Quant
Quant's token supply is limited to 14.6 million $QNT due to a 2018 burn of unsold tokens. Most are in circulation, reducing future dilution. The token is used for Overledger licensing and trades on Ethereum and Solana. The Clearing House selected Quant for its tokenized deposit network, launching in 2027. $QNT traded around $250 on October 7.
Quant (QNT) dropped 4.5% in one hour to $240, extending its 24-hour decline to 4.87%. Long liquidations reached $200,000 across major exchanges. Quant's market cap is approximately $3.65 billion.
Analyst Ali Martinez identified XRP, Quant (QNT), and Injective (INJ) as altcoins with potential breakouts. XRP is near a key support level of $1.50, Quant is testing $262, and Injective is near $7.33. Their future performance depends on defending these levels and continued market recovery.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 11 news stories mentioning QNT-USD (Quant). Coverage has skewed bullish: 7 bullish, 2 neutral, and 2 bearish.
Recent QNT-USD coverage spans crypto, market movers and technology.
Limited supply and cross‑chain expansion may support QNT price stability.
Short-term price pressure from significant long liquidations.
Possible rally if price sustains above $262.
The viral call and the banks' trial could generate heightened interest and buying pressure on QNT if the technology gains traction.
Likely short‑term buying pressure as traders price in renewed institutional narrative and technical support at $254.
AlphAI scores every news story that mentions QNT-USD with an AI model for sentiment and relevance, and aggregates insider trades from Quant's SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Figures refresh continuously.
Quant's token supply is limited to 14.6 million $QNT due to a 2018 burn of unsold tokens. Most are in circulation, reducing future dilution. The token is used for Overledger licensing and trades on Ethereum and Solana. The Clearing House selected Quant for its tokenized deposit network, launching in 2027. $QNT traded around $250 on October 7.
4 min readQuant (QNT) dropped 4.5% in one hour to $240, extending its 24-hour decline to 4.87%. Long liquidations reached $200,000 across major exchanges. Quant's market cap is approximately $3.65 billion.
1 min readAnalyst Ali Martinez identified XRP, Quant (QNT), and Injective (INJ) as altcoins with potential breakouts. XRP is near a key support level of $1.50, Quant is testing $262, and Injective is near $7.33. Their future performance depends on defending these levels and continued market recovery.
2 min readHSBC, Barclays, and Lloyds are among seven UK banks testing tokenized deposits using Quant's infrastructure. The trial aims to automate payments upon meeting conditions. Quant CEO Gilbert Verdian called it a milestone. Analyst Jan Nieuwenhuijs predicted QNT could reach $10,000, requiring an 8,233% increase from his entry level.
2 min readQuant (QNT) rose 4% in 24 hours, outperforming the broader crypto market, due to renewed institutional interest. The ECB's expanded digital-euro testing and The Clearing House's On-Chain Money Initiative highlighted Quant's role, boosting its narrative. Technical support around $254 also encouraged buying.
2 min readQuant, a British tech company, offers Overledger, a blockchain interoperability solution that connects banks to multiple networks without committing to a single chain. Launched in June 2026, the Fusion Rollup integrates 74 networks. Quant's QNT token is used for licensing fees, with some payments potentially in other currencies. The company was selected by The Clearing House for a tokenized deposits network, backed by 25 US institutions, set to launch in early 2027.
3 min readQuant (QNT) rose 3.41% in 4 hours, driven by ongoing momentum and short squeezes. The rally follows its selection by The Clearing House for a tokenized commercial-bank deposits initiative, which has boosted QNT over 150% in a week. Short liquidations and relative market strength also contributed to the move, with no new catalyst in the last few hours.
2 min readBitcoin fell to $84,500 after a brief rally following softer US jobs data. Most altcoins declined, but Quant (QNT) and Midnight (NIGHT) gained. Bitcoin's market cap is $1.69T, and its dominance is 59%. On-chain data shows mixed signals for Bitcoin's future.
2 min readThe Clearing House (TCH), a U.S. banking company processing over $2 trillion daily, chose Quant (QNT) for its tokenized deposit network. QNT's interoperability and experience with regulated institutions were key factors. The project, backed by 25 financial institutions, aims to enable instant payments and efficient liquidity management. QNT's token saw significant price volatility following the announcement.
2 min readQuant (QNT) surged 158.3% after being selected by The Clearing House for its On-Chain Money Initiative. Midnight (NIGHT) rose 96.5% with expanded mainnet access. Bitcoin (BTC) gained 0.6%, while Lighter (LIGHT) fell 28.7% following Robinhood's derivatives announcement. Ethena (ENA) and Zcash (ZEC) also posted double-digit losses.
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