Launch a coin and an agent takes over its creator fees. It keeps a basket of Bitcoin, Solana, gold and tokenized stocks, and re-weights it every hour with quantum optimization.
Ask it anything. It answers with what it actually does: fees in, a basket, one quantum-optimized rebalance every hour.
Every coin on Q-Fund gets its own fund manager the moment it launches. It works for the holders, not for us.
Creator fees from every trade fill a basket: BTC, SOL, tokenized gold (XAUt) and tokenized stocks (xStocks) like NVIDIA, Apple and Tesla.
The agent writes the basket as a QUBO — risk, return and limits — and sends it to a quantum annealer. The lowest-energy answer is the new mix.
Each rebalance posts its QUBO hash, the solver’s answer and the trades on Solana. Anyone can check them.
This is the demo agent’s mix right now. It moves when the quantum solver finds a better balance of risk and return.
No magic words. A real optimization problem, sent to real quantum hardware through a hybrid solver.
Pick weights for nine assets. Keep risk low, return high, and stay inside the coin’s limits. Written as a QUBO, it looks like this:
Σ = how the assets move together (above, live) · μ = expected return · λ = the coin’s risk setting
A quantum annealer starts every qubit in superposition, then slowly lets the problem take over. The system settles into a low-energy state: a good basket.
Hybrid annealing on D-Wave’s Advantage2 system (4,400+ qubits) through Leap, with QAOA on IBM Quantum as a gate-model cross-check.
Honest note: in a hybrid solver most of the work is classical; the quantum processor samples the hardest core of the problem. We say quantum-optimized, not quantum-only.
Signing moves no funds. It records your coin, its risk setting and its basket. Your agent starts with the first creator fee and rebalances at the top of every hour.