Quant

Oct 2, 2026

QNT Goes Live on Solana via Sunrise, Starts Trading on Raydium

Quant’s token QNT is now available on Solana through the cross-chain infrastructure Sunrise and can be traded on decentralized exchange Raydium, according to Techub News, citing NewsBTC. The move gives Solana users a direct route to QNT liquidity without requiring Quant to give up its existing deployment on Ethereum. The report said Raydium is one of Solana’s core decentralized trading venues, and the listing places QNT in a more active on-chain market. It also noted that Quant has long been associated with interoperability infrastructure and enterprise connectivity, while Solana has developed into one of the more liquid blockchain environments geared toward retail and payment use cases.

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Tokenized Deposits

Sep 30, 2026

Banks push tokenized deposits and settlement links as on-chain finance moves beyond stablecoins

Banks in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada are moving ahead with tokenized deposit initiatives, while Europe is connecting tokenized asset trades to central bank money settlement. The projects use different structures, but they are all trying to solve the same problem: once bonds, funds, stocks and other traditional assets move onto distributed ledgers, the payment leg also needs a workable path. On Sept. 24, The Clearing House said it had selected Quant to support its On-Chain Money Initiative, a planned interbank network for clearing and settling tokenized deposit transactions that will connect with RTP and CHIPS. The network is expected to open to participating financial institutions in the first half of 2027. On the same day, UK Finance said the Great British Tokenised Deposit project had completed its first live customer transactions using tokenized pound deposits, with seven banks taking part. Canada’s six large banks announced a separate exploration of tokenized Canadian dollar deposits on Sept. 22, while the Eurosystem launched Pontes on Sept. 21 to enable wholesale settlement of tokenized asset trades in central bank money. The developments point to a broader shift in focus. The question is no longer only which assets can be tokenized, but whether the money used to settle those assets can move with the same reliability across existing financial infrastructure.

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Quant

Sep 30, 2026

Quant founder-linked wallet moves $6.97 million in QNT after seven years of inactivity

A wallet linked to Quant Network founder moved 25,776 QNT, worth about $6.97 million, after being inactive for seven years, according to on-chain tracker Lookonchain. The address, identified as 0x48E9, sent the tokens to several newly created wallets on Sept. 30, according to the report cited by BlockBeats. Despite the transfer, the wallet still holds 600,000 QNT with an estimated value of $160.39 million. The move stands out because of the wallet’s long dormancy and the size of the remaining holdings. No further details on the purpose of the transfers were disclosed in the source report.

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Quant

Sep 29, 2026

QNT Jumps Nearly 69% in a Day as the Market Chases a Narrative the Project Has Yet to Confirm

Quant’s QNT surged 68.98% over 24 hours to $173.74 on Sept. 27, while the project’s official channels stayed silent for a third straight day. A market note by CoinMarketCap research head Alice Liu said the move was led by spot buying rather than derivatives: open interest stood at $48.15 million, or just 2.31% of its roughly $2.08 billion market cap, well below the level where futures tend to dominate price action. That left a sharp gap between price behavior and the story traders were using to explain it, namely reports tied to tokenized interbank deposits in the U.K., which the note said had not been confirmed as running on Quant infrastructure. The report contrasted QNT with two other top gainers. NEAR also rose on spot-led demand, but had a dense stream of official product updates behind it. Worldcoin, by contrast, showed stronger leverage dependence, with open interest at 14.24% of market cap and net spot selling. The broader market looked far less heated once QNT was removed from the sample: among the top 50 tokens, the median 24-hour gain dropped to 1.25% ex-QNT, even as 24 of 26 narrative categories were up over seven days. The same report also highlighted growing market attention on SEC and CFTC crypto guidance, shrinking but still positive ETF inflows, and a possible shift in leverage activity toward on-chain venues such as Hyperliquid.

