Coins born in a quantum computer.
Launch a coin on Solana whose keypair is sampled from 128 qubits measured on IBM quantum hardware. Every coin trades against $PSI, and anyone can verify where it came from.
A qubit, a keypair, a coin.
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Measured
A Hadamard gate puts 128 qubits of an IBM quantum computer into superposition, then they're measured. Each bit is 0 or 1 with probability exactly one half.
H on 128 qubits → measure × 4096 - 02
Launched
You launch from your own wallet with one signature. The coin trades against $PSI from its first block. Creator fees: half to you, half burned.
pair = $PSI · 50 / 50 - 03
Proven
Every coin's measurement record is public. Anyone can recompute its keypair from the measured qubits, right in the browser.
verify(bits, n) = CA
Measured, launched, burned.
Live from the chain and the measurement log. See every coin born here →
Every coin feeds $PSI.
Coins launched here trade against $PSI, so their creator fees are paid in $PSI. Half goes to the launcher. The other half is claimed by the PSI treasury and burned, every hour.