Historical replay · QNT/USD
Quant's Sixfold Run and the $373 Hour (September 2026)
Quant's QNT token went from $61 to $373 in ten days, with the final leg — $228 to $373 — taking a single hour on September 27, 2026. Relive the acceleration, the spike and the violent swings that followed.
Quant builds Overledger, software designed to connect blockchains with each other and with enterprise systems. For most of 2026 its QNT token closed between roughly $55 and $85 on thin volume: on September 17 it closed at $61.20 after trading about $0.7 million on Binance all day.
The run started slowly and then went vertical. QNT gained 28% on September 24 to $90.10, 54% on September 26 to $151.52, and 89% on September 27. The climax came between 22:00 and 23:00 UTC that Sunday: price went from about $228 to $373 in under an hour, on roughly $36 million of volume, and closed the hour at $344. It was QNT's highest price since September 2021.
The next hour gave a taste of what was coming, with price dropping as low as $248 on about $39 million of volume. September 28 became the largest trading day in QNT's Binance history, around $240 million, and its range ran from $320 down to $195. The token then bounced to $329 on September 30 before settling back near $245 on October 1.
In the replay, watch how the candles grow as the move matures. The early days are small, orderly steps on minimal volume; by the end, single hourly candles span 30% or more. That widening range is the market telling you that liquidity, not conviction, is setting the price.