Phasor is a quantum computer that runs itself. Twice an hour it seals a round, 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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The pool is split across the sixteen basis states by their share of the shots, then inside each state by holder weight. A state nobody is mapped to carries to the reserve.
| State | Shots | Share | SOL | Wallets | Each |
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Take the commit, the revealed seed and the Solana beacon, rebuild the circuit in this tab and match all 1,024 shots. If one number is off, the bars will not line up.
Solid bar — what the round published. Outline — what this tab just worked out. They sit on top of each other when the round is honest.
A four-qubit statevector simulator, running in this tab. Place gates, execute 1,024 shots, and the job record carries the seed and the beacon so anyone can replay it and land on the same numbers.
One entry per line, up to 256. The draw runs on the same simulator and the same beacon, so the result is checkable, not promised.
Pick the state you think this round collapses to. A correct call raises your weight in that round by 10%. One call per wallet per round, and calls close a minute before the measurement.
Your address hashes to one of the sixteen basis states. That mapping never changes and never asks you to sign anything — connecting only reads a public address.
Signing a free message once a UTC day adds 20% to your weight for that day. It moves nothing and costs nothing.
Pair with another wallet and you both settle in whichever of your two states measured stronger that round.
Published rounds are verified here before they are listed: the commit has to be the hash of the revealed seed, and replaying the circuit has to land on the same shot counts.
| Round | Window (UTC) | Top state | Share | Pool | Machine | Verified |
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Each basis state becomes a wave source on a ring. Its strength is set by its shots and its phase by the round's seed. Where the waves meet, they draw the round. Same round, same print, every time.
One wallet. Fees flow in; payouts, buybacks and running costs flow out. Everything below is read from Solana mainnet when you open this page.
Each fee is cut across the three reserves the moment it is counted. The split is a protocol rule, not a monthly decision.
The most recent signatures on the treasury address, newest first, straight from the chain. Each one opens on Solscan.
Every Monday the agent reads back its ledger for the week before: how many rounds it ran, what they measured, what they paid.