Sign it once. It cannot be uncloned.
Physics has a rule that an unknown quantum state cannot be copied: try to duplicate it and you destroy the one you had. This is the same rule written in software. Every coin is signed by a key that exists for exactly one signature, derived from your wallet and spent in the act of using it. Nothing but SHA-256 stands behind it, so there is no curve for a quantum computer to break, and a stranger can check any signature holding the root, the message, and nothing else of yours.
Launching works. The launch page calls pump.fun’s create_v2 on mainnet and spends real SOL. This project has no coin of its own yet. What is not deployed is the on-chain verifier: the attestation is checkable by anyone holding the algorithm, and not yet by a Solana program.
Coins launched here
Quantum means a one-time key signed the record. Standard means nothing did.
reading /api/launches…
What a verifier actually does
- 01 sign
σ[i] = H^d[i](sk[i])each of the 67 chains is walked d[i] steps, where d is the digest in 4-bit pieces plus 3 checksum pieces - 02 recover
pk[i] = H^(15−d[i])(σ[i])the verifier walks the rest of the way and sees where it lands, holding no secret at any point - 03 commit
leaf = H(pk[0] ‖ … ‖ pk[66])the one-time key is squeezed into a single leaf of the tree - 04 climb
root =? H(…H(leaf ‖ a[0])… ‖ a[7])8 siblings carry the leaf to the root that was published once
Between 45 and 990 hashes, depending on the digest. No curve, no pairing, no trusted setup, and nothing that a larger quantum computer makes easier than Grover already does.
What this rests on
Each line is a thing the rest of this site claims, with the thing that would make it false printed next to it. Neither can be rendered without the other.
- Only SHA-256 stands behind a key here
Grover's algorithm halves that, so the honest figure is about 128 bits against a quantum adversary, not 256.
- Each key signs exactly once
Two signatures under one key leak enough to forge a third. The identity has 256 keys and the page prints how many are left.
- A program will verify the signature on chain
None is deployed today. When one is, whoever holds its upgrade authority can replace it, so until that authority is set to none this page names the key that can.
- A root can be anchored on Solana
Anchoring is a separate, optional transaction. An identity that has not been anchored says so, and no page counts it as if it had.
What does not exist yet
- Domain
- unclone.fun, registered 2026-10-11 and serving this build
- On-chain verifier
- no program is deployed, so no page here says one verifies anything
- The coin
- none. $UNCLONE is what will be asked for, not what has been read
- Launching
- works. The launch page calls pump.fun's create_v2 and spends real SOL; what is missing above is the verifier, not the launch
- X account
- none yet
There is no X account for this project. Both @unclone and @unclone_ were free when this was read on 2026-10-12, and free is not owned: neither is ours. No handle is printed as though it were, because a handle announced before it is claimed is an instruction to whoever registers it next.
And what does, counted now
reading the store… these numbers are not rendered until they have been read, because a placeholder zero is a figure.
the rail's coin is written as a phrase rather than a symbol, because a ticker is decoded off a mint and this one has no mint. Every signature binds itself to unclone/wots-sha256/w16/h8/v1, over a 32-byte digest walked at most 15 steps per chain.