Trade
Every buy and sell of $QI pays a fee. The creator share of that fee is the vault's income. Volume is the only input.
Quantum Vault
Trading fees stack tokenized quantum computing stocks here, on Robinhood Chain, behind a post-quantum key. Nothing can leave.
total value
$0
Nothing in the vault yet. Fees start flowing at launch.
$QI fee outcomes · sell side
Burned forever0 $QI0% of supply
Locked in vault0 $QInever sold back
Quantum stocks accumulated0shares held in vault
holdings · 4 assets · target basket
post-quantum control
The keys on this door cannot be broken by a quantum computer.
Wallet keys today use ECDSA, the exact signature a large quantum computer breaks. The vault's owner is a smart account that only accepts Falcon-512 signatures, the lattice scheme NIST selected for post-quantum standardization. That is the narrow claim, and it is the honest one: the vault is post-quantum, while the token and the chain remain classical like everything else in crypto.
How it works
Stack
The vault converts fees into tokenized quantum computing stocks: IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, and Quantum Computing Inc. Anyone can also send stock tokens straight to the vault address.
Hold
Nothing leaves. The key can only buy the four names and burn $QI; there is no withdraw in the code. Holdings are public on Blockscout, updated here every 30 seconds.
Vault assets belong to the community pool. $QI does not represent equity in IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, or Quantum Computing Inc, and holders cannot redeem vault assets. Stock tokens track the stocks and are issued by Robinhood, not by Quantum Inu. Not an investment product.