Big whales are quietly loading because they know, this is scarcer than Bitcoin. If they pump this, this will the the most valuable utilized token. Stack like no other … ur future self will thank you!
Overledger will power real world asset interoperability. Have a look at Quant's recent announcement where they are chosen as a technology provider for the Regulated Liability Network project. Participants include Barclays, Citi, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, Mastercard, NatWest, Nationwide, Santander, Standard Chartered, Virgin Money and Visa. Use cases of RLN include tokenised bank deposits (representations on balance sheet), Bond issuance, and eCommerce.
@bella007adb Quant's overledger uses bridges (limited chains, exploits and slow) for cross-chain whereas Layer One X uses a virtual machine called XTalk for fast native interoperability across ANY chain. Good news is Quant can self-onboard and use L1X infrastructure for interoperability and focus on what they do best with CBDCs and global payment!
@@devjoneslocker Wow, DevJones, thanks for the laugh! Maybe next time you try to shill for LayerOne X, do a little research about Quant first. Overledger goes beyond clunky, insecure bridges.
@@rafabobo9593 My comment keeps getting deleted by James. Simply put Quant uses a bridge; their own words "Bridging, with our DNA" "Mint & Burn". L1X can help Quant with native interoperability and Quant focuses on CBDCs and global payments. Lets unite, not compete!
Another good video James look forward to our long awaited chat? It is worth adding for viewers the recent announcement of the U.K. RLN where the infrastructure providers are R3 and Quant. How Rosalind interjects and how the EU leverage is a key angle. Be safe and thanks for your balanced view of markets for community. I hope many take you up on your 121 coaching offers 👊
Thanks for the comment and am looking forward to a chat! That is actually the topic of my next video given they are linked by Quant as you say! Thanks again
Great topic James... I've been following QNT for past year or so and this is the bullish case I have for QNT too. Its current price action doesn't reflect this bullish usecase but longer therm Overledger design seems to have a very practical usecase IMO. Thank you for covering this topic 👍
The bank of England and Sauron from LOTRs have much in common. "One coin to rule them all, One coin to find them, One coin to bring them all and in the darkness bind them".
Thanks really good high level overview. Interesting no reference to Ripple as a BOE partner. It really feels like a when not if moment. Tokenisation of the debt markets is imminent. Slowly at first but then very fast.
CBDCs wont work if they’re not interoperable. Look up Layer One X, a bridgeless chain for native interoperability between public, private and hybrid chains including EVMs and Non-EVM like SOL, NEAR, AVAX and BTC
Interoperability is the core use case for Quant’s overledger. Based on their connections with the bis and boe why would anyone consider layer one x as the interoperability play for cbdcs.
@@bella007adb Quant uses bridges (limited chains, exploits and slow) for cross-chain whereas L1X uses a virtual machine called XTalk for fast native interoperability across ANY chain. Good news is Quant can self-onboard and use L1X infrastructure for native interoperability and focus on what they do best with CBDCs and global payment!
@@wonderz3217 Quant uses bridges (limited chains, exploits and slow) for cross-chain whereas L1X uses a virtual machine called XTalk for fast native interoperability across ANY chain. Good news is Quant can self-onboard to use L1X infrastructure for interoperability and focus on what they do best with CBDCs and global payment
The way the Quant Network team, led by Gilbert Verdian, handles QNT token distribution is a conflict of interest, as they seem to benefit at the expense of retail investors.
Gilbert Verdian and the Quant Network team are taking advantage of retail investors' trust by dumping QNT tokens and artificially depressing the market price.
