/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12958737

Who said other coins won't achieve adoption too? It's still early days for many projects and most of the biggest tech companies achieved success years after the dot-com bubble.

>> CEO that dumps on bagholders

Actually sold less than 1% of a selection of token holdings that have been unlocked since day one and earmarked for development and exchange listings. Team holdings remain locked.

>> Oracle, EU and Pay.UK

You're taking the hype created by a bunch of telegram pajeets and using that to fud what are otherwise pretty good achievements and certainly not the only achievements set to be announced. As a Pay.UK guarantor, Quant's in pretty good company.

As I said, when you really think about it, this FUD is incredibly weak. It amounts to "HAH, THESE GOOD ACHIEVEMENTS ARE NOT AS GOOD AS SOME PEOPLE THOUGHT THEY WOULD BE". Oh man, you've got me there.

>>12849930

>> Thinks it's peaked before 98% of the pump-worthy stuff has actually happened yet.

>> "Financially ruined" when it's retracted 20% after doing a x5.

Stay poor.

>>12847669

>> Gill is a meme

Yeah man the founder of the ISO Standard for blockchain, a CISO of the year and a C-level officer for banks and governments is a "meme".

It's sad when your obsession to impress Biz autists means you will forever have a sub-$1000 portfolio. Stay poor.

Pay.UK, the leading retail payments authority, has made a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) available as part of the process to appoint a strategic partner to help deliver a new payments infrastructure for the UK. Known as the New Payments Architecture (NPA), this new infrastructure will safely and securely process trillions of pounds worth of payments every year.

The PQQ is the first major milestone in the procurement process that was outlined in Pay.UK’s ‘Strategic Partner Procurement Prospectus’. The PQQ is looking to identify suppliers that a) can act as a prime contractor for end to end delivery or b) can provide some of the required products or services.

>> Only two guarantors which aren't major banks are a digital financing network company and Quant.

Makes you think.

>>12751574

Well, technically it is in the real world. The problem is Biz and the crypto community hears the word "partnership" and thinks of a big signing contract event and a hand shake in front of the media. In reality partnerships can take many forms.

I also kek when I see people hear about a "partnership" and then ask if the company is a paying client. No one ever calls a traditional buyer/seller relationship a partnership. Most people don't even understand what it means.

If you read what he says when he answers questions, it's pretty transparent. Look at the blog posts too. Where it's a commercial partnership the blog says it. But when it isn't, it doesn't. Nowhere in either post is it claimed that Oracle or Pay.UK is a commercial partnership. But both could lead to commercial partnerships down the line, which is probably the point of getting their foot in the door in this way.

Being a guarantor for Pay.UK is actually quite impressive. This is the UK's main payments authority handling trillions of pounds worth of transactions, and if you look at the list in this photo, they're in pretty amazing company.

I'm surprised you feel the way you do as I find Gil to be one of the most transparent compared to other projects. He could, if he wanted to, have hyped certain things up WAY more than he did. But he states the facts and goes to the efforts of explaining what things mean. Again, check the blog posts.

If you want another example where Quant have remained professional instead of trying to shill and hype, look at their Crowdz partnership: https://www.quant.network/blog/quant-network-and-crowdz-announce-partnership/

And Crowdz partnership with Barclays: https://www.home.barclaycard/insights/payments/Barclaycard-Payment-Solutions-and-Crowdz-partner-to-speed-up-the-B2B-supply-chain.html

It would be very tempting to connect the dots here, but they haven't.

>>12746732

>> Official authority for all UK retail payments processing £6.7 trillion per year

Look at the list, anons. See the league Quant is playing in now.