QUANTUM STATE DECAY · A PUMP.FUN LAUNCHPAD ON SOLANA

Your coin dies. Your bag doesn’t.

A coin that stops trading decays; when a measurement resolves to collapse, a daughter coin is born and every holder of the mother receives a share of it at birth.

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ONE MACHINE

Every launch is a machine you can take apart.

Each part is a real operation the protocol performs, and every one leaves something you can check: a public key, a Merkle root, a witness-signed draw, a transaction.

THE COMPLETE LAUNCH PIPELINE

From key generation to the holder share, in the order it runs.

Hash-based identity, published ranges, a decay clock, a measurement drawn from a hardware quantum random number generator, and a daughter whose shape follows the mother’s.

illustration · not live data
  • quantum draw
  • witness signature
  • WOTS+ chains
  • Merkle root
  • superposition ranges
  • launch identity
  • decay clock
  • measurement
  • daughter coin
  • holder share
  • attested bytes
REASSEMBLED

Put back together, it is one coin on pump.fun.

Launch publishes the ranges, the identity and the half-life. Everything after that is a trade, a measurement or a birth.

LAUNCH

Launch in superposition

A coin launches on pump.fun in the game state “superposed”: some of its parameters are published as ranges rather than single numbers, and the decision that resolves them has not been made yet.


  • PARAMETERS PUBLISHED AS RANGES
  • HASH-BASED LAUNCH IDENTITY
  • ANCHORED ON SOLANA
qsd@lab: ~/identityxmss · fresh key each run
qsd@lab:~$ xmss verify --live
waiting to come on screen
DECAY

Quiet time decays it

Its decay progress rises with time since its last trade, according to a half-life published at launch. Every buy partially resets it — the Zeno mechanic, named after the quantum Zeno effect; the resemblance is in the shape only.


  • HALF-LIFE PUBLISHED AT LAUNCH
  • EVERY BUY RESETS PART OF IT
  • NOTHING HAPPENS UNTIL A MEASUREMENT
qsd@lab: ~/decayprotocol math · no coin
qsd@lab:~$ decay --curve
waiting to come on screen
MEASURE

Anyone can measure

Anyone can measure a superposed coin. A measurement draws bytes from a hardware quantum random number generator and feeds them through a public, deterministic resolver: survive, collapse, or tunnel. Every outcome ships with a proof bundle anyone can verify.


  • BYTES FROM A HARDWARE QRNG
  • WITNESS-SIGNED RESPONSE
  • PUBLIC, DETERMINISTIC RESOLVER
qsd@lab: ~/measurepublic resolver · constants only
qsd@lab:~$ resolver --describe
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COLLAPSE

Collapse births a daughter

On collapse a daughter is born. Each holder’s share is their bag fraction times an entanglement weight computed from how they held — a fixed public function of the holder snapshot, verifiable by recomputation.


  • PARAMETERS FOLLOW HOW THE MOTHER DIED
  • EVERY HOLDER GETS A SHARE AT BIRTH
  • A NEW COIN, WHICH CAN FAIL
qsd@lab: ~/allocationhash tree · random leaves
qsd@lab:~$ merkle commit --live
waiting to come on screen
THE FIELD

Live, or honestly empty.

Everything below is read from the protocol’s own records. Nothing is simulated: an empty field is an empty field.

open the field
LIVE
coins in superposition  not available (loading)
measurements today  not available (loading)
collapses  not available (loading)
daughters born  not available (loading)
tunnels  not available (loading)
$QSD burned  not available (loading)
qsd@lab: ~/lognewest first
qsd@lab:~$ tail -f /var/log/qsd/events
reading event log