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What happened
Quant’s QNT token jumped 75% in 24 hours on Sunday, briefly topping $190 before settling near $180, after The Clearing House selected Quant to support its On-Chain Money Initiative for tokenized deposits. The news instantly re-priced QNT as a proxy for institutional blockchain rails.
Key figures:
– QNT topped $190 on Sunday — up 75% in 24 hours, with weekly gains beyond +180%
– The token had already risen 27% on Sept. 24, when the initiative was first announced
– Quant provides the interoperability, orchestration, and transaction-management layers connecting banks to existing payment rails, including Real-Time Payments and CHIPS
– The Clearing House networks process more than $2 trillion daily
– The network targets launch in H1 2027
– Daily active addresses hit 2,064 on Sept. 24 — the highest in nearly a yearWhy it matters
Tokenized bank deposits are moving from pilot programs to real infrastructure. Rather than competing with settlement networks, Quant sits at the interoperability layer of a system processing over $2 trillion daily — arguably the most defensible seat in the stack. This rally was driven by genuine institutional adoption rather than speculative hype, which is why QNT’s move has outpaced the broader altcoin market.
What to watch
The H1 2027 launch target gives QNT a long runway — and a long window for competitors to respond. Watch whether other banks or payment networks announce similar tokenization picks, which could challenge Quant’s early lead. And watch the chart: after a weekly run beyond 180%, QNT is heavily overbought and could retrace sharply on any delay or macro wobble.
Related reading: Near ETF Gets Green Light: Bitwise’s Spot Fund Cleared to List on NYSE Arca
Sources:
https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/24568
https://thenewscrypto.com/quant-surges-above-100-as-clearing-house-partnership-drives-qnt-rally/Not financial advice.
Do you think tokenized bank deposits will end up being a bigger deal than stablecoins — or is this just another Wall Street experiment?
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