Thread by @GregLunt27

⚔️ Yesterday, multiple US gov’t agencies came together to deliver a document addressing the benefits and risks of digital assets.

It’s called the “Framework for International Engagement on Digital Assets,” and it includes many names $QNT has been linked to. 👀🔥

A thread 🧵👇🏼

🤝 The framework is a response to Biden’s Executive Order in March, which asked gov’t agencies to develop a strategy for harnessing digital asset technology.

In the very first paragraph of the new report, they immediately discuss the need to ensure “platform interoperability.”

✔️ The next section lists 6 objectives for the framework, 3 of which include the United States’ promotion and advancement of international digital asset standards.

🔥 @Quant_Network might know a little something about these 🙂

We’ll discuss that in a moment.

🌐 The rest of the document discusses who the United States plans to engage with in the development of these standards.

📝 They outline their “Key International Engagements” — different industry groups who, in many cases, already have direct ties to $QNT.

⚔️ Group 1 – The Financial Stability Board (FSB)

📍 The report references a roadmap the FSB published in 2020 for cross-border payments infrastructure.

I wrote a thread on this exact paper, speculating $QNT involvement based on their API-driven approach to interoperability. ⬇️

https://twitter.com/greglunt27/status/1524398601333403648

⚔️ Group 2 — Financial Action Task Force (FATF)
 
Quant CEO @GVerdian has worked diligently to keep Overledger in compliance with all existing and forthcoming regulations, including the FATF’s framework for VASPs (see image).

☑️ Gilbert’s #FATF hashtag from 2019 says it all. ⬇️

https://twitter.com/gverdian/status/1168628166644183042

⚔️ Group 3 — International Monetary Fund (IMF)

We’ve talked many times about Quant’s links to @IMFNews, including, but not limited to, the outright confirmation on Gemini’s blog last year. ⬇️

https://twitter.com/greglunt27/status/1520446313405435905

⚔️ Group 4 — Multilateral Development Banks

There are two notable banks in this group. 🌎

First is the @WorldBank, who discussed Overledger in their “Blockchain Interoperability” report in 2021.

Second is @the_IDB, creators of @LACChain, one of Quant’s premier partners. 🤝

⚔️ Group 5 — Bank for International Settlements (BIS)

The Federal Reserve is partnered with the BIS Innovation Hub, an organization overseeing the most advanced CBDC pilot programs in the world.

🏦 The BIS’ links to $QNT are clear through SDX and the Swiss National Bank. 👇🏼

https://twitter.com/GregLunt27/status/1524398663321088002

⚔️ Group 6 — International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

I was glad to see ISO mentioned here, as we know Gilbert founded ISO/TC 307, the standard for blockchain and DLT with 63 member countries.

Somehow, he still finds time to lead the interoperability working group.

🔗 The entire “Framework for International Engagement on Digital Assets” report can be found here: home.treasury.gov/news/press-rel…

💵 In addition to nearly every group listed in the report having ties to $QNT, let’s not forget Quant’s own direct link to the Fed’s Digital Dollar program through their affiliation (and CBDC whitepaper) with MIT.

https://twitter.com/greglunt27/status/1495023202585640961

⚔️ Get used to more and more of @Quant_Network being in the right place at the right time.

There are no coincidences. Everything you’re witnessing is by design.

Stay Quamfy. $QNT 🚀

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