QUANT OVERLEDGER
This is a new block chain operating system designed to solve the problem of single-ledger dependency. It will achieve this by increasing commutability among deploy distributed ledger (DLTs) thus allowing general-purpose apps to run on different block chains. It also introduces a vendor-dependent wire-level protocol for message-oriented middleware.
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NOTE: Quant Overledger has all the features of a great block chain operating system. It addresses the challenges that similar system faces and propose very interesting concepts on interoperability connection method and scalability making it a very attractive venture. I will certainly invest in it.
I'm not seeing much under GitHub, so we'll have to see if they have any actual ship code.
Summary
Quant has a solution that could bring in a new wave of blockchain apps that are decentralized. This makes it easier for developers as they only have to code once. Overall, with its innovation, Quant has a great future ahead of it.
Positives
Partnership: Quant has links to National Agencies and Government Bodies.
Developer Friendly: When you create an app with Quant, you don’t have to worry about creating it for another blockchain.
Strong Team: The CEO has a lot of experience in information security and has a solid background. Plus, its advisory board has been working directly with Quant’s Overledger since 2015.
Negatives
Limited Market Information: On its whitepaper, it shows limited information on the marketplace and how it will be utilized.
No MVP: While this is a great concept, it needs to have a physical product. According to their development team, their code will be released on Github on Q3 2018.
High Competition: It says that it wants to create a multi-dApp platform, but there are also other projects that have this same goal such as Arcblock.