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[Quant @quantnetwork]

One week to go until @UKFtweets' Digital Innovation Summit in London - and we're proud to be sponsoring.

@gverdian joins Ryan Hayward (Barclays), Peter Left (Lloyds) and Austin Elwood (NatWest) on stage for 'Tokenisation and GBTD showcase: the art of the possible', including a live #GBTD demo and a look at what comes next.

Reserve your place: https://t.co/2xK5fL10s7

#DigitalInnovationSummit #Tokenisation

[FoM @ywk0211]

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[FoM @ywk0211]

@DejaRu22 Which country's royal guards would grow their hair that unnecessarily long and even dye it all the same color?

[Quant @quantnetwork]

✅ Day 1 at @money2020 complete! We witnessed incredible conversations, great energy, and a happy hour that brought the industry together.

Day 2 is well underway. Find us at stand 5E10 - it's not too late to come and meet the team behind the international standards for blockchain and interoperability.

Here's what's waiting for you:

➡️ Live demo: watch a tokenised deposit settle in seconds on Quant rails
➡️ Walk-through: see how Quant connects to existing core banking systems and blockchain networks
➡️ Meet with our commercial team: map your pilot-to-production roadmap

We set the standard. Then we built the technology. Come and see what that looks like in practice.

#TokenisedDeposits #ProgrammableMoney #Money2020

[Quant @quantnetwork]

The UK is rebuilding the infrastructure of money in real time.

At City Week, the Bank of England outlined what's happening: a #digitalgilt, #stablecoin rules this year, 16 firms going live in the Digital Securities Sandbox, and a synchronisation service settling tokenised transactions in central bank money by 2028.

As Sarah Breeden put it, RT2 is a "parked Ferrari", and it's now out on a test drive.

When every asset is tokenised, the question of who is authorised to move value, and under what conditions, becomes foundational.

That's the design question we've been building for.

https://t.co/oe24PbPst1

#DigitalFinance #Tokenisation #FinancialInfrastructure

[Quant Fusion Layer 2.5 @FusionLayer25]

Operator-neutral, non-custodial infrastructure. Because Fusion is a rollup rather than a bridge, operators are infrastructure providers, not custodians of member-bank assets.

Users retain the unconditional right to withdraw to the underlying Layer 1 by posting proof of ownership, removing the single-point-of-failure risk that has characterised bridge-based #interoperability to date.

#QuantFusion

[FoM @ywk0211]

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[FoM @ywk0211]

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[San ⭕ @SanNL11]

Let this sink in 🤯🔥

Murex touches ~25% of global FX volume.
Global FX = ~$9.5 TRILLION per day. Yes, DAILY.

Now connect the dots…

$QNT (not even top 60..) is integrating into this world, while also being embedded in:
• Tokenized deposits (GBTD 🇬🇧) with some of the world largst banks
• Digital euro infrastructure, 28 central banks (ECB🇪🇺🏦
• Bank of England synch labs (multiple parts) 💷
• Oracle blockchain stack (leading enterprise platform)🔮
• Central bank of Japan 🇯🇵 (confirmed by employee, usecase still unknown ⏳)
• And more behind the scenes under NDA, and not even mentioning likes of SIA, RLN etc

None of this is live. But it will be🤝

This is a once-in-a-cycle asymmetry play. 🚀

[FoM @ywk0211]

@blockchaintoez on $QNT. I really hope everything works out for the best. Thanks for the answer, and have a great day.

[Quant Fusion Layer 2.5 @FusionLayer25]

Quant has secured patent acceptance in Japan for its multi-DLT token innovation, marking a significant milestone in protecting the foundational technology that powers Quant Fusion’s rollup capabilities and multi-network #tokenisation.

The newly accepted patent covers a critical capability – updating a ledger by processing and executing instructions found across two or more different #distributedledgers, and publishing verification information of this update back onto at least one of the other distributed ledgers.

This patent protects Fusion’s rollup technology, the foundational capability that enables multi-network tokenisation. By securing intellectual property rights for this core innovation, Quant strengthens its position in delivering enterprise-grade #interoperability infrastructure.

