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The quantum-safe launchpad

Launch on Pons through QDAY. Your creator fees and your first buy land straight in a bunker with post-quantum keys, and buyers can buy straight into theirs. Every coin shows how much of it is quantum-safe.

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The coins

The blue bar is how much of a coin is quantum-safe: sitting in bunkers, behind post-quantum keys. The grey one is how close it is to graduating to Uniswap. Buy straight into your bunker with one click.

Launch a coin

Live on Pons in one transaction. Your first buy lands in your bunker at the opening price, with no launch-window tax.

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Your coin

What it is, in a line or two.

  • Launches on Pons, paired with ETH
  • Creator fees and the 1% tax go to your bunker
  • Your first buy lands in the same bunker
  • Buyers can buy straight into their own bunkers

From a billion qubits to ten thousand

Q-Day is the day a quantum computer can work out a wallet key from a public one. Every new paper shrinks the machine it would take, and 2026 shrank it the most.

Estimated physical qubits needed to break 256-bit elliptic curves and RSA-2048, by year of the estimate, on a log scale
See the numbers and sources
~10,000qubits: the smallest machine yet that could break a wallet key, in a design from Caltech and Oratomic (March 2026)
6,100qubits in the record atom array Caltech built in 2025, not error-corrected yet
0elliptic-curve keys in a bunker: it signs with post-quantum, hash-based keys, a fresh one every time

Your bunker

Your coins’ quantum-safe home: 24 words, a fresh post-quantum key for every move, and we pay the gas. Coins you launch, buy here or are sent all land in it.

$QDAY

20% of every coin’s creator fees buys $QDAY and burns it. Creators whose bunker holds 1,000,000 $QDAY keep all of theirs. Every bunker move pays 0.0001 ETH, which buys and burns $QDAY too, and bunkers holding that much $QDAY move free.

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  1. Launch

    QDAY launches your coin on Pons. Your first buy skips the launch-window tax and lands in your bunker.

  2. Fees flow to your bunker

    Each coin gets a fee tap that can only pay your bunker. 20% of it buys and burns $QDAY.

  3. Holders bunker up

    Buyers buy straight into their own bunkers from the coin’s card. The bar shows how far it has gone.

Questions

What makes it quantum-safe?

The coin is a normal Pons coin. What’s different is where it lives: your creator fees, your first buy and every coin someone buys into a bunker sit behind hash-based, post-quantum keys, a fresh one for every move, instead of a wallet key. The blue bar on each coin shows how much of it is there.

Do buyers need a bunker?

No. Anyone can trade the coin on Pons as usual. Buying into a bunker is one click on the coin’s card, and opening one is free.

What does launching cost?

Pons’ launch fee, a little gas, and whatever first buy you choose, up to 2 ETH. Opening a bunker is free, and we pay the gas for moves out of it.

What happens when a coin graduates?

When its Pons curve fills up, the coin moves to a Uniswap pool and keeps trading there. Buying into a bunker and selling from one work the same way after.

How do my fees reach me?

Each coin has a fee tap that anyone can run, and it can only pay your bunker. Take the ETH out to any wallet whenever you like.

What can the team change?

Once, which coin lets creators keep all their fees. The 20% share, the taps and the bunkers are fixed, and nobody can move what’s in your bunker but you.

Why “Q-Day”?

It’s the nickname for the day a quantum computer can crack today’s wallet keys. Nobody knows the date, and the estimates keep dropping. Coins here don’t have to wait for it.