branded PDF report with:
- An executive summary of the likely reaction
- Who supports it, who pushes back, and why
- Key concerns and objections, quoted from simulated posts
- Short interviews with the simulated agents
- Practical recommendations on wording and timing
Every report is reviewed by me before delivery. Any number in it comes from the simulation itself, such as how many agents said they'd sell, never invented statistics.
Packages:
- Basic ($25, 1–2 days): one scenario, one simulation, one PDF report.
- Standard ($75, 2–3 days): two versions compared (for example, announcement A vs B), with a side-by-side verdict on which lands better, plus one revision.
What I need from you: your announcement or proposal text, plus any background (docs, tokenomics, links). The more context, the more realistic the agents.
Please note: this is a directional simulation, not a prediction or financial advice. It models about a day of conversation among a focused group of agents, which is useful for spotting objections and testing wording before you publish.
