Skaičiuotuvas Quant į Euras — tiesioginis kursas

Quant is not a blockchain of its own but an interoperability layer for enterprises. Its core technology, Overledger, works like an operating system that connects several different networks and legacy financial systems through "gateways" and APIs, without forcing applications to lock into a single chain. That enterprise- and bank-oriented approach is its differentiator versus consumer DeFi projects.

QNT's maximum supply is fixed at 14,612,493 tokens, a small cap for an infrastructure asset, with nearly all the supply already circulating. That scarcity by design is a trait of its own tokenomics, though it in no way guarantees any price outcome, which is volatile.

QNT's utility is not to pay a network's gas but to access Overledger: gateway operators must hold and spend QNT to pay the yearly licenses that grant them access to the platform. That is why its demand hinges on real enterprise adoption of Overledger, a risk of reliance on one specific use case worth keeping in mind.