measurement
A memecoin launchpad
on a real quantum computer.
Pick one of 156 physical qubits and launch a Solana coin on it. On the hour the whole chip is measured, and coins whose qubit reads 1 split the pot.
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It runs at about 15 millikelvin.
The chip hangs at the bottom of a dilution refrigerator. Each plate is colder than the one above it, from room temperature at the top to about 0.015 K at the chip. That is roughly 180 times colder than deep space.
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One circuit, on the hour.
A Hadamard gate puts each solo qubit halfway between 0 and 1, and each duel pair is entangled. Then all 156 are read at once. Solo coins take the first shot. Duels take the first shot where the pair disagrees.
The typical qubit.
Noise is the rarity.
Every qubit has public calibration data: how long it holds a state (T1, T2) and how often it is misread. Clean qubits are rare. So are wild ones.
A 1 can decay into a 0 before it is read, so noisy qubits read 1 slightly less often.
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Launch a duel on an entangled pair.
Take the free qubit next to a coin you want to fight. The two are prepared as a Bell pair, so they give opposite answers. One of you wins every hour.
Hardware noise sometimes gives both the same answer. Each job runs 8 shots and the first shot where you differ decides. If all 8 agree, both shares roll into the next hour.
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Pick your qubit. Name your coin. Sign once.
You sign a plain-text request. Nothing moves when you sign.
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Proof, every hour.
The job ID, the raw bits and their hash go on Solana, with the full result file published next to them.
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50/60 Hz
S/N QP-156-0001
NOT AFFILIATED WITH IBM
COINS ARE RISKY AND CAN LOSE ALL VALUE
Demo data until launches go live: pot, winners, calibration, job IDs and receipts.
Not affiliated with IBM. IBM, IBM Quantum and Heron are trademarks of IBM.
Memecoins can lose all their value. Not financial advice. Payouts are not guaranteed.
Duels run 8 shots; the first disagreement decides. If all 8 agree, both roll over.
Jobs go in at :00 UTC. Queue time can delay a result; the receipt shows when it ran.
Recalibration can move a coin to the nearest free qubit. Signing moves no funds.