🔗 Why is #Quant (QNT) the silent king of blockchain interoperability?
While other tokens fight to get listed or to stake, Quant is already working with banks, governments, and multinationals. Thus:
✅ Real use: infrastructure for institutions
Quant is not just another blockchain; it is an interoperability layer (Overledger) that connects blockchains with traditional systems like SWIFT, central banks, or corporate networks.
🤝 Key alliances and real cases
🔹 LACChain + IDB (Inter-American Development Bank):
Quant was chosen to help integrate public and private blockchains in pilot projects for identity and digital payments in Latin America.
🔹 NEXI Group (one of the largest fintechs in Europe):
They use Quant's technology in banking and digital payment solutions.
🔹 Amazon Web Services (AWS):
Quant is available as a technology partner in the AWS Marketplace, facilitating blockchain integrations for companies already using Amazon's cloud.
🔹 SIAchain (now part of NEXI):
Collaboration to facilitate secure cross-border payments between European central banks.
🔹 Bank of England:
Indirect participation in the UK CBDC project, with public reports mentioning the use of blockchain interoperability where Quant has been involved as an evaluated technology provider.
💰 Limited supply
There are only 14.6 million QNT.
All already in circulation. No inflation, no mining.
This makes QNT one of the scarcest assets in the top 100.
🧾 ISO 20022 ready
Quant works with standardized financial messages, aligned with the global transition to ISO 20022, positioning it as a bridge between blockchains and banks.
🧠 Conclusion:
> Quant doesn’t need hype; it is already working with real institutions.
When the traditional financial system activates its digital transition, QNT will be part of the engine... not just the decoration.