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Quant

Sep 29, 2026

After QNT’s surge, traders turned to HBAR and ALGO in the U.S. institutional token theme

Quant, Hedera, and Algorand have emerged as the latest names grouped under the market’s “U.S. institutional token” trade, but the drivers behind their moves are not equally solid. Quant led the run after The Clearing House said on Sept. 24 that it had selected Quant’s Overledger technology for the interoperability layer of its tokenized deposit network, sending QNT from around $67 to as high as $330 within a week. Hedera’s HBAR then jumped about 30% in a day, while Algorand’s ALGO climbed more than 25% from its monthly low. The common thread is not proven token demand already flowing on-chain. It is a mix of institutional branding, compliance narratives, and hopes that enterprise adoption will one day translate into direct value for the tokens themselves. The article argues that QNT has the clearest catalyst but may also have the most stretched valuation. HBAR has a stack of recognizable enterprise headlines, though the link to token demand remains hard to quantify. ALGO offers a package of post-quantum security, AI payment infrastructure, and a new CEO, but its commercial path still needs proof. Put together, the rally looks less like a broad-based fundamental repricing and more like capital rotating through assets that fit the same story.

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Quant

Sep 28, 2026

Quant lands The Clearing House mandate, but QNT’s 300% surge still hinges on execution

Quant Network has emerged as one of crypto’s standout movers after The Clearing House, or TCH, said on Sept. 24 that Quant will provide the core technology architecture for its On-Chain Money Initiative. The announcement helped push QNT up about 300% over seven days. TCH is owned by 25 major U.S. commercial banks, including JPMorgan, Bank of America and Citigroup, and its RTP and CHIPS networks handle vast volumes of interbank settlement, with average daily processing topping $2 trillion. The deal gives Quant more than a commercial win. It places the company inside a critical part of U.S. banking infrastructure, extending a strategy it has pursued for years: selling enterprise interoperability software to banks, regulated institutions and large corporations rather than building a retail-facing crypto product. Quant’s Overledger platform is designed to connect different distributed ledgers and existing financial systems without forcing participating institutions to rebuild their current compliance and risk frameworks. Still, the market’s repricing of QNT has moved well ahead of visible revenue. The contract value, revenue scale and any token holding requirements have not been disclosed. TCH’s tokenized deposit network is also expected to open for pilot access only in the first half of 2027, leaving a long buildout period before the project reaches live testing.

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Bitget

Sep 28, 2026

Bitget says it will restore its protection fund to $300 million within a week as spot Bitcoin ETFs post $2.386 billion in weekly inflows

Bitget said it will replenish its user protection fund to at least $300 million within a week after using it to cover losses tied to a recent security incident, according to comments from CEO Gracy Chen. The exchange said about $388 million in assets had been moved out, while private keys were not compromised, cold wallets were unaffected, the vulnerability had been fixed, and an asset recovery process had begun. Elsewhere, SoSoValue data showed U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.386 billion in net inflows over the Sept. 21-25 trading week, the strongest weekly intake in nearly a year. BlackRock’s IBIT led with $1.158 billion, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC with $702 million. Spot Ether ETFs also logged $690 million in net inflows over the same period. The daily roundup also included THORChain’s statement that network halts are emergency safety measures rather than selective freezes, Circle’s disclosure that co-founder Sean Neville had stepped down from the board and CFO Jeremy Fox-Geen plans to leave after the end of 2026, and NYSE Arca’s approval to list the Bitwise NEAR Protocol spot ETF under the ticker NRR. Quant’s sharp rally, MEXC’s response to a user theft complaint, token unlock data, and several analyst views on Bitcoin, NFTs, Ethereum, and tokenized equities were also part of the update.

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whale movement

Sep 28, 2026

New Wallet Withdraws 10,390 QNT From Coinbase

A newly created wallet address, identified as “0x80Fa,” has withdrawn 10,390 Quant (QNT) from cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, according to on-chain monitoring data cited by Lookonchain. The tokens were valued at about $2.87 million based on the figures provided in the report. The update was published by ChainCatcher under its whale movement coverage. No additional transaction details were disclosed in the source text beyond the wallet label, the exchange involved, the amount withdrawn, and the estimated value of the transfer.

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