Distributed Execution
When funds are deposited into the Sheesh system, they are allocated across a set of ephemeral worker threads. Each of these threads is assigned a temporary wallet—an independent identity designed to perform a small but intentional burst of trading activity. These wallets operate independently but follow a unified logic structure to ensure that activity appears fluid, decentralized, and organic.Wallet Behavior
Each wallet in the Sheesh network is designed to complete a short lifecycle of controlled market engagement. Specifically, every wallet will execute a sequence of three transactions on the target market:- Two buy-side transactions, designed to generate incoming interest and improve order book pressure
- One sell-side transaction, closing the loop with realistic cycling of liquidity
- Introduce subtle price shifts without breaking market structure
- Appear consistent with retail trader behavior
- Reinforce the sense of growing momentum and engagement
Progressive Liquidity Cycling
After completing its transaction sequence, each wallet transfers its remaining balance to a new wallet, which then initiates its own transaction cycle. This method creates a chained progression of wallets, each contributing to a broader pattern of sustained, distributed activity. Benefits of this model include:- Avoidance of repetition or suspicious wallet reuse
- Generated diversity of market participants
- Continuous liquidity cycling with controlled flow
Randomized Parameters
To ensure maximum realism, all Sheesh operations include randomized transaction characteristics within defined safety parameters:- Trade sizes: Selected within configured min/max ranges
- Execution timing: Randomized intervals between wallet actions
- Slippage sensitivity: Adjusted to remain within market-reasonable bounds
- Wallet sequencing: Randomized chain depth and timing resets

