/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12368089
>Don't miss your chance anons.

30,000 QNT locked and loaded, sir.

$100 QNT is an inevitability.

>>12368311
Nice

What does the token do?

>>12368498
>What does the token do?


It makes you rich.

>>12368498
The beauty of it: it can do anything we program it to do. It can even act as an decentralized oracle if it must, everthing possible, because we are still finding out what QNT token will be capable of

>>12368498
In summary:
We have an Enterprise and Community approach to the utility of the tokens:

- Each developer and enterprise will need to hold QNT as a license to be able to develop and publish mApps.
- Charging for the use of mApps will be at the discretion of the developer or enterprise, however they can charge using FIAT or in QNT.
- QNT is also paid for the amount of volume that is transacted through Overledger for read and write transactions.
- Gas fees for permission-less blockchains can be all handled by the developer or Quant Network can manage that on their behalf.
- This is all handled in our Treasury which will have a payment processor engine to facilitate this.

We’ll have more detail published in January.

People can even host Overledger nodes and will be rewarded for the volume that goes through it.

>>12368508

Come on, mate, I am balls deep in QNT but let's not get silly. It's an ERC20 token, it "does" fuck all. You can transfer it around between wallets and buy/sell on exchanges.

It doesn't "do" anything.

It will one day be "used" to buy access to Quant's services in some fashion.

It will moon on pure rabid speculation and hype alone.

>>12368537
True, it's a utility token, but the scope of Quants connections is huge. They are also building their own blockchain, to compete with Hyperledger.

The most moronic shitcoin I've ever seen.

>>12368089
bought 100 incase it moons on speculation or listing on a recent exchange
but overledger is closed and their github is a joke
It's pure vaporware right now

>>12368793
>It's pure vaporware right now

best to wait until it hits $100 then, eh? In fact, sell all your crypto and wait another ten years before you buy back in, to make sure you're buying a FINISHED PRODUCT.

>>12368734
>the scope of Quants connections is huge. They are also building their own blockchain

Yes. When it comes to speculating on future/vapor shit really what you're doing is trusting your money in the hands of someone else. If you can find a more based, ambitious and connection-pilled team than Quant, I will eat my dick.

>>12368793
True about their Github, but I don't think the European Comission, AIOTI etc. would be interested in vaporware.
>>12368811
I can't, only Sovrin in relation to adoption/partners etc.

>>12368932

Honestly, mate, it is 100% guaranteed that Quant is going to moon beyond all fucking comprehension. It WILL be a top-20 coin.

It's a waste of time shilling it. I shilled it in July and no one listened back when it was 1/15th of its current ETH value for weeks and weeks.

When the time comes, the plebs will pump it for us. If anything, best to just let it stay down here for as long as possible. I am ALL IN and won't have any spare cash for another month.

>>12368970
True:)

>>12368793

It is patented. It isn't open. Github is more of a meme anyways.

>>12368536
>however they can charge using FIAT or in QNT

Yeeahhhh. That's gonna be a no for me dog. Another worthless shitcoin.