Overview
QPRIME is a launchpad where a token is paired against a real tokenized equity, and where its pool's swap tax moves in response to that stock's market data. One Uniswap v4 hook serves every pool and enforces the rules on every swap.
RWA brought stocks onchain. RWE makes them react. A tokenized share that only represents ownership is a receipt. Quantum Relay turns it into an input that code can act on.
Scope. QuantumPrime builds entanglement hardware for satellite operators and Quantum Relay. These docs cover Relay and the RWE products built on it — one technology among several, not the whole company. See What QuantumPrime is.
What is live now
A creator picks an equity to pair against, sets a base tax and its split between holders, stakers and liquidity providers, and writes up to sixteen rules. A rule is a condition on a market metric and a signed change to that split. After finalisation the configuration is immutable — that permanence is what makes the tax credible to a trader who has to price it.
Funding is in ETH or USDG. The creator never has to hold the equity: the router buys it inside the same transaction, seeds the pool and returns the LP position.
What a rule is
IF <metric> <GT|GTE|LT|LTE> <threshold>
THEN <signed change to holders / stakers / LP / tax>
Rules apply in index order from the base state. The result is a single cached
EffectivePoolState; beforeSwap reads only that value, so swap gas is
constant whether a pool has one rule or sixteen. Anyone may call evaluatePool()
— it is deterministic from oracle state, so there is no keeper to trust or keep alive.
Live and planned
| Feature | Status | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Equity-paired pools and reactive fees | Live | How rules work |
| Price and momentum metrics | Live | Metrics |
| Fundamentals (P/E, growth) | Limited | Metrics |
| Holder and staker reward vaults | Live | Fees |
| The native token (TBA) and the shared Relay Vault | Planned | Token & vault |
| Market-hours and corporate-action modes | Planned | Token & vault |
Where to start
Getting started
Launch your first pool: what to pick, what it costs, and what you can never change afterwards.
How rules work
The rule format, evaluation order, and why the hook never evaluates anything itself.
Fees
Why the hook tax and the LP fee compose rather than add, and where the protocol's 1% comes from.
Risks
Issuer control, trapped LP positions, front-running, and what we can and cannot fix.