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💣I don't think 99% of people realize this has been the most bullish year for $QNT While PA may say otherwise, we're talking about long term fundamentals here The retail FUD you see on CT means nothing We're starting to see the vision come to fruition Here's Quant in 2023 Right off the bat in January, we got a huge announcement that's been LONG awaited This was the live release of LACChain, as it's now in full production & has since expanded to additional applications and validators in US & EU Currently there are under 9 million transactions on LACChain, quite impressive to say the least Keep in mind that its only been 11 months $TRX has 6.7 million total transactions, their mainnet started in 2018 $VET has 50 million transactions, their mainnet also launched in 2018 $ICP has 7.2 million transactions, their mainnet started in 2021 Needless to say LACChain has been quite the success in their first year alone & we haven't even seen the real critical deployments yet Already over 8 million citizens lives have been benefitted through LACChain Just most recently LACNet, the coordinator for LACChain had gotten approved to join as a Class A liaison member to ISO TC 307 This is of course the standard for blockchain & DLT founded by none other than $QNT CEO Gilbert Verdian To see LACChain continue to further align with ISO TC307 beyond through INATBA speaks volumes But who could've guessed LACChain could've been overshadowed by even larger developments? Imagine that... the largest public permissioned DLT utilizing $QNT was overshadowed by something If you told me this in January 2023 I probably wouldn't of believed you So what is it that overshadowed LACChain? It's due to the fact that the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) had DIRECTLY QUOTED Quant & Overledger In fact not just quoting it, but even saying that their CBDC architecture is enabled by Overledger This was initially seen on June 16 with the public announcement of Project Rosalind Now this was also quite an interesting period of time Because between the launch of LACChain to the reveal of Rosalind... there wasn't all too much coming from Quant's end PR & marketing had seemed like it had taken a back seat as they focused on other things Though nobody could of guessed what they were truly working on as this news was groundbreaking This was the first time we saw a BIS CBDC platform directly using and mentioning Overledger While we've previously seen API Gateways within various CBDC documents...nothing does it quite like official confirmation In fact just 2 weeks after the release of Project Rosalind, the BIS had created the framework for a Unified Ledger This framework is quite similar to Project Rosalind as the Unified Ledger approach also utilizes API's between systems to connect & unify together Could Project Rosalind of inspired this? Well it seems like Project Rosalind has been quite the inspiration for CBDCs as they've also inspired Project Sela to take on the same framework Project Sela is between the BIS, Hong Kong Monetary Authority & Central Bank of Israel Project Rosalind brought forth an unprecedented method to ensure a full functioning CBDC ecosystem One where users, businesses & banks could all efficiently operate seamlessly across different systems But this still doesn't exactly fit the Unified Ledger Though one of the newer BIS CBDCs takes this approach further to truly test the Unified Ledger framework with $QNT in mind This is the eKRW between the Bank of Korea & BIS Not only do they directly state that they'll be testing tokenized money & tokenized assets on a unified ledger But they've DIRECTLY name dropped SATP, the same standard that Quant & MIT are working on In the document they've stated that the standard is "particularly well suited for permissioned ledgers" EXACTY what enterprises are after But it's not just with the BIS either We also saw Quant join UK Finance on a panel discussing the implications of a digital pound This was joined alongside executives from Citi, BIS & the Bank of England Additionally Quant joined UK Finance as an Associate Member back in late October But one would think they've previously connected at some point given some overlaps UK Finance had tested the Regulated Liability Network (RLN) model for UK financial infrastructure with EY The RLN & Unified Ledger share the same goals in being a single shared DLT for all things money, assets & deposits Within UK Finance & EY's report we saw something quite similar... an integration gateway This gateway would connect banks, payment service providers & more Sounds EXACTLY like how SATP and Overledger have modelled the framework for their API Gateways🤔 We also saw Quant finally get one of their patents approved that they had initially filed all the way back in 2017 (We need IPwe more than ever $CSPR) This patent is for blockchain communications and ordering Or in simpler terms, its enabled Quant to propose and set a universal timezone for DLT as a whole Because currently the lack of a standardized block time means there are countless different variations in speed for block generation This becomes an increasingly larger issue as enterprises look to adopt multi-chain utilities Initially we saw this only patent approved by the Japanese patent office on July 31st But in less than 12 hours, we proceeded to see China, US & the World Intellectual Property Office (UN) ALL approve of the patent afterwards Quite interesting how that was coordinated This patent just further adds to Quant's array of different counterparts of the DLT world they're looking to standardize to be fit for industry use But while we're on the topic of standards... Let's wrap this thread up with a BANG & look at perhaps the most significant development for Quant overall This is of course the fact that Secure Asset Transfer Protocol (SATP) was officially added into the Internet Engineering Task Force's (IETF) working group IETF working groups are the primary mechanism for development of IETF specifications and guidelines With the general majority of these eventually turning into standards like TCP/IP for example Since then P & MIT have continued to see growing support & attention for SATP As we've now seen countless large entities all either taking part in these IETF meetings Some have even gone as far as using the SATP framework in their patents for network communications like how IBM has SWIFT Cisco Ethereum Microsoft Dell Juniper NSA UCLA SDX US DoD EY Google HP Enterprise Deutsche Telekom I could go on, but its clear that SATP is drawing eyes from the biggest names in & out of the industry The pieces are now fully in place Now we let the game come to us🧠

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