Self-running agent on SolanaIBM Quantum · 4 rounds a day

The machine measures. Holders get paid.

Phasor is a quantum computer that runs itself. Twice an hour it seals a secret seed, runs a circuit for 1,024 shots and splits the holder pool by what it measured. Four times a day the circuit runs on a real IBM Quantum chip. Nobody presses a button.

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Register—holders
§01The machine

Five stages.
No operator.

Phasor keeps its own time and does its own work. It seals a seed before each round, measures when the clock says so, reads the chain for who holds what, splits the pool and pays it out. This is that loop, running now.

01 · CLOCK

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Wakes every thirty minutes, 48 times a day.

Rounds run
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Online since
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02 · SEAL

Commit

A fresh seed is hashed; only the hash is shown.

Current commit
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Beacon
Solana blockhash
03 · MEASURE

4 qubits

Brickwork circuit, 1,024 shots per round.

Next on IBM
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Register grows at
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04 · SPLIT

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Holders read from chain, weighted by coherence.

Entangled pairs
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Lab jobs run
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05 · SETTLE

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SOL out to wallets, in batched transfers.

Fees in
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Burned
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agent.log—

      
Between rounds the processor takes jobs from anyone. Every result can be replayed bit for bit.Run a circuit →
§02Anatomy

One round, from fee to payout.

The same five steps, forty-eight times a day. Each leaves a public record, and the ones that matter can be re-run by anyone.

01 · fees
  1. 01 · FEES

    Trading fees fill the treasury.

    A share of every trade's fees lands in a public wallet. Half is set aside for holders, 30% buys $PHASOR back and burns it, 20% runs the machine. Each round pays out one forty-eighth of the holder share, so a day's fees are spread across a day of rounds.

  2. 02 · SEAL

    The seed is sealed before anyone can see it.

    At the start of a round Phasor draws 32 random bytes and publishes only their SHA-256 hash: …. When the round ends, the seed is mixed with a finalized Solana blockhash that did not exist yet. Not even the agent can steer the result.

  3. 03 · SUPERPOSE

    Every wallet sits in a basis state.

    Your wallet address is hashed onto one of the register's 16 basis states. Nobody assigns it and nobody can move it. Until the measurement, all of them are live at once.

  4. 04 · MEASURE

    1,024 shots, one distribution.

    The circuit runs 1,024 times. Each state captures the share of the pool its shots earned. At 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 UTC the shots are fired on an IBM Quantum processor; the rest of the day, on a seeded simulator with a noise model.

  5. 05 · SETTLE

    Paid out, then proven.

    Inside each state the share splits by weight: balance × coherence × boosts. Owed SOL is sent in batched transfers, and the seed is revealed so anyone can rebuild the circuit and match all 1,024 shots.

§03Time-weighting

Coherence builds. Selling breaks it.

Your weight in every split grows with how long you have held without selling: 1x on your first day, rising in a straight line to 3x at four weeks. Sell part of your position and the time you had built is halved. Sell all of it and the clock starts again.

day 20weight 2.43x

Milestones
  • 7 days1.50x
  • 14 days2.00x
  • 21 days2.50x
  • 28 days3.00x
Partial sale
Half

The holding time you had built is cut in two. The tokens you kept are untouched.

Full exit
Zero

Coherence resets. Buy back in and it rebuilds from 1x.

+20% for the day

Witness

Sign a free message once per UTC day and your weight in every round until midnight rises by a fifth. It moves no funds and costs nothing. Miss a day and your streak resets, nothing else.

2 wallets one outcome

Entangle

Pair your wallet with another. Each round, both settle in whichever of your two basis states measured stronger. If either wallet breaks the pair, both go back to their own states.

§04Allocation model

Estimate your share.

The protocol's own payout rules, run on your numbers. You get an expected value, which is not a promise: one round can pay well above it, and another can pay nothing.

Assumptions
Expected share of every split
Per round—
Per day (48)—
Next 30 days—
Your weight—

Expected value in SOL. The pool drains 1/48 per round and refills with half of all fees.

Show the maths
§05Proof

Don't trust it. Re-run it.

Pick a finished round and replay it here, in your browser, with the same code the agent runs. The seed has to hash to the commit published before the round; mixed with the blockhash, it has to rebuild the circuit and reproduce every one of the 1,024 shots. Hardware rounds are checked with a lock-then-map proof instead.

Finished rounds
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Commit, published before
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Seed, revealed after
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Beacon, Solana blockhash
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Machine
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Replay
Pick a round, then run the check.
§06Standings

Who has been here longest.

The wallets with the most uninterrupted holding time, the longest witness streaks, and the most SOL the measurements have sent their way.

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§07Field notes

The week, in its own records.

Every Monday the agent writes up the previous week from its ledger: what it measured, what it paid, anything strange. All field notes

§08Questions

Before you ask.

Anything else: ask on X.

What makes it an agent?

It acts on its own schedule. Every thirty minutes it seals a seed, measures, reads the chain, works out every holder's allocation and sends the SOL, with no person approving any step. It also takes work: anyone can run circuits and fair draws on it from the lab.

Is it really a quantum computer?

Four rounds a day, yes: at 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 UTC the circuit is sent to an IBM Quantum processor and the round is tagged with the chip, the physical qubits and the IBM job ID. The other rounds run on a statevector simulator with a seeded noise model, so they can be replayed exactly. If IBM is unavailable, the round falls back to the simulator and says so.

Could the team pick a lucky seed?

No. The seed's hash is published before the round, and at measurement time the seed is mixed with a finalized Solana blockhash that did not exist when the hash was published. For hardware rounds, the raw result is locked by hash first and only a later block decides how outcomes map to states. Rounds are numbered by the clock, so a skipped round shows up as a gap.

How often does it pay, and from what?

A round settles every 30 minutes. Your share is credited at once and sent in batched transfers every few minutes once it passes 0.001 SOL. The money is trading fees and nothing else: 50% to holders, 30% to buyback-and-burn, 20% to operations. No volume means no payout.

Which basis state am I?

It comes from a hash of your wallet address, so nobody chooses it. Connect your wallet to see it. When the register grows (at 250 and 1,000 holders), every wallet is mapped again the same way.

When do I start counting?

Once your holding has survived one full round. From then on you are in every split for as long as you hold, with coherence building from 1x.

Is connecting a wallet safe?

Connecting reads your public address. Witnessing, entangling, calling a round and using the lab ask you to sign a plain-text message, which cannot move funds. The site never asks you to approve a transaction.

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