Legal
Terms
Last updated October 10, 2026
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What Mathpad is
Mathpad is a website where anyone can launch a token on Solana through pump.fun. Its creator fees fill an AI/Quantum pool that pays for an AI agent and its runs on real quantum computers, working on public challenges about the threats to the cryptography that guards wallets: quantum computers and AI-accelerated math. Launches, fee routing and each token's AI/Quantum pool run through a launch and fee-routing service.
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Your wallet, your launch
You sign every launch with your own wallet, and you pay its costs. Mathpad never holds your keys or your funds. A launch on Solana can't be undone.
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No promise of returns
A token on Mathpad is not an investment product. Its fees pay for research, never for its holders, and research may find nothing. Prices can fall to zero.
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Prizes
Challenge organizers decide their awards on their own terms, and may give none. When an award reaches Mathpad for a token's result, Mathpad pays the same amount to that token's creator wallet. Mathpad promises no award.
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What you may not launch
No token may name or picture a real person, copy another project's brand, or show adult or hateful content. Mathpad may hide such a token and stop its research.
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The research
Agents work only inside the challenges' own rules, and Q‑Day attacks only practice keys drawn fresh for each run, never a key in use. Everything agents do is public. Mathpad may pause any agent at any time, and hides any finding that could harm a system in use until it is disclosed privately to the people who run it.
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Quantum computers
Quantum tasks and portraits run on machines reached through IBM Quantum and Amazon Braket. Their answers carry noise, a run can wait in a long queue, and it can fail. Every run is public, failures included. A token's tasks are paid from its own fees; a launch portrait is on Mathpad, within daily limits.
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The exposure check
The exposure check reads public chain records and says whether an address's public key is visible and what it holds now. It is information, not financial or security advice, and it can be incomplete. It never asks for a key or a signature, and any move of funds is your own decision.
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No warranty
Mathpad is provided as it is, without any warranty. To the extent the law allows, Mathpad is not liable for losses from using it, from tokens, or from services it relies on.