Learn more in our latest article: https://t.co/1oQ0sL3mYn

#QuantFusion #DLT

[Knowledge Up Only @KnowledgeUpOnly]

Who ever heard of a bank account that exists in ten places at once? $QNT

Stop sending your money to different places. Just use it.

Every time you "bridge" an asset, you are taking a leap of faith. You are trusting that a third-party messenger, a wrapped token, or an unvetted oracle won't disappear with your life savings in the ten minutes it takes to cross the digital border.

In 2026, the era of the "Bridge-and-Pray" is dead.

Introducing Quant Fusion: The World’s First Multi-Ledger Rollup.

Quant Fusion doesn't build a better bridge, it makes the bridge obsolete. Fusion performs State Aggregation, not just asset transfer. This is the Mechanism the market has been waiting for: a way for your assets to exist in a unified state across every connected blockchain simultaneously.

Why should you need five different gas tokens just to move your own money?

Think Account Abstraction solved the gas problem? Think again. Paymasters are just a band-aid. They still charge you a convenience tax, require complex relayers, and fail the second you hit a new chain.

With Fusion, you interact with Solana, Ethereum, and Avalanche from a single unified balance. One gas fee. One signature. Total dominance.

Enter uAsset (unified assets), when you hold uUSD through Fusion, you aren't holding a "version" of a dollar. You are holding a Universal Asset that "teleports" to the chain where the opportunity is, the moment you click "Trade."

For the first time, your money stays on the regulated books of your bank, but acts with the 24/7 speed of a degen protocol. It is The Vault that Travels.

Chainlink and Circle Gateway are Yesterday's News

Chainlink CCIP is a better Post Office. It still requires a "message" to travel from Point A to Point B. If the mail is slow, the trade dies.

Circle Gateway is a private road. It only works if you’re driving a Circle-branded car for one use case: payments.

Quant Fusion is the Teleporter. Because it is a Rollup, it sees the "state" of all chains at once. Your multichain transaction is Atomic, it happens everywhere or nowhere. No "stuck" transactions. No "waiting for 15 confirmations."

Universal Interoperability has been solved.

[FoM @ywk0211]

@hypebeasteth Thank you for the information. Could you tell me the source of this screenshot regarding Quant supporting Canton's validator? I'd love to know more about it.

[Knowledge Up Only @KnowledgeUpOnly]

Ever come across a crypto where the origin story alone feels like insider info most people miss?

The guy behind it wasn’t waiting around. Late 2008, right after Satoshi’s whitepaper during the meltdown, he was at HM Treasury and pushed the UK government to study Bitcoin and draft rules for it, making the UK the first country to officially evaluate BTC. Saw the future when everyone else laughed.

Background: CISO/CTO at Vocalink (UK’s faster payments) and Mastercard-linked ops. Senior in HM Treasury, Cabinet Office, Ministry of Justice. Handled crisis bailouts via UKFI. Chaired and founded ISO standards for blockchain interoperability. MBA in strategy. Career built on hardening tech that banks, governments, and economies actually depend on.

He spotted the real problem: blockchains don’t talk to each other or old bank systems. Trillions stay locked away. Most “interoperability” solutions force new chains, wrappers, bridges that need constant fixes, or just handle data, not full value transfer with enterprise security.

His protocol flips that. It’s middleware (like an OS for blockchains) that connects any chain to any other chain and legacy finance systems. No rebuilding, no ripping out old infrastructure, no wrappers/minting-burning tokens per chain. Built for institutions: enterprise-grade security, compliance baked in, programmable logic across networks, privacy for private/public mixes. Lets banks issue once and use everywhere. Unified assets, seamless flows, regulator-friendly.

Now it’s real traction:
Integrated within Oracle’s digital assets platform for enterprise and central banks.
- Jan 2026: Japan partnership with Dentsu Soken rolling tokenized deposits, institutional stablecoins, programmable settlement into production.
- Running UK’s tokenized deposit pilot (GBTD) through mid-2026: Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest, Nationwide, Santander testing programmable sterling for payments, mortgages, settlements.
- ECB Digital Euro pioneer.
- QuantNet (world’s first programmable settlement network) live since fall 2025, powers those pilots, handles tokenized assets/cross-border while keeping core banking untouched.
- Quant Fusion mainnet launching soon: bringing tokenized deposits and true multichain DeFi. No juggling with wallets and gas tokens or bridging tokens. Use them all as if they were one chain.

