Who's ready to see what a company connecting Web2 and Web3, central banks, commercial banks, tokenized deposits, stablecoins, CBDCs, capital markets, crossborder payments, and public/private ledgers is actually worth? $QNT
We're talking about infrastructure connecting trillions in global financial activity. Proven. Quant IS a critical piece of that infrastructure. Don't think the market has even begun to understand the scale.
Price discovery could be an aggressive, multiyear event. Low supply, verticle accumulation.
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🔥NEW $QNT Update is LIVE
In this 1 Hour long Deep Dive I uncover some key recent details across Quant
• SWIFT SIBOS Discussions
• More hints to DCJPY
• Connections w TD Bank
• Capgemini Partner Details
• LSEG x UK GBTD
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Tokenised deposits have moved quickly from concept to execution. Issuing them inside one bank is now well understood. The harder part is moving them between banks, across borders and onto the settlement rails the financial system already relies on.
In our latest article, our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, looks at how #tokeniseddeposits and #stablecoins do different jobs, where use cases are taking hold, from intragroup liquidity to the cash leg of securities transactions, and how funds earmarking could connect regional networks: quant.network/perspectives/t…
#Programmability #DigitalMoney
Murex sits at the heart of global capital markets, supporting institutions that move trillions.
60,000+ daily users. 65 countries.
Now Murex is working with $QNT to bring programmable settlement directly into MX.3.
Think about that.
Quant doesn't need to replace the financial system. Its becoming the layer connecting it.
And Murex already has the institutional reach. 👇
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NEW 🚨: TD and RBC (Canadian Banks) are now directly connected to $QNT CEO. Why does it matter?👀
Remember the Quant community predicted involvement with TCH (25+ largest US banks 🇺🇸) months before the announcement that led to a x5📈?
Pure detective work 🕵️
And I am seeying the same happening again. Canada’s big six banks (RBC and TD are 2 out of 6 involved) is next on $QNT list and no one can stop it🔥
And you can bet more Canadian banks will join this✅
MASSIVE NEWS🚨
$QNT really did bag the US tokenized deposit initiative involving the worlds largest banks?!😱
↪️Head of the iniative from TCH joining host QUANT on stage at Sibos🏦
Launching H1 2027🚀
✅JPM, BoA, Citi, Wells, TD, BNY, Wells Fargo, HSBC, Santander & more
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🇨🇳 $QNT
🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 🇯🇵 🇨🇳
What if the biggest winner in tokenization isn't a blockchain, but the infrastructure connecting them all?
$QNT has patents across major economies, live UK banking pilots, and a deal with The Clearing House.
This is bigger than one chain. Look at the global picture. 👇
The most important takeaway from Quant’s London panel isn’t the panel itself. $QNT
The FCA recently designated AWS Google Microsoft and Oracle as the UKs first Critical Third Parties to finance.
Now Gilbert is sitting with the FCA + AWS discussing 24/7 money + shared risk+ joint testing and designing the financial system for the next 30 years.
That’s exactly the layer Quant has been positioning for. Not replacing ledgers but helping regulated finance operate across them. 🤝
Yesterday in London, our CEO @gverdian joined @TheFCA, @Tandem_Bank, @awscloud, @OpenPayd and @HLCGlobal at @InnFin’s FinTech as a Force for Good Forum to discuss operational resilience in an always-on digital economy.
3 takeaways:
➡️ Outsource capability, keep accountability
➡️ 24/7 money changes the risk profile
➡️ Build resilience in from day one
As Gilbert put it: “For the first time in probably 30 years, we’re able to design what we need for the next 30. It’s very encouraging to have so many banks and regulators at the table to do this together.”
#OperationalResilience #TokenisedDeposits #DigitalFinance #AI
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Well well well🤝 Looks like we were on the money with this. Next up is programmable CAD 🇨🇦 $QNT
Gilbert Verdian. Remember the name.
Japan may be setting up its own The Clearing House style moment. $QNT
This is from Zengin Net, the operator of Japan’s core interbank funds transfer infrastructure. The document is titled Functions Required of a New Payment System.
TOP HIGHLIGHT:
“If tokenized deposits become widespread, common infrastructure may be needed to ensure interoperability between banks and enable smooth transfers.”
In plain English: Japan is acknowledging that tokenized bank deposits may need a shared layer so different banks can transact with each other.
BOTTOM HIGHLIGHT:
“Mechanisms to make connection to new technologies easier will be made concrete through the RFI/RFP process.”
RFI/RFP is the vendor procurement path: RFI = explore available solutions
RFP = request concrete vendor proposals
So this is moving beyond tokenization might matter someday. They are discussing how the infrastructure gets built and how vendors get selected.
Now compare that with Dentsu Soken + Quant’s stated Japan focus:
• orchestration between legacy banking systems and tokenizeddeposit / stablecoin rails
• conditional settlement
• synchronization with bank ledgers
• interoperability
• ISO 20022 native Quant architecture
That is strikingly close to the infrastructure problem Zengin is now defining.
No Quant role in Zengin is confirmed YET, But TCH first had an interoperability/orchestration problem. Then Quant was selected after extensive battle trsting as the ONLY WORKING LAYER CAPABLE of connecting tokenized deposits with existing payment rails.
Japan is now publicly defining a remarkably similar problem. Holy bullishness. When digital YEN? 💴
Follow for more.
Programmable Yen next suddenly makes a lot more sense. 🇯🇵 $qnt
Project Agorá already has a Japan ledger connected to BOJ-NET, with tokenized JPY deposits/reserves and real-value testing involving Mizuho, MUFG and SMBC.
Add that with Quant recently partnering with Dentsu Soken to build programmable settlement + tokenized deposit infrastructure in Japan. +Dentsu already runs BOJ-NET settlement tech.
And SMBC just sat with Gilbert talking interoperable tokenized deposits.
Agora in the bagora?
