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Quant Network (QNT) - Low marketcap with huge potential

Hello guys, it has been a while since my last post where I informed hackforums about Waltonchain,
you can check that thread out here

Now, Quant Network (QNT), the TLDR details:

- Current price $1.10, current marketcap: $11,071,385
- Recent coin burn. Total supply dropped from 45,467,000 to 14,610,350 (9,964,259 freely circulating) which gives this project a current marketcap of $16,071,385 (not yet updated on coinmarketcap).
- SDK coming out late September. They work on private repositories on their github due to proprietary code.
- In talks with new exchanges currently which we will see in the coming weeks.
- Aims to be a usable bridge between corporations easily integrating blockchain technology without destroying the infrastructure.
- The CEO has created the ISO standard for blockchain technologies
- CEO has many connections with major companies and governments.





Project overview:

Quant Network has set out to connect networks and facilitate the development of multi-chain applications. They seek to do this through blockchain to blockchain communication, connecting existing networks and internet (TCP/IP) to blockchain, and building applications across multiple ledgers.

Its product, “Overledger” was developed to address the aforementioned three issues with “multi-chain applications” (MApps), which will allow developers to move across technologies when required. Quant Network aims to make it simple for its clients to seamlessly integrate its interoperable processes and mechanisms with the Overledger platform.

The team developed its platform and protocols with both public and private enterprise in mind. It four main sectors of focus will be financial services, healthcare, supply chain, and government. Additionally, Quant Ledger has sought to meet internal and external security needs of its enterprise clients, as well as comply with regulatory policy.

The CEO has over 20 years experience in technology and security; the Chief Strategist an experienced digital economist; and the CTO with experience in information, cybersecurity, and AI.

Blockchain addresses will be formed in the platform as “Quant IP,” which will be used to establish an ‘Internet of Trust’ through providing licenses to manufacturers and internet providers/blockchain providers. Its token, QNT, is an ERC-20 standard and will be used to facilitate payments and as an identity mechanism. Quant Network envisions token keys to “authenticate the user and authorize the use of aspects of the network and underlying blockchains.”

The team will be releasing critical components of Overledger in the upcoming months. The MApps store is tentatively scheduled to open in Q2 of 2019, which will act as a central hub for developers to share their MApps.

It appears as if the Quant Network folks are well-versed in a variety of industries, and understand the need of existing public and private enterprise to easily integrate their existing processes into any particular blockchain. Overledger’s MApps will create products that allow for enterprise users to operate multiple processes across multiple platforms from one source. If the world does shift to 10% of global GDP built on blockchain applications (cited in whitepaper), then Quant Ledger is at the forefront of creating a service that allows for integration of blockchain into current enterprise architecture.

We took a look into Gilbert Verdian’s background, and it is quite extensive. Gilbert holds a masters degree in business administration, and has a career in technology safety, government, and business dating back to 1998, where he began as a consultant at Ernst & Young. After a decade of jumping between Ernst & Young and CSC, with promotions in each leap, he served as Deputy CTO for a few years at Her Majesty’s Treasury of Britain. Following a role in HM Treasury, Gilbert served in a variety of security roles at HSBC, BP, and Government of New South Wales.

source - copied and from some Telegram chat.


WARNING - DO NOT BUY QNT FROM FATBTC the only usable exchange to purchase QNT from is IDEX. Just follow the instructions, download metamask and deposit ethereum.

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Do your research, don't ask me stupid questions, and good luck.
Quant is relying heavily on CEOs connections I cant distinguish If quants value is based on amount of CEO connections or actual utility.
(Sep 18, 2018 09:57 PM)shreder Wrote:  Quant is relying heavily on CEOs connections I cant distinguish If quants value is based on amount of CEO connections or actual utility.

Looking at it neutrally I would say a mix of both at this stage. In terms of it being an ERC20 token currently, they are working on their blockchain.

