How to Buy QNT on Solana

Updated | QUANTUM (QNT) community | Not financial advice

Step by step

  1. Copy the contract address from a trusted page. Use DeqsPTYwvsNjkf5G8zDxziUnFPp55nQZA4vrNM2apump from this site or the Solscan token page. Never take the address from a direct message, a reply under a post, or an ad.
  2. Install a Solana wallet. Install Phantom or Solflare from the official website or your phone's app store, after checking the publisher name. Create a new wallet.
  3. Back up the recovery phrase offline. Write the 12 or 24 words on paper and keep it somewhere private. Never type it into a website, screenshot it or send it to anyone.
  4. Buy SOL. Buy SOL on a regulated exchange or inside your wallet. Keep a little extra for network fees.
  5. Send SOL to your wallet. Copy your wallet's SOL address, choose the Solana network on the exchange, and send a small test amount first.
  6. Open pump.fun, Jupiter or the FOMO app. Type the address yourself or use a bookmark. Paste the contract address and confirm it matches the one from step 1.
  7. Choose a small amount and check the quote. Check the price impact, the fees and the slippage setting. Low liquidity moves price on larger orders.
  8. Confirm in your wallet. Read what the wallet shows. Approve only a swap of SOL for QNT. Reject anything asking for unlimited approvals or unrelated permissions.
  9. Check the result on Solscan. Open the transaction on Solscan or your wallet history, and check the token received has the contract address DeqsPTYwvsNjkf5G8zDxziUnFPp55nQZA4vrNM2apump.

Before you start

QNT is a speculative memecoin with no company or product behind it. Read the risk statement at the bottom of this page. Only use money you can afford to lose, and never borrow to buy.

Where you can buy QNT

RouteGood forNotes
pump.funBuying from a wallet on the launch platformPaste the contract address, and check it matches.
JupiterA swap aggregator that finds routes across Solana poolsCheck the token address, not just the name. Look at price impact.
FOMO appBuying on a phone, supported by the communityThe link is a referral link. Rewards are set by FOMO and can change. See the FOMO guide.

All routes use the same contract address. Compare more routes in every way to buy QNT. QNT is not available on regulated stock exchanges. A stock with a similar ticker is a different company, see the comparison.

Security precautions

More: memecoin scams, how to spot a rug pull, seed phrases explained, hardware wallets and the first purchase checklist. For general fraud advice, see the US Federal Trade Commission guide to crypto scams.

After you buy

Keep the recovery phrase offline. Remember that you pay network fees, that selling depends on pool liquidity, and that a gain or loss may be taxable where you live. See how to store QNT safely and record keeping and taxes.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I buy QNT on Solana?

Install a Solana wallet such as Phantom, add SOL, then swap SOL for QNT on pump.fun, Jupiter or the FOMO app by pasting the contract address DeqsPTYwvsNjkf5G8zDxziUnFPp55nQZA4vrNM2apump and checking that it matches. Start with a small amount. The step by step guide lists each step and the security precautions.

What is the official QNT Solana contract address?

The contract address (token mint) is DeqsPTYwvsNjkf5G8zDxziUnFPp55nQZA4vrNM2apump. It is a Solana address, so it has no 0x prefix. Compare it character by character with the Solscan token page and with the token information page before you buy, because copycat tokens use the same name and logo.

Why does this site link to the FOMO app?

The community supports buying through the FOMO app and the link is a referral link, so the owner of the code may earn rewards when you sign up with it. Reward terms are set by FOMO and can change, and this site states no reward amounts. You can ignore the link and buy through pump.fun or Jupiter instead.

What are the risks of purchasing QNT?

You can lose all of your money. The price is driven by attention, not by revenue or a product. Liquidity can be thin, so large trades move the price. A few wallets can hold a large share of supply. Scammers copy the name and send fake links. Revoked mint and freeze authorities remove some risks but not market risk. Nothing here is financial advice. Read the risk factors guide.

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