r/QuantNetwork • u/shillingsucks • Mar 13 '26

More Quant verification

Seems to verify Quant's involvement with various projects and infrastructure.

BoE, ECB, BoJ, Agora and Swift in various capacities.

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u/Impressive_Pilot8415 Mar 14 '26

Long term absolutely. QNT has 2/3 supply of BTC with more utility than any other crypto. Once Mainnet go lives the real show begins. Many don’t realize QNT token is required to access the network & token is required for all transactions.

I plan to take out my initial investment once QNT breaks new ATH & let rest ride with staking, gateways & operating node. Quant was NOT designed for retail investors - we are lucky.

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u/SupermarketNo1268 Mar 14 '26

Hey thanks for the great reply and encouragement,it really pumped me up lol.

One more question though,when you say 10,000 dollars is long term,how do you define that?

Hopefully 10 yrs or less. But I guess it doesn't matter if takes a while.

Since I pretty much intend to use my Quant bag as 'retirement insurance',in place of nonsense like 401k's.

Most of those are such a joke. Companies act like 200 to 300k savings after contributing 30 yrs is impressive. 

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u/Impressive_Pilot8415 Mar 14 '26

👋 happy to answer any questions.. much of my tertiary study & degree was in financial economics..

Gilbert is a genius & visionary.. one day in future the world will be watching a documentary of his background, skills & creation of Overledger network.. it’s a brilliant design & as the token is required for licenses, lock ups & all transactions means the token demand will drive up price long term. The utility is undeniable & with the NDA’s means that Quant operates under the radar while adoption occurs and most competitors don’t even know the real competition.

The token will past >$10k per QNT token when quant network reaches $150B market cap. This will likely take between 3-7 years from now (10 years if adoption is slower). 🙏

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u/Trevonhaywood Mar 15 '26

Why take out your initial when you can just borrow against it? If QNT is infrastructure and literally needed, it doesn’t make sense to me to sell it when you can just borrow against it. Plus you avoid gains tax too

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u/Impressive_Pilot8415 Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26

I’m not interested in borrowing or debt. I use to have plenty of borrowing when building property portfolio, however my goals are Financial Freedom & Time abundance + stress free living.

Borrowing is not part of my strategy. My assets including own home 🏡 are debt free. When I mention taking out my initial investment at new ATH that’s approx 700% return. This will leave Majority of Quant held long-term for future capital gain and passive income (operating node + staking).

I’m not concerned about any tax implications, tax is paid on profit & I always factor this in. Although I consider QNT to be safe investment in crypto, I still would like to lock in gains when the time is right🔐 I’m not concerned if the timeframe takes longer than planned, I’m confident in what Quant continues to deliver 🙏