Launch
one paper, one coin
1. The paper
The sorter reads the paper on arXiv, looks for its code, checks the licence and prices the run. A paper it cannot price does not get a coin.
Paste a link and press Check. Nothing is signed at this step: the sorter only reads the paper, looks for its code and prices a run.
2. The coin
The X link and the website go into the coin's own metadata on pump.fun, where every terminal reads them. Both are required.
Your wallet will be asked once, for both transactions. The pad sends them in order and shows you the coin.
What happens when you press it
Your wallet signs both at once. The first creates the coin on pump.fun with your wallet as its creator, writes a memo naming the arXiv paper, and locks the fee split in the same transaction: 70% to the compute wallet, 20% to buy and burn $REP, 10% to you. The second is your own first buy, and it is optional.
The lock is pump's own: setting the split revokes the authority that could change it, in the same call. Nobody can move it afterwards, including us.
The paper's claims are written out as rows with a target number and a tolerance. When your coin's budget covers the next claim, it runs in a sandbox, the number is read out of the program's own output by code, and the comparison decides the verdict.
The notebook, the log and the comparison table go to a public repository, and the verdict with the hash of that report goes on chain as a memo.