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The all-in-one pump.fun launchpad built on one assumption: every classical key has an expiration date. Launch hard, raise early, know your exposure.
One wallet signature mints your coin, pins IPFS metadata, and lands an optional dev buy. Package it with a featured slot if you want the front page.
open the launcher →Presales let believers back your coin before it exists — wallet-to-wallet, memo-tagged on-chain, publicly auditable from day zero.
back or raise →Any Solana address scans in seconds: how much value sits on a classical ed25519 key and what it costs to ignore.
scan a wallet →A destroyed-key canary guards the chain, a live clock tracks Q-day, and the watchtower reads quantum signal around the clock.
read the watchtower →Every package lands your coin on pump.fun in one signature. Paid packages add a featured slot on the Coins page — the fee is paid to the platform treasury inside your own transaction and verified on-chain. No trust required, no invoices.
treasury not configured — all launches currently free, featured slots disabled
Solana runs on ed25519. Shor's algorithm — proven in 1994 — lets a large quantum computer derive a private key from any public key it can see. On Solana, public keys are your account addresses.
That machine doesn't exist yet — estimates cluster years out. The honest response is planning, not panic: coins launched today will still trade the day it boots, and value parked on classical keys becomes derivable by anyone.
The fix is real: hash-based (Winternitz) vaults have run live on Solana — secured by hash functions Shor can't touch. Quntra builds the habits before the deadline: launch deliberately, raise transparently, measure exposure.
Peter Shor proves a quantum computer can factor integers and compute discrete logarithms in polynomial time — the mathematical foundation of every elliptic-curve signature, including ed25519, falls to it in principle.
Sycamore samples a boson-sampling circuit in minutes that classical hardware would need millennia for. Useless for cryptography — but the milestone lands.
Every wallet, every program authority, every transaction on Solana leans on one curve. A single cryptographically relevant machine breaks all of it at once.
Willow-class chips demonstrate below-threshold error correction: adding qubits now reduces errors instead of multiplying them. The scaling wall becomes an engineering schedule.
Winternitz-style one-time signatures run live on Solana in public experiments: signatures believed unforgeable even by quantum adversaries. Funds can finally hide behind hash functions instead of elliptic curves.
Expert consensus puts cryptographically relevant machines years out — but coins launched today will still exist that day. Every launch on this platform treats Q-day as a planning assumption, not a rumor.
A funded Solana wallet whose private key was destroyed after funding. Nobody on Earth can move that SOL. If its balance ever changes, ed25519 has fallen — and every wallet on this page turns red at once.
watch the canary →A live countdown to current q-day estimates, moved as real milestones land — error correction breakthroughs, logical qubit counts, standards body decisions.
read the clock →