Quant (QNT)

Podcast with Madi ( PART 70 ) 🎉 Today we have anniversary in our podcast series guys Our guest - @amit0xic ————————————— > How did you get into crypto? So, I started in crypto in late 2017, beginning of 2018. And it's funny, I don't remember exactly how I heard about crypto, but I remember that the first thing that actually got me in the space was doing translations for ICOs. So, there was this big forum at the time. It was the main place where people spoke about crypto, Bitcoin Forum. And all the major ICOs would go there to get known. And every major discussion about crypto was there. And so I started working as an Italian translator for a lot of ICOs. And actually, some of them went very big. For example, the biggest projects I did translation for was Quant, which I got paid like about $700 for. But then, and I sold at around 2K and one year later, my payment for the translation would have been worth like 240K or something like that. So yeah, I did a lot of translations for 100. I worked with over 1

For years, tokenization has been framed as a DLT issue. Faster chains Better smart contracts More scalable infrastructure More institutional trust Most of these never were the core answer. The answer lies in integration. And that's exactly what $QNT & Murex have done. Because trading desks don’t run on wallets. They run on risk engines, collateral systems and regulatory reporting frameworks that have been in place for decades. Quant and Murex clearly realize this. Murex’s MX.3 platform is used across tier-one banks and central banks in more than 60 countries This is a clearly established player. Through this integration, programmable money and digital asset capabilities can now operate within MX.3 environments. As we know Quant has been working extensively with central banks & FinTechs on the developments around tokenized money. From UK RLN to GBTD. Tokenized real-world assets have already surpassed $100B BlackRock. Franklin Templeton. JPMorgan. Issuance is no longer theoretical. DTCC, which p

For years, tokenization has been framed as a DLT issue. Faster chains Better smart contracts More scalable infrastructure More institutional trust Most of these never were the core answer. The answer lies in integration. And that's exactly what $QNT & Murex have done. Because trading desks don’t run on wallets. They run on risk engines, collateral systems and regulatory reporting frameworks that have been in place for decades. Quant and Murex clearly realize this. Murex’s MX.3 platform is used across tier-one banks and central banks in more than 60 countries This is a clearly established player. Through this integration, programmable money and digital asset capabilities can now operate within MX.3 environments. As we know Quant has been working extensively with central banks & FinTechs on the developments around tokenized money. From UK RLN to GBTD. Tokenized real-world assets have already surpassed $100B BlackRock. Franklin Templeton. JPMorgan. Issuance is no longer theoretical. DTCC, which p