Quant’s token QNT is now available on Solana through the cross-chain infrastructure Sunrise and can be traded on decentralized exchange Raydium, according to Techub News, citing NewsBTC. The move gives Solana users a direct route to QNT liquidity without requiring Quant to give up its existing deployment on Ethereum. The report said Raydium is one of Solana’s core decentralized trading venues, and the listing places QNT in a more active on-chain market. It also noted that Quant has long been associated with interoperability infrastructure and enterprise connectivity, while Solana has developed into one of the more liquid blockchain environments geared toward retail and payment use cases.
Quant’s token QNT is now available on Solana through the cross-chain infrastructure Sunrise and can be traded on decentralized exchange Raydium, according to Techub News, citing NewsBTC.
The setup gives Solana users direct access to QNT liquidity without requiring Quant to abandon its existing deployment on Ethereum.
The report described Raydium as one of Solana’s core decentralized trading venues. With the listing, QNT enters a more active on-chain market.
It also said Quant has historically been tied to interoperability infrastructure and enterprise connectivity, while Solana has become one of the more liquid blockchain environments oriented toward retail and payments.
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