New pairs launch faster than anyone can read them. The qolony decides which ones get a look, an ant reads the coin, its creator and its holders, and writes down what it finds. Live data, read only, and a report is a list of facts, not a rating.
| Pair | Age | Market cap | Since seen | Checked | sin²θ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting for the first new pairs… | |||||
One row per pair that has had at least one look, the most watched first. Every cell is something an ant read from pump.fun's public data a moment ago. A dash means that read has not happened yet.
| Pair | Age | Market cap | Since seen | Links | Creator | Holders | Noted | sin²θ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The first reports will appear here within a few seconds. | ||||||||
Pairs older than 20 minutes drop off the field. Their last report is kept here.
| Pair | Market cap | Peak | Links | Creator | Holders | Noted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing has left the field yet. | ||||||
The base is the Ant System (Dorigo, 1996), written from what real ants do at a forked bridge (Goss, Deneubourg and others, 1989). On top sits the quantum ant colony idea (Han and Kim, 2002; Wang, Niu and Shen, 2007): the trail on each coin is a qubit-style state, an angle θ. Choosing a coin is a measurement of it, and a coin seen still moving is turned up with a rotation gate.
|ψ⟩ = cos θ |0⟩ + sin θ |1⟩ θ = 0 nobody is watching, θ = π/2 everybody isP(pair) ∝ η(age) · ( 1 + 30 · sin²θ )η(age) = 1 + 6 · e^( − age / 90 s ) a brand-new pair smells strongestθ ← min( π/2, θ + 0.1 · signs of life ) market cap up 3%, new replies, new tradesθ ← ( 1 − 0.006 ) · θ every step, on every pairone read: the coin's page, then its creator's other coins, then its holder listSo a pair that keeps moving keeps getting looked at, and a pair that dies on arrival is quietly dropped. Quantum-inspired means the maths of a qubit, run on an ordinary computer. There is no quantum hardware here and no quantum speed-up is claimed.
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The ants are simulated and the "quantum" part is borrowed maths. The data is not simulated.
Goss, Aron, Deneubourg, Pasteels. Self-organized shortcuts in the Argentine ant. Naturwissenschaften, 1989.
Dorigo, Maniezzo, Colorni. Ant system: optimization by a colony of cooperating agents. IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1996.
Han, Kim. Quantum-inspired evolutionary algorithm for a class of combinatorial optimization. IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, 2002.
Wang, Niu, Shen. A novel quantum ant colony optimization algorithm. Bio-Inspired Computational Intelligence and Applications, Springer, 2007.
Data: pump.fun's public feed, read about once a second and never written to.
QOLONY is a read-only research page. The ants are simulated, it does not run on a quantum computer, and nothing here is a rating or financial advice. Not affiliated with pump.fun.