Introduction to QNT Cryptocurrency
QNT is the native utility token of Quant Network, mainly used to access and operate services on the Quant platform, including the blockchain operating system Overledger. Quant Network is a blockchain platform aimed at solving interoperability issues between different blockchains and networks.
Main features and characteristics:
- Interoperability layer: The Overledger network as an interoperability layer allows multiple blockchains to connect and interact, enabling secure transfer of data and digital assets between different ledger systems.
- Multi-chain Applications (MApps): Quant Network allows the creation of multi-chain applications (MApps) that can interact with multiple blockchains simultaneously, allowing enterprises and organizations to leverage blockchain technology in a more flexible and efficient manner.
- Security and regulatory compliance: Quant Network focuses on providing enterprise-grade solutions, prioritizing security and regulatory compliance, attracting attention from a wide range of industries, especially those operating in regulated environments.
- Core components: Overledger serves as an API gateway supporting multiple distributed ledgers, facilitating communication between computer programs, including four layers of protocol architecture - transaction layer, messaging layer, filtering and ordering layer.
Founding Team:
- Gilbert Verdian: Founder and CEO of Quant Network, with extensive experience in cybersecurity and technology innovation.
- CEO and Co-founder: With rich experience in network security, he has held leadership positions at reputable organizations such as Vocalink (a Mastercard company), the UK Ministry of Justice, and HSBC.
- Jean-Paul de Jong: Co-founder, a technology professional focused on building scalable software.
Total Supply and Allocation:
- Total Maximum Supply: Limited to 14,612,493 QNT.
- Allocation Method: Initially issued 9.9 million QNT to the public, founders, and the Quant team, with the remaining reserved for company reserves, enterprise licenses, and growth.
