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Quant (QNT) Surges to $373 as 2019 Whale Cashes Out $2 Million

A Quant (QNT) holder who accumulated coins in 2019 moved 9,000 QNT worth approximately $2 million to Coinbase and Kraken on Tuesday, realizing an 884% gain from a $22.57 cost basis. Onchain trackers flagged the deposits, highlighting a seven-year holding period.

Quant (QNT) Surges to $373 as 2019 Whale Cashes Out $2 Million

Whale Moves 9,000 QNT to Exchanges

A Quant (QNT) holder who pulled coins off exchanges in 2019 sent 9,000 QNT worth roughly $2 million to Coinbase and Kraken earlier Tuesday, booking an 884% gain on a $22.57 cost basis. The wallet, identified by onchain trackers, marked the transfer as a seven-year position, triggering alerts across QNT-focused analytics platforms.

Market Reaction and Price Surge

The move coincided with QNT's price climbing to $373 earlier this week, its highest level since the asset's 2017 launch. Onchain data suggests the whale's exit may signal profit-taking after a multi-year accumulation phase, though the timing aligns with broader altcoin strength driven by spot Bitcoin ETF inflows. Trading volume on Binance and Coinbase spiked 200% in the hour following the deposits, with sell orders on QNT/USDT pairs absorbing over $50 million in liquidity.

Market context

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Market data reflects conditions at publication time and is not updated in real time.

Data captured at: Sep 29, 2026 16:41 (Tehran)

Likely market impact

SegmentOutlook
Bitcoin● Neutral
Ethereum● Neutral
Altcoins▲ Positive
Short term▲ Bullish
Long term● Neutral

Spot prices at publication

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$84,402.17+1.26% 24h
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ETH/USDTEthereum
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SOL/USDTSolana
$121.13+1.36% 24h

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