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    Quant (QNT) Rose From $70.54 to $180.36 in Four Daily Price Readings, Sept. 24 to 27

    Published November 12, 2026

    CoinStats readings at 08:55 UTC show QNT rising from $70.54 on Sept. 24 to $180.36 on Sept. 27, 2026. They do not say why.

    Quant (QNT) Rose From $70.54 to $180.36 in Four Daily Price Readings, Sept. 24 to 27

    The price of Quant's QNT token rose about 156 percent from Sept. 24 to Sept. 27, 2026. It went from $70.54 to $180.36 across four CoinStats price readings, each taken at 08:55 UTC. The readings show how far the price moved. They do not show why.

    Updated Nov. 12, 2026: We rewrote this article to cover only the CoinStats price readings below. We removed earlier claims about a partnership announcement, along with earlier price, trading volume and market value figures.

    The four readings

    The prices below come from CoinStats, whose historical chart data gives a price averaged across markets. We use one reading for each date, taken at 08:55 UTC. All four were retrieved on Nov. 12, 2026.

    • Sept. 24, 08:55 UTC: $70.5423
    • Sept. 25, 08:55 UTC: $98.5916
    • Sept. 26, 08:55 UTC: $104.4516
    • Sept. 27, 08:55 UTC: $180.3591

    Each reading is a single point in time. It is not a daily high, low, opening price or closing price. The readings are about 24 hours apart, and we have no data between them or after Sept. 27.

    How the price changed between readings

    These changes are our calculations from the four readings above.

    • Sept. 24 to Sept. 25: up $28.05, or about 40 percent.
    • Sept. 25 to Sept. 26: up $5.86, or about 6 percent.
    • Sept. 26 to Sept. 27: up $75.91, or about 73 percent.

    From the first reading to the last, the price gained $109.82, or about 156 percent. The last step, from Sept. 26 to Sept. 27, makes up about 69 percent of that gain. The gain between Sept. 25 and Sept. 26 was small by comparison.

    QNT priced in bitcoin and ether

    CoinStats also gives QNT's price in bitcoin (BTC) and in ether (ETH). This helps show whether QNT rose only against the dollar or also against bitcoin and ether.

    • QNT in BTC: 0.00084473 on Sept. 24, 0.00116899 on Sept. 25, 0.00124021 on Sept. 26 and 0.0021277 on Sept. 27, all at 08:55 UTC. That is about 152 percent more from first to last.
    • QNT in ETH: 0.02649334, 0.03667689, 0.03880779 and 0.06641626 at the same four times. That is about 151 percent more from first to last.

    QNT's dollar price divided by its bitcoin price gives an implied bitcoin price. By that calculation, bitcoin moved from about $83,500 to about $84,800 between the first and last readings, a gain of about 1.5 percent. The same method puts ether at about $2,660 and then about $2,720, a gain of about 2 percent. QNT's rise was far larger than either.

    What four readings can and cannot show

    • They show QNT was higher at each later reading than at the one before.
    • They do not show a cause. The data has no news, trading volume or buyer information, so we make no claim about what moved the price.
    • They do not show highs or lows. The price could have been higher or lower than these readings at other times of day.
    • They do not show what happened after Sept. 27 or between the readings.

    How to use this record

    Treat these four readings as a dated snapshot, not a trend or a forecast. They cannot tell you which way the price goes next. If you follow QNT, compare these readings with a full price history that includes volume, and check any claimed cause against a primary source before you rely on it.

    Source

    Disclosure: Price figures come from CoinStats chart readings taken at 08:55 UTC and retrieved Nov. 12, 2026. They are single points in time, not highs, lows or closes. The percentage changes and implied bitcoin and ether prices are our calculations, and the data does not establish why the price moved. The featured image is a generated illustration. This article is not financial, legal, or investment advice. AI-assisted research and writing. Cited sources, not AI alone, support the claims.