Your browser
shrinks quantum
circuits.
Hold $VELEX and lend your tab some CPU. It hunts for shorter versions of quantum circuits that compute exactly the same thing. Every shortcut is checked, and checked work earns a share of the creator-fee SOL pool in 15-minute rounds.
Fewer gates.
Same answer.
Proof anyone can rerun.
A quantum circuit is a list of gates. Many lists compute the same thing, and shorter ones are cheaper to run on real hardware. Your browser looks for a shorter list, then simulates both to prove nothing changed.
01. Hold the token.
Paste a public wallet address. The balance is read straight from Solana. No $VELEX, no payout eligibility. Nothing is signed.
02. Let your tab grind.
Three circuits per batch. The engine tries rewrites (cancel, merge, slide past commuting gates) and keeps any that make the circuit cheaper.
03. Split the pool.
Creator fees fund the pool. Each round, eligible grinders share it in proportion to their checked work. Every payout gets an on-chain transaction link.
No spinners.
Watch the gates disappear.
These are real computations on your device. Every rewrite is listed, and every finished circuit is simulated against the original before it counts.
Hold $VELEX to earn.
[ ? ] Holdings not checked. The token isn't launched yet, so holder grinding is closed. Practice mode runs the same engine and earns nothing.
Practice work is never rewarded. Rewards open when the token and pool are connected.
The circuit you were assigned.
Same computation. Fewer costly gates. T gates cost 8, CX 4, everything else 1.
Open pool.
Public payouts.
The pool, the round and every transfer will be visible here. A payout is only marked paid after Solana finalizes it.
15-minute rounds on UTC quarter hours. Token [ connected at launch ] · Pool [ connected at launch ]
[ No transfer confirmed ] No payout has been made. Funded rounds will list real transaction links here.
The obvious
questions.
What am I grinding?
Quantum circuit simplification. Your browser gets a circuit and searches for rewrites that remove or merge gates: cancelling a gate with its inverse, merging two T gates into an S, turning H·X·H into Z, and sliding gates past others they commute with. The result must compute exactly the same thing.
How do I know a shorter circuit is correct?
Your browser simulates the original and the result on every possible input and compares them (up to a global phase, which has no physical effect). If they differ by any amount, the result is thrown away. At launch the server reruns the same check before work counts.
Does holding more mean I earn more?
No. Holding $VELEX makes you eligible. Your share of a round depends only on your checked work compared with everyone else's.
What if the pool is empty?
Then there is nothing to share that round. Work points are counted per round, and a round with no funded pool pays nothing.
Why paste a wallet instead of connecting it?
Reading a public balance needs only the address. There is nothing to sign and no permission to grant, so there is nothing to steal.
Can I leave it running?
Yes, as long as the tab is visible. The console pauses when you switch away and picks up where it stopped when you return.
Is this an investment?
No. $VELEX is an experiment. Tokens can go to zero, pools can be empty, and nothing on this page is financial advice.