Quant Price Prediction: QNT at $236, the Level to Watch

Quant (QNT) was trading at around $236 late on Friday evening, October 2, 2026 (according to CoinGecko). That is a loss of almost 18 percent against the closing price of $287 on September 30, and still about three and a half times the level of mid-September. Over the past 24 hours the range ran between $224.80 and $261.29. For the Quant price prediction, one question is therefore decisive: does the zone around $225 to $230 hold, or does the correction run on?

What Is Behind the Run From $66 to $287

QNT closed at $65.70 on September 19 and at $287.38 on September 30 (daily closing prices, CoinMarketCap). Over 30 days that is a gain of roughly 264 percent, over seven days of almost 140 percent. Among the 50 largest crypto assets it is the strongest advance over 30 days, well ahead of NEAR at around 149 percent (CoinGecko, October 2).

The trigger came from the US banking sector. The Clearing House, operator of the RTP and CHIPS payment systems and owned by large US banks, selected Quant on September 24 as technology partner for a network of tokenised deposits, as Blockonomi reports. Quant is to run the layer that coordinates settlement and clearing between the banks and connects the network to RTP and CHIPS. Two days later seven British banks, among them Barclays, HSBC and Lloyds, reported the first genuine customer payments in tokenised sterling deposits over the Quant platform (Cryptopolitan). We set out the background to the mandate in our piece on tokenised deposits.