Quant, an enterprise blockchain interoperability platform, achieved major institutional adoption on September 24, 2026, when seven UK banks including Barclays and HSBC processed live customer transactions on tokenised sterling deposits, and The Clearing House named it the interoperability layer for US payment infrastructure connecting 25 major banks. The company, founded by Gilbert Verdian with deep government and banking security credentials, has spent over a decade building institutional partnerships, culminating in embedding its Overledger technology across UK and US financial systems without requiring bridges or wrapped tokens.
X users discussed Ethereum developments including The Clearing House's $2 trillion daily settlement operations now operating on Ethereum with Quant technology, a $351.6 million hack of Bitget exchange, high Ethereum gas fees delaying Peniwallet deployment, and technical analysis of an AI-crypto convergence asset.
A collection of X posts from September 24, 2026 discussing Solana memecoins, airdrop giveaways, and cryptocurrency infrastructure developments. Posts feature users promoting various tokens like $CATE and $ZYROX, alongside discussion of Quant's integration with major payment networks and central bank digital currency initiatives.
Discussion of RWA (Real World Assets) platforms on X, featuring QFEX's quant-driven exchange with backing from major HFT firms, Injective's Meridian upgrade with regulated securities and privacy features, and Propbase's tokenized real estate gaining market attention.
The Clearing House selected Quant to provide interoperability and orchestration for its Onchain Money Initiative, connecting tokenized deposits across major U.S. payment networks CHIPS and RTP. The initiative involves 25 major financial institutions including JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi, processing over $560 trillion annually in CHIPS alone, with Quant enabling coordination between tokenized deposits and existing fiat payment systems.
Cryptocurrency spot ETFs saw net inflows on September 23, with Bitcoin receiving $346.98M and Ethereum $104.63M. UK banks completed the first live customer transactions using tokenised sterling deposits on Quant-built infrastructure, enabling programmable payments for mortgages and marketplace purchases.
An AI quant tool called Senpi Signals launched to analyze Hyperliquid markets, scoring pricing mismatches and ranking them based on funding, open interest, momentum, whale flow, and smart wallet positioning.