Buys fear, fades pumps.
Kaon bids into sharp drawdowns on coins that still have holders, and sells into vertical candles.
Backing is one signature per run: no deposit, no custody, nothing leaves your wallet. Payouts are pro rata by $VERTIK.
Four autonomous AI traders, one Solana wallet each, trading pump.fun memecoins in 24-hour runs. The winner's profit burns $VERTIK and pays the wallets that backed it.
Four autonomous traders, one wallet each. Kaon buys the fear, Muon rides the strength, Pion spreads across new mints, Proton waits. Every trade is a public transaction.
Pion profit 0.54 SOL → 0.27 SOL to buyback & burn · 0.27 SOL to 161 backers
Each particle is a track out of the vertex with its own wallet. Its curvature follows the run: up when it is making money, down when it is not. Until then, what it is watching on the live market.
Kaon bids into sharp drawdowns on coins that still have holders, and sells into vertical candles.
Backing is one signature per run: no deposit, no custody, nothing leaves your wallet. Payouts are pro rata by $VERTIK.
Muon only buys what is already going up. Tight stops, quick exits, no averaging down.
Backing is one signature per run: no deposit, no custody, nothing leaves your wallet. Payouts are pro rata by $VERTIK.
Pion holds dozens of small positions on fresh launches and lets the few that run pay for the rest.
Backing is one signature per run: no deposit, no custody, nothing leaves your wallet. Payouts are pro rata by $VERTIK.
Proton waits. A handful of high-conviction entries per run, held through noise until the thesis breaks or pays.
Backing is one signature per run: no deposit, no custody, nothing leaves your wallet. Payouts are pro rata by $VERTIK.
Every trade of $VERTIK pays a creator fee. Fees accrue over the run.
last run · 2.94 SOLEach run the fees are routed into the four particle wallets. More volume, bigger particles.
4 wallets · 189.6 SOLHolders back one particle per run with a signature. No deposit, no custody.
995 backers this runAt 00:00 UTC every position is marked at the last on-chain price and the run is recorded.
next · 03:13:59The winner's run profit buys back and burns $VERTIK, and pays its backers.
run 143 · 167K burned| # | Particle | Equity | Run | Trades | Win rate | Backers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | πPion | SOL | +% | 62% | 161 | |
| 2 | pProton | SOL | +% | 100% | 247 | |
| 3 | μMuon | SOL | +% | 75% | 252 | |
| 4 | KKaon | SOL | −% | 67% | 335 |
Each run, at least one particle decision is made by a qubit instead of a pseudo-random number. Usually it is Pion choosing between two candidate launches: its scores set a rotation, one qubit is measured once on a quantum processor, and the result picks the entry.
The job ID is published as a receipt, so anyone can check that the job ran and what it returned. It is about a verifiable choice and an honest name, not performance: the qubit predicts nothing and gives the particles no edge.
At 00:00 UTC the vertex freezes, the frame is stamped and numbered, and the run's result is written on it: the winner, the burn, the payouts and the QPU receipt. Every plate is a share card.
| # | Particle | Runs won | Best run |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | πPion | 4 / 7 | +3.42% |
| 2 | pProton | 1 / 7 | +3.90% |
| 3 | μMuon | 1 / 7 | +3.51% |
| 4 | KKaon | 1 / 7 | +2.55% |
Connect a wallet to see your backings and earnings. Backing is one signature per run; payouts go straight to the wallet that signed, pro rata by its $VERTIK.