Key Insights Quant price has gained about 400% over one month, according to TradingView data. A founder-linked wallet moved 25,776 QNT worth roughly $6.97 million after seven years. The trans
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- Quant price has gained about 400% over one month, according to TradingView data.
- A founder-linked wallet moved 25,776 QNT worth roughly $6.97 million after seven years.
- The transfer went to a new wallet, and it does not confirm that the tokens were sold.
The Quant price has climbed more than 400% over the past month, while a wallet linked to Quant founder and CEO Gilbert Verdian moved 25,776 QNT worth about $6.97 million after seven years of inactivity.
The transfer adds an on-chain development to one of September’s sharpest altcoin rallies. According to TradingView data, the QNT / USDT ratio increased by 400.73% in the last month.
The token is trading around $300.63 at the time of writing, after reaching an intraday high of $357 in the period of growth.
The wallet migration was reported by TokenPost on Sept. 29. This wallet sent 25,776 QNT to the newly created address.
On the other hand, the original holder’s account still possesses around 600,000 QNT, which are worth about $160.39 million. The transaction itself does not establish that the tokens were sold.
Quant Price Rally Meets Dormant Wallet
The timing makes the transfer notable. The Quant price was already in a steep rally before the dormant wallet became active.
TradingView’s one-month performance puts the gain at more than 400%, while other market reports have measured the move from roughly $67 on Sept. 21 to a high near $357 on Sept. 30.
That seven-day move alone amounted to more than 400% from the Sept. 21 starting level to the Sept. 30 high.

QNT / USDT Sept. Rally Chart | Source: TradingView
The rally accelerated after The Clearing House selected Quant on Sept. 24 to power its On-Chain Money Initiative.
The project is designed to provide an interoperable network for financial institutions to clear and settle tokenized deposits.
Quant will provide the interoperability, orchestration, and transaction management layer while connecting the network to established payment systems, including RTP and CHIPS.
The Clearing House announced that its payment networks process over $2 trillion daily.
This news served as a fresh institutional narrative for the price of QNT crypto after months of underperformance.
However, the price action and the enterprise agreement should not be conflated. The Clearing House chose Quant’s technology, but it did not announce a requirement that participating institutions must purchase QNT.
QNT Technology Finds a Banking Narrative
The Clearing House agreement is part of a wider series of financial infrastructure projects involving Quant.
According to The Coin Republic, Quant has also worked on the Great Britain Tokenized Deposit project with UK Finance and a consortium including Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, NatWest, Nationwide and Santander.
Quant has separately partnered with Murex on programmable money infrastructure for its MX.3 capital-markets platforms.
In Japan, the company has a strategic partnership with Dentsu Soken involving programmable digital money and tokenized deposits.
Those developments help explain why the QNT crypto price moved beyond a purely market-driven rally in September.
The project is increasingly being discussed in the context of tokenized deposits, payment infrastructure and interoperability between traditional financial systems and blockchain networks.
The Clearing House initiative is expected to become available to participating institutions in the first half of 2027.
What the 25,776 QNT Transfer Actually Shows
TokenPost reported that the address had been inactive for seven years before moving the 25,776 QNT. At the reported valuation, the transfer represented about $6.97 million.
The wallet retained roughly 600,000 QNT worth $160.39 million. That means the moved tokens represented only a fraction of the remaining balance.

Quant CEO Moves $7M QNT | Source: X
More importantly, the destination was a newly created wallet rather than an identified exchange deposit, according to the report.
So the transaction cannot, on its own, be described as a sale.
For the Quant price, the more immediate story remains the scale of September’s move. The dormant-wallet transfer adds an on-chain event to monitor, but its purpose is not established by the transaction itself.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Wallet transfers do not by themselves confirm buying or selling.
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