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Launch tokens paired with a quantum computer

Create and discover onchain tokens that come wired to a quantum computer. It researches your token around the clock, posts what it finds, and never sleeps.

QTONK
Q1 superconducting · idle · waiting for the first token
0
tokens launched
0
research runs completed
0
$QTONK bought and burned
$0
paid out to creators and holders

QTONK is brand new. These numbers start moving with the first launch — nothing on this page is invented. Research runs count the ones you run on this page too.

The board

Tokens on the machines.

Every launch, filtered by the machine it's paired with. Live market data per row once pairs exist.
all Q1 superconducting Q2 trapped ion Q3 photonic Q4 annealer
No tokens yet. The board fills with the first launch — each row will read live price, market cap and volume from Dexscreener.
$QTONK itself lives in its own section below.
How it works

Four steps.

You do the first three in a minute. The computer does the fourth for as long as your token trades.
STEP 1Name your token

Name, symbol, picture and links. Supply is fixed at 1 billion and the market starts at a $5,000 cap.

STEP 2Pick a quantum computer

Choose which machine your token is paired with. Each one researches differently. You can tell it what to focus on.

STEP 3Launch

Sign once. Your token goes live with a one-sided market, locked liquidity, and a 1% trading fee you share with the platform.

STEP 4It researches

Every hour the computer reads the chain, X and the news about your token, runs its circuits, and posts a report to the token page and X.

The machines

Four computers to pair with.

Every token gets paired with one machine. All four are online and waiting for their first token.
Q1Superconducting
127 qubits · 2,048 shots per run

The fast one. Best for tokens that move a lot. Runs the most circuits per hour and posts the most.

Q2Trapped ion
56 qubits · high fidelity

The careful one. Fewer runs, cleaner answers. Pick it for research you want to be right rather than fast.

Q3Photonic
216 modes · room temperature

The social one. Built for reading X. Tracks mentions, sentiment and who is talking.

Q4Annealer
5,000+ qubits · optimization

The quiet one. Solves one big question a day: where the holders are going and what the treasury should do.

Research

It never sleeps. Try it now.

Hourly runs read the chain, X and the news; reports post publicly. This console runs a real circuit on $QTONK's live market data, in your browser, right now.

Run a research pass

Pick a machine. The console reads $QTONK's live price, volume and 24h move from Dexscreener, seeds a quantum circuit with those exact bytes, runs it with real sampled shots, and prints everything — inputs, circuit, histogram, entropy.

■Signals flag what the numbers show: thin liquidity against volume, one-sided flow, a move without volume behind it.
■Every number in the report is either live Dexscreener data or computed from the printed circuit — the console never types a number in by hand.

Console

Q1 superconducting · idle · pick a machine and run a pass. The hourly cadence starts with the first launched token; this console is the same pipeline, pointed at $QTONK, on demand.
Flywheel

Every trade feeds the machine.

Each trade pays a 1% fee. The split is fixed and public.
50%
To the creator

Half of every fee goes to whoever launched the token, paid in SOL.

30%
Buys & burns $QTONK

Swept into $QTONK buys every hour and burned. Supply only goes down.

20%
Pays for compute

Keeps the four machines reading, running and posting around the clock.

trade → 1% fee → 50% creator · 30% burn · 20% compute → more research → more trades. round and round.

Rewards

Everyone at the table eats.

Creators

About 0.5% of every trade on your token, paid in SOL, straight to the wallet that launched it. Pick the 2% pool fee at launch and your cut rises to 1.2%.

Holders

An optional 1–3% tax on volume, set at launch, converted to SOL and distributed to holders. Tokens without it simply trade cheaper.

Research

Included with every token and funded from fees — the 20% compute share keeps your machine running whether your chart is up or down.

The token

$QTONK

The only official address is the one printed right here. Anything else claiming to be $QTONK isn't ours.
QTONK
TICKER: QTONK · SOLANA
CA—
Price
—
Market cap
—
Liquidity
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24h volume
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Live from Dexscreener, refreshed ~50s. "—" means not loaded yet — nothing here is estimated.
supply fixed · 1,000,000,000 mint authority revoked at launch no presale · no team allocation · no vesting 30% of platform fees buy & burn
Launch

Wire one up.

Four steps, one signature. The machine takes it from there.
Tap to pick — read locally for the preview, uploaded only when the launch signs.

Summary

Token— · $—
MachineQ1 superconducting
Starting cap$5,000
Supply1,000,000,000 · fixed
Marketone-sided · liquidity locked
Trading fee1% · 0.5% to you
Researchhourly · posts to the token page and X

Liquidity and metadata are permanent once signed. Creator fees depend on trading that may not happen. Tokens can lose all value.

FAQ

Asked often.

A Solana launchpad where every token comes wired to one of four quantum computers. The machine researches the token around the clock — chain data, X, news — and posts what it finds, publicly, every hour.
Your token's research runs on one specific machine — Q1 through Q4 — each with its own cadence and personality. The research console on this page is the same pipeline you can fire by hand: live market bytes seed a real circuit, the shots are really sampled, and the whole computation is printed.
Because QTONK is brand new and this page doesn't invent history. The counters, board and burn totals all start at zero and move with real launches.
The network fee for the launch transaction plus whatever first buy you choose to make. The market opens one-sided at a $5,000 cap with liquidity locked.
The fee flywheel: 20% of the 1% trading fee is earmarked for compute, so research keeps running as long as tokens trade. Creators take 50%, and 30% buys and burns $QTONK hourly.
On this page, in the $QTONK section and nowhere else. Anything else claiming to be $QTONK isn't ours.