Introducing Quant Fusion: The Core Infrastructure for Digital Asset Interoperability
Today marks a significant advancement in the evolution of blockchain infrastructure. We’re proud to introduce Quant Fusion, a pioneering new infrastructure layer that redefines digital asset #interoperability.
Built on Quant’s interoperability-first technology stack of #Overledger and foundational patents which were proven through a decade of real-world, regulated deployments. #QuantFusion interoperates and accelerates public and permissioned blockchains securely and compliantly, making blockchains ready for enterprise-grade demand.
Fusion dramatically accelerates adoption by solving the key institutional pain points of Layer 1 blockchains from fragmentation and compliance hurdles to scalability, speed and security.
@KnowledgeUpOnly But this screenshot is from this 2021 article?
https://t.co/DGrZeHaIW8
Is this literal text in the legal docs as well? You have a link to these? Can't find them.
@Threetoesloth1 As per the new Oracle ebook, they offer Hyperledger Cactus as an interoperability solution as well? Besides Overledger (which they don't mention by name)
@philocarrot Why do you think Overledger isn't mentioned or referred to, while they were open about the Overledger integration before? Other protcols are mentioned, like 2-Phase Commit (2PC) protocol.
@GregLunt27 Could be related to utility, but wallets 3 and 4 don't seem to be license wallets. You'd expect license wallets to receive one batch of QNT per license period, not a wave of batches within an hour. I think it's more plausible these wallets are part of the treasury system or smth.