Quant (QNT) is trading near $80 on Saturday after rebounding from a long-term demand zone, as traders position ahead of the Overledger Fusion mainnet launch scheduled for Q1 2026.
The token has stabilized following weeks of compression inside a symmetrical triangle, a technical structure that often precedes a directional move.
At the time of writing, QNT is holding above the $73–$75 recovery zone after bouncing from the $58–$62 support area, according to chart data referenced by crypto analyst JohncyCrypto.
The sustained defense of this region suggests that selling pressure is weakening, while volatility continues to tighten near key resistance.
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From the $60 demand zone, the price of QNT has formed consecutive higher lows, regaining short-term ground while holding up well above the mark of $80. According to Jonathan Carter, the bears have started to lose steam while the buying activity at dips has remained strong.
As long as QNT holds above the $58 invalidation level, market structure favors a continuation toward the upper boundary of the triangle. Liquidity is building near resistance, increasing the probability of a momentum-driven breakout once compression resolves.
If the upward thrust continues to gain speed, as represented by the chart, obvious targets for an upward reversal exist at $97, $123, $143, and $165, as these were previously identified as swing high points and supply zones. Of course, if the stock were to break decisively below $58, the bull thesis would be negated once again.
On the 4-hour TradingView chart, the RSI level is at 47, just below the 50 level. The indicator is indicating a lack of significant momentum, where neither the bulls nor the bears are in control. Such a condition often appears at the end of a long period of consolidation.
MACD is a little on the bearish side as the line has fallen below the signal line. However, a narrowing of the charted gap between them in the histogram indicates a decrease in momentum on the bearish side, which might suggest that a sideways or impulsive movement may occur in this case.
Beyond technicals, Quant’s fundamentals continue to keep the spotlight shining in its direction. As Altcoin Buzz, highlighted that, Quant has transitioned from pilot projects with companies to fully fledged production as it builds towards the launch of its Overledger Fusion mainnet in Q1 2026.
This upgrade reinforces the position of Quant as a fundamental interoperability platform, connecting blockchains with the traditional financial system. The upgrade follows the firm’s involvement with past projects associated with the digital euro initiative by the European Central Bank and the UK’s sterling tokenization.
The Trusted Node Program provides holders of QNT with an opportunity to stake their tokens in exchange for securing the regulated flows of transactions. There is a fixed cap on the number of tokens available in the system, which stands at 14.8 million tokens.
Quant’s technological compression is aligning with a significant catalyst in the network, and the probability of volatility expansion is rising as traders position before the mainnet launch of Fusion in Q1 2026.
The fixed supply and increased exposure to regulated central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) mean that rising demand could significantly impact the QNT market.
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