Quant price has risen above $300 following a sharp decline earlier in September, with technical indicators showing strengthening momentum. The token traded near $302 on September 30, according to TradingView data, after reaching a session high of $329 and a low of $262.36. The move marked a recovery of about 55% from a weekly low of $195.35, though it remained below the $373 peak seen in late September. Daily volume gained $35.46, lifting the price from an opening level of $266.80. The daily chart showed resistance near $329, with a weekly technical level at $343.75 positioned above it. Relative Strength Index stood at 81.90, indicating overbought conditions but remaining elevated, while the MACD line held above its signal line with a positive histogram reading of 24.92. The weekly Chaikin Money Flow was also positive at 0.35, suggesting increasing buying pressure. A separate report noted that Quant had been selected by The Clearing House for its planned U.S. tokenized-deposit network, a system intended to settle over $2 trillion daily across major U.S. banks. The partnership, announced on September 24, aims to integrate Quant’s technology into Murex MX.3, software used by 65 of the world’s 100 largest financial institutions. The Clearing House expects the network to become available to participating institutions in the first half of 2027, with use cases including cross-border payments and digital-asset settlement. Technical analysis from CoinGlass indicated liquidation concentrations near $278 and $324–$327, with additional clusters around $320 and $330–$333. Below current price levels, support was observed near $278 and $250. Analyst Ted Pillows highlighted the breakout on social media, noting the five-year downtrend had been disrupted by the recent rally. He projected a potential move toward $373 if momentum persisted, though he did not specify a timeline. Another analyst, Crypto nerd, forecasted a possible rise above $400 under sustained bullish conditions. The price action reflects a shift in technical structure after months of trading between $50 and $90, with the September breakout pushing QNT through $100, $150, and $250 before pulling back. The current recovery places it in the upper portion of an expanded range, though still below its September peak. Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content is for educational purposes only.