So good (so far true to their word) leadership and an actual product with a use case is a good sign


Up a juicy 30% today, this is still very low marketcap for what the project could be capable of if all goes well.

Overledger aims to provide an agnostic multi-chain operating system that allows end-to-end communication across multiple Blockchains & networks. Creating Blockchain ISO standards and development teams willing to work with existing enterprise infrastructure, Overledger is aiming to set the stage for future Blockchain specifications. Overledger’s industry experienced team focuses on being able to construct useful networks without significant overhauls to Blockchain infrastructure. Since Overledger is an Operating system that sits on top of Blockchains, this is done with the absence of middle-ware and the need for compromising current technologies.

Overledger / Quant Network Patent-pending blockchain Operating System (OS)
Agnostic Platform Cross Blockchain communication
Connects to legacy networks and enterprise systems Open source
Creation of Blockchain ISO standard — TC307
The dude looks like the kind of guy to pull an exit scam when he made a few million lmao.
(Sep 20, 2018 07:26 AM)Traum Wrote:  The dude looks like the kind of guy to pull an exit scam when he made a few million lmao.

Could say the same about 99% of other shitcoins if we're being honest
(Sep 20, 2018 01:34 PM)d4rkj4y Wrote:  Could say the same about 99% of other shitcoins if we're being honest

Thats why we do research. I personally only invest in coins who already excist and are on a exchange.
(Sep 20, 2018 11:25 PM)trololol95 Wrote:  Thats why we do research. I personally only invest in coins who already excist and are on a exchange.

This coin is on an exchange, otherwise I wouldn't have any
(Sep 21, 2018 06:52 PM)d4rkj4y Wrote:  This coin is on an exchange, otherwise I wouldn't have any

Thanks for sharing. Will definitely look further into it.
(Sep 20, 2018 11:25 PM)trololol95 Wrote:  Thats why we do research. I personally only invest in coins who already excist and are on a exchange.

This literally doesn't even make sense. You go too say you do research but then go too say you don't invest in ICO's. If you do proper research there's very little risk when investing in ICO's. (Scam wise)
(Sep 22, 2018 02:22 AM)Ice Wrote:  This literally doesn't even make sense. You go too say you do research but then go too say you don't invest in ICO's. If you do proper research there's very little risk when investing in ICO's. (Scam wise)

ICO scam are very good and you can not see what is a scam and what is real one. Identity of persons are used as teammembers, Perfect Idea's, very good roadmap and in the end you find out it is a scam.
(Sep 22, 2018 08:10 AM)trololol95 Wrote:  ICO scam are very good and you can not see what is a scam and what is real one. Identity of persons are used as teammembers, Perfect Idea's, very good roadmap and in the end you find out it is a scam.

If you can't see what is a scam and what is not then I really don't know what too say.....
(Sep 22, 2018 08:42 AM)Ice Wrote:  If you can't see what is a scam and what is not then I really don't know what too say.....

I say the scams are very good and are hardly distinguish from the real ICO. If you disagree you need to check CS (credits). Many people believes it is a scam. But other people keep investing.
(Sep 22, 2018 08:55 AM)trololol95 Wrote:  I say the scams are very good and are hardly distinguish from the real ICO. If you disagree you need to check CS (credits). Many people believes it is a scam. But other people keep investing.

If someone invests in an ICO and gets scammed I won't say they deserve too be scammed because no one does but they must be fucking idiotic.
(Sep 22, 2018 08:58 AM)Ice Wrote:  If someone invests in an ICO and gets scammed I won't say they deserve too be scammed because no one does but they must be fucking idiotic.

I disagree sometimes it happend. a friend of my get phished for 5 K. A simple dot you dont see that quick
(Sep 22, 2018 09:12 AM)trololol95 Wrote:  I disagree sometimes it happend. a friend of my get phished for 5 K. A simple dot you dont see that quick
BTW it happend not to me

Well that's not an ico scam is it... that's phising?


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