PHOTONPADTHE LIGHT FOUNDRY FOUNDRY // 001 SOLANA MAINNET

Checking compute rail

Forge a market
from light.

Send a workload through photonic hardware, seal its measurement as a signed birth certificate, then ignite a Pump bonding curve from your own wallet.

Enter the foundry →Trace the proof ↗
NETWORKSolana mainnetCOMPUTEDetecting providerLIQUIDITYPump → PumpSwap
01EXECUTERun physical light02VERIFYSeal the receipt03LAUNCHIgnite Pump curve04GRADUATERoute to PumpSwap05RENEWFund the next beam
Checking Solana and the photon attestor…Pump ↗PumpSwap ↗

Market furnace / live

Light-born markets.

Every listed mint began with a signed optical run and launches without creator-seeded liquidity.

Reading saved photon markets…

Foundry chamber / QPU

Give the market a physical origin.

The optical job runs first. Its input hash, output hash, measurements, provider and attestor signature become the token’s birth certificate.

λproof before mint

Hardware runs require a connected photonic provider. The local reference engine is explicitly marked and never presented as physical hardware.

AWAITING LIGHTNO RECEIPT
Provider—Hardware—Fidelity—Optical latency—
INPUT HASH
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RESULT HASH
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BIRTH DIGEST
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ATTESTOR SIGNATURE
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Energy recovery / compute economy

Trading creates the next beam.

Claim Pump creator fees to your wallet, then allocate future runs through a connected photonic provider. Every renewal receives another signed receipt.

CHECKING PROVIDER

Creator fees

Connect walletSaved photon curves: —

Compute reserve

20%Suggested share of claimed creator fees reserved for new optical jobs.
Allocation remains wallet-controlled. PhotonPad never auto-debits a wallet.

Provider rail

Optical referenceConnect a commercial photonic endpoint to issue hardware-attested receipts.Quandela Cloud ↗

Chain of custody / proof anatomy

Follow every photon.

The receipt is signed before launch. Its digest is written into the same Solana transaction as the Pump mint through the Memo program.

01

Hash the input

The wallet, workload, instruction, channel count and nonce form an immutable SHA-256 input commitment.

02

Run the circuit

A provider returns optical measurements, hardware identity, fidelity and runtime telemetry.

03

Sign the receipt

An Ed25519 attestor signs the complete receipt. Any modified measurement invalidates the signature.

04

Anchor the birth

The signed digest and receipt ID are added to the Solana launch transaction as a public memo.

05

Graduate liquidity

The Pump curve can migrate permissionlessly into its canonical PumpSwap pool when complete.

Verification boundaryThe certificate proves exactly what the named provider and PhotonPad attestor signed. Only receipts marked “hardware verified” claim a physical photonic run.