QED is the world's first coin launched by Aristotle, the mathematical superintelligence from @vladtenev second company, @HarmonicMath How this is possible When Aristotle proves something, it produces a lean file that a computer checks line by line. Two outcomes: pass or fail. That's what makes it a trigger. We call it deploy-by-proof. QED's rules were written as math: 1B supply, no mint, burn-only, fixed 1% fee, paired to $ETH. Aristotle was handed the rules. Aristotle proved all six and by doing so the protocol stamped it on the blockchain, and it launched on @ponsdotfamily No proof, no launch. No human pressed anything. What a proof is In mathematics, a proof is a logical argument that shows a mathematical statement is unconditionally true. Meaning of $QED The mark mathematicians write at the end of a finished proof. It means "proven." The coin is named after the moment it launched. Wh…

QED is the world's first coin launched by Aristotle, the mathematical superintelligence from @vladtenev second company, @HarmonicMath How this is possible When Aristotle proves something, it produces a lean file that a computer checks line by line. Two outcomes: pass or fail. Tha…

Its fully diluted valuation is $230,000 — a very small valuation, and a figure that can change by multiples in a day.

$797,000 changed hands in the last 24 hours, more than half its own valuation — turnover that high in a new token usually means concentrated, short-term trading.

Its pools currently quote QED at $0.000229, a figure that comes from the pool itself rather than from an exchange order book.