A Quant holder explains why he sold some QNT while staying bullish, citing partnerships with the Bank of England, Bank of International Settlements, Barclays, Citi, HSBC, and Santander. He emphasizes Quant's scarcity and institutional backing despite its low price, and argues retail investors need better education about the project.
Let's have a serious talk about QNT Quant. A lot of people have misunderstood my video announcing that I sold a small portion of my Quant because I didn't like their move away from X. But anyone who truly knows my content knows that I don't just hold things for a couple years and then I dip, right? That's not how this works. I am infinitely bullish on Quant, and I will maintain that. And I don't care if some moron cannot understand that two things can be true at the same time. I cannot like their move away from X and sell a tiny bit of my Quant, and I can remain bullish and continue to hold my Quant. Two things— this can be true at the same time. I know you guys, some of you think in black and white, and it has to be tall or short or ugly or pretty. It's stupidity. That doesn't work in investing. I have my hand in every single pot. Name a sector of crypto, I am heavily invested. That is how you need to be. You need to treat this like some— a huge chess game. You got to have your hand in every single pot. Let's take a look at this. Quant is one of the only coins that's working with the world's largest financial institutions. I feel like we just got to get back to the roots, right? We're so far gone from talking about the fundamentals and why we even started buying Quant in the first place. This is because they literally have proof of working with the largest financial institutions in the world. One small example: Quant collaborates with Bank of International Settlements and the Bank of England on Project Rosalind.
A 20-year career in cybersecurity. I ran the payment infrastructure as the Chief Security Officer for the Bank of England. So keeping all the money—
that was their CEO. And yes, he had a 20-year career keeping the money safe for the Bank of England. Right here, there's also some evidence of Barclays, Citi, HSBC, Santander, some of the biggest. I will continue to hold my Quant. I will continue to be bullish on Quant. They don't control what I say. I don't care what they think about what I say. I will tell the truth on every single project Every single time. I don't care if it's negative about my favorite project. Even if I love the project, I'm going to tell the truth about it because the truth in crypto protects people from losing money. If they slipped up super badly somehow, I would say it. And a little message to the haters: I don't think it's wise to hate on the person who has brought hundreds of thousands of mainstream eyeballs to Quant. Through my TikTok. It's not wise. You guys got it backwards. Do not hate on the people who are bringing this thing mainstream. I was talking about this at $28 to $40 on, on TikTok in 2021, 2022. I've been on this for years. Do not hate on the people who are going to bring this thing mainstream, right? Quant clearly doesn't care about retail holders. They just don't. You would stay on X as a crypto project if you cared about retail. They don't care, which maybe they, maybe they don't need it, which would be great. Hopefully that's the real stance is that, hey, we don't need retail, screw them, right? Which is bad anyways. We have to put on for retail. We have to tell people how dope this asset is. We have to tell people that it has scarcity, utility, government partnerships, bank partnerships all wrapped into one. And it's only $1.62.
