Thread by @GregLunt27

⚔️ I’ve been reading some concerns around national blockchain adoption, and whether governments will actually be motivated to build CBDCs on 3rd party infrastructures like #Overledger.

These are valid concerns, but in the end I don’t believe they impact $QNT.

My thoughts 🧵🔥👇🏼

Even if CBDCs aren’t built on #Overledger, they still need to interoperate with other CBDC networks and tokenized systems (smart contracts, payment processors, exchanges, IoT networks, legacy databases, etc).

🔥 $QNT is the premier solution for any-to-any interoperability.

While countries may not build national digital currencies on 3rd party infrastructures, regional networks will.

See: @LACChain and the Latin American Dollar.

🔥 Cross-jurisdictional settlement platforms must use 3rd party solutions, and $QNT is an established option.

Official reports around future payment infrastructures increasingly point to API gateways, and financial institutions are awaiting global standards.

🔥 $QNT is leading working groups through the proper venues (ISO & IETF) to standardize DLT API gateways for mainstream adoption.

Overledger solves for much more than CBDCs.

Healthcare data and Telecom networks are in full ‘go’ mode re: DLT development, and Quant has been adding clients in those spaces for years.

🔥 Ultimately, $QNT is not reliant on payments networks to succeed, and even less so CBDCs.