- Founded the ISO Standard TC307 for the EU. - Chairs the UK's national committee on Blockchain and Distributed Ledger technologies. - Was head of security at the Ministry of Justice. - Was Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Vocalink (MasterCard), where he was responsible for the Security of the UK's payment infrastructure for the Bank of England, covering BACS, FasterPayments, Link and Cheque and Credit Schemes. - Had also held senior roles at HSBC, Ernst & Young and BP.
Gilbert is NOT fucking around.
Eli Fisher
Chainlink is all that matters frens. See the light already and join us.
Alexander Wilson
Wrong. They are not competitors, they can and probably will work together (they are both in Accord with lots of common partners/connected chains).
Nathaniel Martin
Also check market caps of ChainLink and Quant. Now imagine how many Quant you can get for your stinky linkies. Then check the supply of each coin.
Do you want to dream about lamboland for the rest of your life and believe in the 1000 EOY meme, or actually live it for real?
redpill me on quant. what does it do, who are its competitors and why are they inferior, how does the token add to the value proposition, and with whom are they working?
Evan Ortiz
Okay this is the very very short version, but I would suggest that you read Seqs medium articles on Quant - they're in 8 parts and answers your questions in an extremely good way. You can start from Article #2 since #1 is just a beginners blockchain guide;
But since you are probably a biztard who cant be arsed to research by his own, I will break it down very bluntly for you.
What it does: Interoperability between blockchains using the blockchain OS OverLedger (currently about 10 blockchains able to interoperate and build mAPPS on (Multi-chain apps)).
Competitors: None, really. All other interoperability projects are blockchains themselves and add further complexity.
OverLedger can be integrated with three lines of code to let you pick and choose the best abilities of each blockchain.
The QNT token is used to pay for licenses to access OverLedger, transactions in mAPPS built on overledger etc, the video in OP explains this too.
I welcome you into the telegram channel Quamfy Lounge to learn more, you will not be disappointed.
Mason King
checked and thanks for the share. perhaps see you in telegram
Nolan Gonzalez
No problem, you're welcome. I'd love see more pepes in the channel before this shit pops.
Brody Brooks
In the most basic terms, Overledger connects blockchains so they can easily 'talk' to each other. Businesses can slide between blockchains and communicate/trade with businesses which use different blockchains to them.
200+ clients currently using Overledger or building mApps on it. Top UK bank, US bank, government organisations have been teased. Mentions of companies with hundreds of thousands of employees. Confirmed to be working with the NHS, usecase to be disclosed soon. JP Morgan chain has been connected, presumably for a reason. Same with Corda.
Clients pay in fiat, which is converted to QNT using Treasury. The token keys are embedded in applications, and so authenticate users and authorise the use of aspects of the network. QNT is effectively the licence. Tokens used are locked from the circulating supply.
They've built their own blockchain too, for storing larger data through Overledger.
The CTO is now Chair of Hyperledger Quilt, to integrate Overledger into it. Other execs joined from HSBC, Rockefeller and Rightmove.
Tier 1 exchange under NDA. Should be added to Bittrex US too.
