Quant (QNT)

$QNT Head of innovation 👀 Something brewing with Google ⏳ https://t.co/nbCP4EPenR

The launch of QuantNet from $QNT is perhaps one of the biggest sleepers with regards to enterprise adoption of DLT. This isn’t a crypto innovation. But it is an innovation for financial institutions to utilize blockchain & digital assets at scale. It connects DLT to • SWIFT • CHAPS • RTGS • Euroclear • CLS On top of this, QuantNet was built with ISO20022 compliance in mind to fit the schemes of data-rich financial messaging. Here’s a quick breakdown of why EACH of these pieces are critical towards the world of finance. SWIFT- Global messaging network used by over 11,000 for payment instructions. RTGS- A type of settlement system where high-value payments are processed individually and immediately Euroclear- Central Securities Depository (CSD) handling the settlement of bonds, equities, and funds across European markets. CHAPS- Clear House Automated Payments System, A UK system for high-value same-day payments, often used for house purchases, corporate treasury, and interbank flows. CLS- Continued L

No laws force you to use HTTPS on your website. But if you don't? Good luck getting taken seriously by users and browsers No laws will force you to build on ISO TC 307 or SATP But if you don't? Good luck taken seriously institutions & enterprises adopting DLT $QNT https://t.co/1NX2d0oc8o

Supporting the entire blockchain industry’s evolution toward institutional adoption. $QNT If you study the early days of @Visa , you realize something important: The companies that end up defining an industry often look “quiet”, “slow”, or even “struggling” from the outside. Not because they’re weak, but because they’re building the part that nobody sees yet. Visa lost money for years... It kept quiet when it finally became profitable. Why? Because visibility invites competition — but infrastructure is won in silence. @quantnetwork operates with the same long-game logic: • Building standards before building narratives (ISO, IETF, SATP) • Securing institutional rails before mass adoption notices • Solving problems that aren’t glamorous but are impossible to ignore • Accumulating first-mover advantage without broadcasting it And just like Visa, most people judge it using the wrong metrics: price action, marketing volume, noise. But infrastructure doesn’t announce itself It becomes unavoidable a

Just 5 years ago, most would've laughed at the thought of F500s adopting blockchain Today F500s are doing exactly that $QNT is Oracle's prime blockchain partner $XDC has seen use by JP Morgan \u0026 Lloyds $HBAR is used by Deloitte, PwC \u0026 KPMG $XLM is being tested by US Bank \u0026 PwC $XRP Ledger \u0026 RLUSD used by DBS \u0026 FT $ALGO is used by Enel for solar tokenization $ONDO OUSG is 99% of Fidelity's FDIT $AVAX has been used for tokenization by KKR $LINK has been used by top banks like UBS \u0026 ANZ $DAG is integrated to Panasonic Toughbooks $CHEQ has been referenced by Deloitte for DIDs $DEXTF partnered w Deutsche Bank for DAMA It's no coincidence that this is all taking place amidst blockchain frameworks and regulations coming around. There was always a form of institutional interset. They just needed the go ahead green-light to come into this space. And if this is what we see when regulatory frameworks are just developing? Just imagine what happens when we officially get the green light...

$qnt'ees think their testnet invented composability and programmability Production or gtfo $LINK https://t.co/owHlSGhTKV

⭕️racle's partnership with $QNT began with a simple integration into Oracle's Startup Program Today we've seen Quant serve Oracle via: • Backbone of Oracle Blockchain • Interoperate 26AI with DLT • Blockchain Nexus for banks Oracle's already a leader in FinTech infrastructure for both commercial and central banks. This is critical as banks begin moving to DLT. Quant has created the path of least resistance for these banking giants to begin moving onto blockchain without any tech overhaul needed. It's purely just plugging further into Oracle's overall decorated ecosystem of services. And of course, with SATP & ISO TC 307 at the epicentre, standards and compliance are baked in since Day 1. As we've discussed prior, Quant isn't trying to partner with every F500. It doesn't make sense to try and secure them 1 by 1. Instead they're the backbone of the one whose already bagged all these F500s & banking giants.🧠

Just 5 years ago, most would've laughed at the thought of F500s adopting blockchain Today F500s are doing exactly that $QNT is Oracle's prime blockchain partner $XDC has seen use by JP Morgan \u0026 Lloyds $HBAR is used by Deloitte, PwC \u0026 KPMG $XLM is being tested by US Bank \u0026 PwC $XRP Ledger \u0026 RLUSD used by DBS \u0026 FT $ALGO is used by Enel for solar tokenization $ONDO OUSG is 99% of Fidelity's FDIT $AVAX has been used for tokenization by KKR $LINK has been used by top banks like UBS \u0026 ANZ $DAG is integrated to Panasonic Toughbooks $CHEQ has been referenced by Deloitte for DIDs $DEXTF partnered w Deutsche Bank for DAMA It's no coincidence that this is all taking place amidst blockchain frameworks and regulations coming around. There was always a form of institutional interset. They just needed the go ahead green-light to come into this space. And if this is what we see when regulatory frameworks are just developing? Just imagine what happens when we officially get the green light...