quanta
← every coin, backed by
real quantum shares

back your coin with quantum stocks.

IonQ · Rigetti · D-Wave · IBM · on Solana

Launch a coin and compose what stands behind it. Every trade pays a fee, and the fees buy tokenized shares of the companies building quantum computers.

open the composer
01 · composer

Compose your coin.

drag the blue R gates →
02 · the shares

Four companies.
One coin.

fees buy the shares
every hour → they sit
in the coin's vault ✓
03 · how it runs

One circuit.

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Launch

Name the coin, compose the mix, sign with your Solana wallet.

your coin is born
H

Trade

Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee.

0.8% → vault
R

Route

The fees split by your mix: IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, IBM.

your percentages
M

Buy

Every hour the vault buys the tokenized shares.

measured ✓
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Hold

The shares stay in the vault, visible on-chain.

backed coin
04 · experiment log · demonstration

The vault.

example coin: $SUPER
$0

in tokenized shares behind $SUPER

Backing per token$0

Each purchase is logged with its time, size and price, so anyone can check what stands behind the coin.

Time (UTC)CompanySharesCostTx
05 · the quanta coin

The quanta coin.

launching on pump.fun…
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Live
Price–
Market cap–
24h volume–
Liquidity–
Launching on pump.fun · checking every 30 seconds
06 · lab notes

Questions, scribbled.

Is this a real share of IonQ?

The vault holds tokenized shares, like xStocks or Ondo, that track the real stock. Your coin is backed by them. Holding the coin does not make you a shareholder.

Can I change the mix later?

No. The mix is part of the launch request you sign, so every holder knows what the fees buy from the first trade.

How often does it buy?

Every hour. The vault splits the fees by your percentages and buys whole and fractional shares.

Why these four?

IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave and IBM build the machines everyone talks about. More companies can join the composer later.

step through the door.

Compose a coin from the companies building the future of computing. It takes a minute.