Their fixed-supply token gets used for every network access. Big institutions license it. Regulators approve it. Trillions poised to flow through this exact bridge, Japan to Europe and more.

$QNT

[Knowledge Up Only @KnowledgeUpOnly]

$QNT

[Knowledge Up Only @KnowledgeUpOnly]

The evolution of blockchain interoperability: $QNT is the endpoint that actually solves it.

1. Lock & Mint (Collateralized Bridges)
You lock tokens on chain A, validators/multisigs mint wrapped versions on chain B.

Security? A juicy honeypot sitting in a vault guarded by... some external set that has nothing to do with the origin chains' consensus.

One exploit and poof, systemic bridge failures. We've seen the receipts.

2. Messaging Layers / Generalised Message Passing
Enter oracles + relayers verifying state roots or finality proofs.
Better: no giant vault, cryptographic checks instead of blind trust in custodians.
Still: you're trusting the oracle/relayer network to honestly report what happened on the source chain. Honest majority assumption remains.

3. Programmable Token Pools (Burn & Mint Chainlink CCT)
Burn on source, mint on destination. No locked collateral pile.
Security via DON + TSS + separate Risk Management Network that has to "approve" txs.

Cleaner, but you're still outsourcing final truth to an external decentralised (but separate) network. The DON has to be incorruptible.

4. Quant Fusion (Universal Interop): The "Layer 2.5" paradigm. It utilizes a Multi-Ledger Rollup (MLR) architecture to aggregate state across diverse L1s/L2s. Security is derived directly from the origin chain’s consensus, where the MLR acts as a sovereign execution layer that settles state updates back to the source. This provides deterministic execution and "u-token" unification without the latency or trust assumptions of traditional bridge logic.

Why is this is a New Paradigm? "Origin-Chain Security"

This represents a fundamental move from third-party trust to protocol-level inheritance:

From Intermediary to Inheritance: In Step 3, you trust the DON to be honest. In Step 4 (Fusion), the Multi-Ledger Rollup architecture ensures that a transaction is only valid if it is cryptographically consistent with the origin chain’s state. The security isn't just "checked" by a network; it is "anchored" to the source.

Atomic State Synchronization: Unlike asynchronous messaging (sending a message and waiting), Fusion’s MLR creates a synchronous state environment. It treats multiple disparate blockchains as a single disk drive, allowing for "u-tokens" that maintain a unified balance across all chains simultaneously.

Zero-Trust Execution: By moving to an MLR model, the "middleman" risk is effectively engineered out. The system provides the convenience of a bridge with the security properties of a rollup, ensuring that assets cannot be double-spent or "phantom-minted" even if the validator set is under pressure.

[Quant Fusion Layer 2.5 @FusionLayer25]

Exciting progress on #QuantFusion as we kick off 2026!

1. Fusion Firewall Updates
We recently upgraded Fusion's Multi-Ledger Rollup to deploy critical updates to Fusion Firewall #smartcontracts.

Key enhancements based on institutional feedback:

- Self-managed token whitelists for institutions
- Liquidity isolation options for shared tokens
- Privacy-preserving on-chain whitelist synchronisation

2. Bring Your Own Node (BYON) - Now Live
A foundational upgrade for #QuantConnect users. BYON allows users to attach their own nodes to Fusion via our Quant Connect UI. It’s as simple as selecting the network and entering a URL. Starting with pre-selected node providers to ensure reliability and simplify setup, with plans to expand to user-hosted nodes.

The infrastructure is fully generic, any EVM-compatible node can connect, with minimal adjustments needed for non-EVM chains. Currently testing on Sepolia and Amoy testnets.

3. Staking Infrastructure in Development
We're evaluating staking algorithms that balance inclusivity with meaningful participation. The goal: encourage QNT staking at all levels without disadvantaging smaller holders. Staking will be tied to BYON, users stake QNT against their nodes to earn rewards.

Rather than slashing, we're following proven models (like Avalanche) where withholding rewards effectively incentivises node reliability.

#Blockchain #Interoperability

[FoM @ywk0211]

@The_ZoolandORE @DeFiCarrot Where is the official Telegram of ORE? Only Discord?