Quant Unveils QuantNet as QNT Eyes a Breakout Toward $130

• Quant launched QuantNet to connect traditional banks with cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets through a programmable settlement network.
• UK Finance selected Quant to provide infrastructure for tokenized sterling deposits, partnering with major banks to test real-world use cases.

Quant has come up with an update with the launch of QuantNet. This network is positioned as a solution to connect traditional banks with the world of digital assets, including crypto and tokenization.

Rather than requiring banks to dismantle legacy systems, QuantNet serves as an orchestration layer that allows cash flows and assets to move seamlessly across platforms. From stablecoins and tokenized deposits to traditional currencies, everything can be connected in one seamless yet flexible mechanism.

Interestingly, QuantNet is more than just a concept on paper. The system already supports complex functions such as Delivery versus Payment (DvP), atomic settlement, and even rollback options if transactions need to be canceled.

This reduces risk without sacrificing speed. For banks that have historically struggled with infrastructure limitations, this clearly provides a shortcut. No need to rebuild systems; simply connect to QuantNet and interoperability is immediately achieved.

Quant Gains Momentum in the UK and Europe

The launch of QuantNet is even more interesting because it coincides with two major news stories from a few days ago.

On September 26, six major British banks, including Barclays, HSBC, and Lloyds, officially launched the UK Tokenized Sterling Pilot. They are using Quant technology to test tokenized deposits, which is scheduled to run until mid-2026.

They are not only testing faster transfers, but also combating potential fraud and exploring how money can be programmed for mortgages and digital asset transactions. Imagine if in the future customers could complete their housing or investment transactions with just one click through tokenization.

On the other hand, news from Europe is equally significant. The European Central Bank confirmed Quant as a key contributor to the first phase of the digital euro project. The initial focus will be on conditional payments—a kind of modern escrow—that can be used for cross-border transactions.

Multi-country trials are scheduled for 2026. With Quant’s entry into a project of this magnitude, it’s increasingly clear that they aren’t just a small player riding the hype.

Market Sees Strong Rally With Technical Confirmation

Not only that, the market reacted immediately. The price of the QNT token has risen 3.92% in the past 24 hours, reaching $105.49. This surge was accompanied by a more than 92% surge in daily trading volume to $43.25 million.

Technically, popular analyst World of Charts stated that QNT’s crucial breakout has been confirmed, setting the stage for a move above $130. For traders, this news is certainly a hot topic, especially given the increasingly strong fundamental support from real-world projects.