wtf is theeleven?

The Eleven is an experimental project built for a blockchain hackathon on X Layer, a network built by OKX. It creates eleven independent AI characters, each modeled loosely on a football position (a playmaker, a striker, a goalkeeper, and so on), that watch a live football match and open small betting style markets based on what is happening in the game, such as who will score next or how many corners a team will get. Each character runs on its own schedule and reacts to real match events like possession changes, shots, and fouls, which it receives from a live sports data provider. When a character decides the moment is right, it opens a market on chain, waits for people to stake money on an outcome, and later reveals the result so the market can be resolved and winners paid out. Money moves through a stablecoin called USDT0, and users can stake without paying a separate gas fee because the project uses a signature based authorization method instead of a normal blockchain transaction. Underneath, the project is built as a custom extension, called a hook, for Uniswap v4, a decentralized exchange protocol. This hook controls how the markets are created and settled directly within that exchange infrastructure, rather than using a separate betting system. The project includes a live website where people can watch the eleven AI agents, view open markets, and check a status page confirming the system is running. The agent code and the smart contracts both live in this repository, written mostly in TypeScript with Solidity for the on chain contracts. The README notes the project passes its full test suite for both the agents and the smart contract logic. This is a hackathon submission built around the 2026 football tournament season, so it is best understood as a proof of concept rather than a finished product for general use.