Activity on the Quant Network blockchain surged after the project announced a partnership with The Clearing House (TCH), according to TradingView data. Between September 22 and September 28,
Activity on the Quant Network blockchain surged after the project announced a partnership with The Clearing House (TCH), according to TradingView data. Between September 22 and September 28, daily active addresses on the network rose by 1,242%, reaching a high of nearly 17,000.
The jump followed a deal announced by @quantnetwork and @TCHtweets in late September. The announcement also lifted the $QNT token. The activity spike has since faded, and daily active addresses have dropped significantly from their peak. They remain well above the levels recorded before the announcement.
The Clearing House picked Quant to run the interoperability layer for its bank-led US tokenized deposit network. In TCH's design, Quant handles interoperability, transaction orchestration and transaction management for the on-chain currency network, and integrates with existing fiat payment rails such as RTP and CHIPS. TCH says it clears and settles more than $2 trillion a day.
On timing, the network is expected to become available to participating institutions in the first half of 2027. Transaction processing on the network is targeted to begin in Q2 2027.
The market reaction was sharp. Brave New Coin reported QNT climbing from around $65 to above $350 over a week , though the exact return varies by exchange and price feed because of the token's wide intraday range. By October 20, QNT was trading about 43% below its September high.
Other on-chain providers recorded a smaller but earlier build-up. Santiment Intelligence said daily active addresses exceeded 870 from September 16 to September 23. From September 1 through September 15, the daily count never exceeded 792. Santiment counted 2,064 active addresses on announcement day, the highest daily reading since November 15, 2025. Address counts differ by data provider and methodology, so figures from TradingView and Santiment are not directly comparable.
Analysts have also cautioned against reading the activity as proof of token demand. The Clearing House and Quant do not say that participating banks must acquire or hold QNT, pay a network fee in it, use it as a settlement asset, or burn it. Santiment noted that bank activity on Quant's planned network would not appear in QNT token metrics.
For now, the data shows that the partnership drew a burst of attention to Quant Network, with a lasting but smaller uplift in on-chain activity. Whether that translates into sustained demand for $QNT is likely to depend on how the TCH network launches in 2027 and what role the token plays in it.
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