Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
A quantum chip gets a token-trading league
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
Quant Machines describes a game in which launched coins are paired with four-qubit circuits that paper-trade at live prices, with a weekly winner.
- For
- Crypto experiment watchers and quantum-computing curious
- Worth noticing
- The homepage says circuits run on IBM’s ibm_marrakesh hardware 1,024 times per batch; that claim is not independently verified here.
Field notes
The page turns three launch settings—nerve, style and pace—into circuit angles, then describes a schedule of noon and midnight UTC hardware runs. It says each machine is measured 1,024 times per run and that the resulting readings feed paper trades at five-minute intervals. The homepage also displays live-looking status figures, including 24 of 39 machines and a 9.81 mK mixing-chamber reading; the supplied evidence does not verify those operational claims.
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