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No need to thank me guys 😎🚀 $QNT
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Quant just hired a Global Talent Acquisition lead with a pharma and biotech background. ⚕️ ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675
Finance was the first place interoperability could prove itself
With money moving between systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
Healthcare carries the same unsolved problem at a much bigger scale.
EMR systems stay siloed, patient data sits locked wherever it was first captured.
And agentic AI is about to need that data to move.
Oracle owns Cerner, now Oracle Health, one of the largest hospital EMR systems in the US
has been Quant’s partner since 2019.
One hire doesn’t confirm a pivot.
But it’s a strange place to look for talent if the plan is to stay in finance.
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Dr. Neill Newman just became Quant’s CISO. 👀 ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675
15 years in cyber security for critical national infrastructure firms across the UK, Europe and the US.
With a background at State Street, the London Stock Exchange, Barclays and UBS....
Consolidated entities across jurisdictions under one cyber framework through multiple M&A deals.
Delivered threat-led cyber tests in full view of regulators.
ISO27001, SOC, NIST, the UK Telecommunications Security Act.
That’s the profile now sitting over the infrastructure banks are connecting to.
Legend
I come bearing gifts. 🎁
With the latest deals signed and Fusion set to open to retail, a lot of new people are about to look at $QNT. The information they need on how the token actually works is scattered across old Telegram messages, AMAs and Quant’s website, and some of it, like the early papers on token utility, isn’t on the website at all. Quant has also retired its Telegram comms, so asking every newcomer to dig through chat history isn’t realistic.
So I’ve put it all in one place, with sources for claims: quamfylounge.com
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We are so damn early folks ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 🤩
#Trillions 🍺
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Tokenised deposits have moved from pilots to production planning, and regions are racing to get there first.
At @Sibos Miami 2026, our Founder and CEO, @gverdian, moderated a panel with @LloydsBank, @UKFtweets, @TCHtweets, @TDBank_US and @smbc_group.
The discussion covered where #tokeniseddeposits go first, what makes the commercial case, and why #interoperability will shape the next five years.
Read the full article here: quant.network/events/from-pi…
#ProgrammableMoney #Sibos2026
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We’re getting dangerously close to the price of $QNT catching up with reality.
Overledger Fusion has breached the market.
It’s an assault on every bridge, rollup, and duct-taped interoperability stack.
And the $QNT token doesn’t just sit beside the infrastructure.
IT IS THE INFRASTRUCTURE.
The project has been laughed at over the years for being too slow, too boring, too corporate.
But no one will be laughing when the order books are empty.
Liquidity is on the verge of collapse.
In a setup like this, price doesn’t just rise when a bull market collides with institutional demand.
It detonates.
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2. What Is The Clearing House, the 1853 Bank Group That Picked Quant?
coinmarketcap.com/community/… / @CoinMarketCap
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If you’re holding $QNT, here’s my prediction: The Clearing House was the first domino.
I’m watching seven major infrastructure moves next.
People are celebrating the price move.
I’m watching the architecture.
The Clearing House sits underneath a huge part of U.S. banking.
It selected Quant around tokenized deposits and connected that architecture into RTP and CHIPS.
To me, the important part is what that proves.
Quant can sit between:
traditional payment rails
tokenized bank money
different ledgers
settlement systems
and the banks themselves.
That is exactly the problem almost every major financial market is now creating.
So here are the next places on my radar.
1. Zengin / BOJ-NET in Japan
Quant already has Dentsu Soken.
Dentsu Soken already works around BOJ-NET, SWIFT and CLS.
The partnership is already aimed at tokenized deposits, bank-issued stablecoins and programmable settlement.
Japan has the ingredients.
My prediction is the orchestration layer becomes the next battle.
2. Payments Canada
BMO, CIBC, National Bank, RBC, Scotiabank and TD are already working toward shared CAD tokenized deposits.
Canada has Lynx.
Once multiple banks create digital commercial-bank money, somebody has to make those liabilities settle together.
The U.S. now has a live reference case.
3. EBA Clearing + ECB infrastructure
Europe has RT1, STEP2, TARGET, TIPS and Pontes.
Tokenized euro deposits will need to interact with those systems.
Quant already has the digital-euro connection described in this thesis.
Europe eventually needs coordination more than another private bank silo.
4. Pay UK + Bank of England Synchronisation
Quant already proved the UK side through Great British Tokenised Deposits with:
Barclays
HSBC UK
Lloyds
Monzo
Nationwide
NatWest
Santander
So I’m looking beyond another pilot.
I’m watching whether the same logic gets closer to Faster Payments, Bacs, CHAPS and RTGS Synchronisation.
5. HKMA Ensemble / EnsembleTX
Hong Kong already has HSBC, Standard Chartered and Bank of China (Hong Kong) working around tokenized deposits and wholesale CBDC settlement.
Multiple forms of money.
Multiple institutions.
One shared settlement problem.
That is Quant territory in my thesis.
Then come the two monsters.
6. SWIFT
If tokenized deposits start moving globally, SWIFT needs programmable connectivity between digital bank money and existing ISO 20022 infrastructure.
7. CLS
Once tokenized USD, GBP and other major currencies become real institutional settlement assets, FX needs PvP.
CLS sits right in that path.
Now zoom out.
Project Rosalind.
BIS.
Bank of England.
UK Regulated Liability Network.
Great British Tokenised Deposits.
ECB.
Murex.
Dentsu Soken.
The Clearing House.
None of these names appeared overnight.
Quant spent a decade building around the same problem:
banks will tokenize money, but somebody still has to make all that money work together.
The Clearing House showed what happens when that problem becomes real infrastructure.
My prediction is simple:
Japan, Canada, Europe, the UK and Hong Kong now have versions of the same problem. SWIFT and CLS complete the cross-border picture.
I’m watching who calls Quant next.
You ready?
I bought $ZEC around $47.
I publicly announced that I sold all of it around $1,500.
Then I rotated those profits into $QNT around $60.
A few days later, $QNT exploded to around $374.
I took profits there too, but I’m still holding a long-term $QNT bag because I believe there’s a lot more ahead.
Then yesterday, I added more hedera-hashgraph:native.
Today, hedera-hashgraph:native started pumping hard.
And I believe hedera-hashgraph:native and $QNT are still just getting started.
My subscribers who joined months ago watched these calls happen in real time.
$ZEC at $47.
$QNT around $60.
Now hedera-hashgraph:native.
The receipts are all there.
We’re preparing for what I believe could be a massive institutional bull market, and I’m already looking for the next long-term setups before everyone else starts talking about them.
If you don’t want to miss the next one, you can subscribe now and see the setups, deep dives, entry zones and long-term plays I’m watching.
I’m telling you now, you do not want to sleep through this part of the market.
You’re still early.
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Back online. Layout and style has been changed. It is mobile optimized too now.
No staking as of yet. But I remain confident it will be next month.
$QNT
