Quant (QNT) token increased to $210, up 7.51% over the past 24 hours and 4.34% in the last hour as of October 22. This price movement coincided with $90,000 in short position liquidations on Binance, Bybit, and OKX, with no long liquidations recorded. QNT holds the 39th position by market capitalization, valued at nearly $3 billion. The token's price surge reflects active trading dynamics and short-covering on major crypto platforms.
Quant ranks 39th by market capitalization globally, with a market cap of Rp43,03 trillion on Pluang as of Oct 22, 2026, 14:52 WIB. Despite the article's note of a 7.51% price gain, on Pluang QNT is down 2.39% over the past day, trading at Rp3.519.504. The token sees active trading with a 24-hour volume of Rp1.9 trillion and a strong buy sentiment at 73% of orders, while typical holders keep it for about 66 days.
The Clearing House selected Quant on September 24, 2026, to provide the technology layer for a new US network enabling tokenised deposits, aiming for live transactions in Q2 2027. This network will connect banks to existing payment systems RTP and CH...
Quant (QNT) traded at $193.21 on October 20 after dipping below $191 in the previous two sessions but closing above that level each day. The price remains about 43% below its September 27 high of $337.51. The recent price drop follows a September ral...
Quant's price has fallen from nearly $300 to around $195, facing strong downward pressure and weak buying volume. The key support zone is $191-$195; holding this could allow a test of $200 and potentially $220 resistance. However, declining trade vol...
Analyst Giannis Andreou's weekly chart shows Quant (QNT) near $190.77, testing a key $170-$200 range for a potential recovery. Holding this range is crucial before QNT can attempt to reclaim $250 and challenge higher resistance levels at $350-$380 an...
Bitcoin remains the most searched cryptocurrency as of Oct. 17, holding a $1.64 trillion market capitalization despite a 0.54% price decline to $81,432. Other top searched tokens like Injective, Derive, and Quant also saw price drops ranging from 2% ...
