Quant (QNT) has climbed 19% over the past week to around $78, supported by its Robinhood listing, on-chain accumulation signals, and a bullish technical setup. Traders are now watching whether QNT can break above $80 and extend toward the $90-$100 range.

QNT has fallen below the key $70 support, turning its technical structure bearish. With major EMAs acting as resistance and momentum indicators weakening, traders are watching downside targets at $64, $60, and $56 unless price can reclaim $72.

QNT has fallen below the key $70 support, turning its market structure bearish. With major EMAs acting as resistance and momentum indicators weakening, traders are now watching downside levels at $64, $60 and $56.

QNT has lost the key $70 support level, turning market structure bearish. With price trading below major EMAs and momentum indicators remaining weak, traders are watching downside targets at $64, $60, and $56.

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