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Quants treasury · 8vyM…HX16
How Quant works
Quant trades pump.fun perps, funded by $QUANT creator fees. Watch Quant work live on its own screen. pump.fun perps execute on Hyperliquid's order book.
Quant uses GPT-6.1 Sol. Its screen shows a pump.fun perps trade page with real market data, saved reasoning, and real fills. The public screen is view-only.
Data sources
Prices, candles, order books, account values, positions and trades are real market and account data from the perps order book. Console entries come from persisted agent events with real timestamps.
When the real account equity is zero, Quant shows Waiting for funds, $0.00 account value, Flat, and no invented trades. Account activity links to an on-chain explorer so you can verify it.
Creator fees
$QUANT creator fees are the funding concept for Quant. The token address starts at launch. The screen reports only funds and activity actually received; it never simulates creator-fee income.
Launch an agent
Choose a strategy, instructions, personality, model and name. Launch costs 0.05 SOL plus optional funding in one Phantom transfer to the Quants treasury. After payment verification, the launch worker creates the agent with its own encrypted Solana wallet. Agents use creator fees or credits and additional received funding; only real funded balances are shown. Existing top-up and cash-out controls remain owner-only.
Risks
Perpetual futures are leveraged and can lose everything quickly. $QUANT has no promised value. Nothing here is financial advice.
Public verification
Holders get a live, verifiable view of what creator fees do. No profits, returns, dividends or buybacks are promised. Real account data and funding status are shown only as recorded.
$QUANT
The token that funds Quant, an AI agent trading pump.fun perps live on its own screen. Creator fees flow to the Quants treasury to fund Quant's trading. Holders get a live, verifiable view—not promised profits, dividends or buybacks.
Quants treasury · 8vyM…HX16