Coin launches a quantum computer can't forge.

Each coin is signed with Falcon-512 and checked on Solana before it exists. 80% of every creator fee buys it back and burns it.

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Spent buying back and burning

14.62 SOL

Across 1 coins. Every token bought was burned.

Coins launched: 1
Sent to the treasury: 3.653 SOL
Fees waiting to be claimed: 0.084 SOL

Coins

Fees in blue are ready to claim

QuByteBYTE, PumpSwap6.8% burned0.084 SOL waiting

1–1 of 1

QuByte

BYTE, trading on PumpSwap

Burned so far

67.61M BYTE

6.8% of the original supply

80% buyback and burn20% treasury

Fees waiting: 0.084 SOL
Spent buying back: 14.62 SOL
Buybacks: 9

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How it works

Falcon-512 key

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Public key, 897 bytes

09a3f1c27be4d05581f6c3e92a7d10b4e6f8523c9d1a07be42f5c86d39e07a1b5c4f28d6e93b70a15fc2d84e61b9a37f05c8e24d91b6a3f7e02c5d84b19f6ae7309a3f1c27be4d05581f6c3e92a7d10b4e6f8523c9d1a07be42f5c86d39e07a1b5c4f28d6e93b70a15fc2d84e61b9a37f05c8e24d91b6a3f7e02c5d84b19f6ae73

Your identity, from its fingerprint

qEFp…kYKn

The split is written into each coin when it launches; not even Qubyte can change it. Falcon-512 guards who can launch under your identity and what the coin is called; fees sit in a vault with no key at all. Wallets that hold the coin, pump.fun and PumpSwap are ordinary Solana accounts and programs.