Quant (QNT) Price Prediction: Bullish Elliott Wave Setup Targets $390 and Beyond

The Quant price is hovering near $295 after climbing from around $60–$70 earlier in September. The rally accelerated after The Clearing House selected Quant to provide the interoperability, orchestration, and transaction-management layer for its On-Chain Money Initiative.

Quant Price Prediction and Elliott Wave Setup

Technical analyst @Brikka_trading has identified what appears to be a bullish 1-2-i-ii Elliott Wave structure on the QNT chart. Under this interpretation, a confirmed upward move could initiate a stronger wave iii of wave 3.

The analysis projects upside targets of $322, $390, and $530 based on Fibonacci extensions and channel breakouts. Source: @Brikka_trading via X

The setup remains dependent on price confirmation rather than the pattern alone. The analyst identifies $195 as the key invalidation level for the bullish structure, while the accompanying analysis highlights $206.10 as another support area.

On the upside, the analysis identifies $322 as an initial target, followed by $390 and $530. These levels are based on Fibonacci extensions and channel-break projections. The earlier $253 resistance level is particularly important, as a sustained move above it would provide additional confirmation for the bullish structure.

Quant’s recent price action shows why confirmation remains important. Binance data shows the token reached an intraday high of about $360.64 on September 27 before experiencing a sharp pullback and subsequent recovery.

QNT Technical Analysis

The broader technical structure remains strongly bullish despite the recent volatility. QNT has moved substantially above its short-, medium-, and long-term moving averages following the September breakout.

Quant (QNT) price chart. Source: Brave New Coin

Momentum indicators, however, have entered stretched territory. RSI readings above 70 are generally considered overbought, and the exceptionally strong price advance has increased the possibility of consolidation or a corrective move. This does not by itself invalidate the broader trend, but it highlights the gap between strong momentum and short-term price risk.

Current market data places QNT around $288, with a market capitalization above $4 billion and 24-hour trading volume approaching $1 billion. Its previous all-time high stands near $427.42.

From a price-structure perspective, the $300–$310 area represents an important near-term test. A sustained move beyond that zone could bring the $322 projection into focus, while the $390 region sits closer to the token’s previous record area. A deeper retracement could instead bring the $240–$260 region into focus, followed by support around $200–$240.

The Clearing House Partnership Drives QNT Rally

The fundamental catalyst behind the recent move is Quant’s selection by The Clearing House for its On-Chain Money Initiative.

The network is designed to allow financial institutions to clear and settle tokenized deposit transactions while connecting on-chain activity with established payment infrastructure, including the RTP and CHIPS networks. The Clearing House expects the initiative to become available to participating institutions in the first half of 2027.

Quant (QNT)’s Clearing House news broke on Thursday, while most on-chain activity followed on Sunday. Source: @SantimentData via X

The Clearing House Chief Strategy Officer Sal Karakaplan said, “Building interbank infrastructure for tokenized deposits requires proven technology that can scale,” adding that Quant brings the technology and expertise needed to support the network.

The initiative is particularly relevant because the Clearing House is owned by 25 of the largest financial institutions in the United States. Its June announcement described the project as a bank-led effort to connect on-chain activity with traditional payment rails and support tokenized commercial bank money.

That institutional development has coincided with Quant’s sharp price expansion. Market data shows the token rising from roughly $67 on September 21 to above $350 during the September rally before retracing.

QNT Whales Add Selling Pressure

The rally has also triggered activity among previously dormant Quant holders. Lookonchain reported that wallet 0x6d32, inactive for more than three years, deposited 8,250 QNT worth about $1.88 million to Binance.

Lookonchain reports that two QNT whales inactive for over three years sold into the rally, depositing a combined 17,250 QNT worth about $4 million to exchanges. Source: @lookonchain via X

Another dormant wallet, 0xd633, transferred 34,200 QNT worth roughly $8.05 million. Of those holdings, 9,000 QNT, valued at approximately $2.12 million at the time, were deposited to Coinbase and Kraken.

The exchange deposits may indicate an increased possibility of selling, but on-chain transfers alone do not confirm that the tokens were actually sold. The remaining Quant associated with the second wallet was not reported as deposited to an exchange.

This distinction is important after such a rapid price increase. Long-dormant holders moving tokens can increase available exchange liquidity, but the eventual market impact depends on whether those assets are sold, transferred again, or retained.

Founder-Linked Wallet Moves After Seven Years

Another dormant wallet has drawn attention. Lookonchain reported that address 0x48E9, which it identifies as linked to Quant Network’s founder, transferred 25,776 QNT worth about $6.97 million to newly created wallets after seven years of inactivity.

Quant Network founder wallet 0x48E9 moved 25,776 QNT worth $6.97 million to new wallets after seven years of inactivity, while retaining 600,000 QNT valued at $160.39 million. Source: @lookonchain via X

The wallet reportedly still holds 600,000 QNT, valued at roughly $160 million based on the price at the time of the transaction. The transferred tokens were sent to new addresses rather than directly to an exchange, so the movement does not establish an intention to sell.

The activity nevertheless adds another layer to Quant’s current market structure. The token is now dealing with strong institutional-related demand narratives alongside increased movements from large and previously inactive holders.

QNT Price Prediction: $390 and Beyond

The bullish Elliott Wave scenario places $322 as an important intermediate objective, with $390 and $530 appearing as higher Fibonacci-based projections if the structure develops as outlined by @Brikka_trading.

For that scenario to gain technical confirmation, QNT would need to maintain the broader bullish structure and overcome nearby resistance. The $253 level remains an important reference from the earlier analysis, while the $300–$310 region has become a significant short-term price barrier.

On the downside, $240–$260 offers a key area to monitor, followed by the 200–240 zone. A break below the analyst’s $195 invalidation level would undermine the specific bullish Elliott Wave structure.

QNT therefore enters the next phase of its rally with two competing forces: a fundamental catalyst tied to institutional tokenized-deposit infrastructure and elevated selling activity from dormant wallets. Whether the next move extends toward $390 or develops into a deeper consolidation will depend on how price responds to these technical levels and whether the recent momentum can be sustained.