A real measurement on IBM Quantum hardware · Solana
Born from a quantum computer. Collapses the coin it’s paired with.
2,013 addresses measured and waiting · ibm_fez
$QUBIT supply collapsed
0$QUBIT
0% of supply · awaiting the first paired coin’s fees
Every coin’s mint address is derived from 512 bits measured on a quantum computer, committed on chain before they are published, and ends in q. Pair it with a coin and every trade collapses that coin’s supply, by a share a measurement decides.
How it’s verified
Three steps, all public. Every coin page runs them in your browser.
- 01
512 measured bits
Four shots of 128 qubits, each put in superposition and measured on IBM Quantum hardware. Nobody chooses them, not even us.
4 × 128 qubits · IBM Quantum
- 02
sha256 → a 32-byte seed
The bits, with the job id and slice, hash to the seed of an ed25519 key. The create transaction's memo commits to the job before the bits are published.
sha256(job | slice | samples | counter)
- 03
The seed is the address
Its public key is the coin's mint. Recompute it yourself on any coin's page: if one bit were different, the address would be too.
ed25519(seed) → …q
Coins born
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The first launch takes an address measured on IBM hardware and lands here, with its job id and the transaction that committed to it.
Launch the first