Quant Stalls at $123—Here’s the Red Flag Traders Are Missing

Quant’s price grinds to a halt at $123—no dramatic plunge, no euphoric rally. Just the market holding its breath.

The warning sign everyone’s ignoring:
Liquidity’s drying up faster than a meme coin’s utility. When volume evaporates at key levels, it’s not consolidation—it’s indecision. And indecision kills portfolios.

What’s next?
If Quant can’t punch through $123, expect a retest of support. Break that? Then we’re in ’buy the rumor, sell the news’ territory—classic crypto déjà vu.

Bonus cynicism: Wall Street still thinks ’blockchain’ is a type of ergonomic chair. Meanwhile, traders are out here playing 4D chess with leverage and hopium.

Expert’s bold prediction for QNT

Despite a decline in trader and investor participation, one expert remains optimistic about QNT, as highlighted in a recent X (formerly Twitter) post.

On the 28th of May 2025, the expert described QNT as “unstoppable,” citing its strong performance and predicting significant future growth. 

According to the expert, QNT could first reach $164, followed by $700 and possibly $1,500 in the long run.

Quant’s price action and key levels 

According to AMBCrypto’s technical analysis, QNT appears bullish. However, with the recent uptick, its price has now reached the key resistance level of $123, a level with a strong history of price reversals.

Source: CoinGlass

QNT has faced multiple rejections at this level, which may have contributed to declining participation and the potential for a sell-off.

If upside momentum persists and QNT breaks above the key resistance at $123, the price could surge 32% to reach $165 in the future.

However, if bullish momentum weakens and QNT fails to break resistance, the price may drop 14%, potentially falling to $102, following historical patterns.

$3.05 million worth of QNT inflow, sell-off incoming?

However, QNT’s recent rally appears to be getting capitalized on by investors and long-term holders, who have been dumping their holdings to book profits, as revealed by the on-chain analytics platform CoinGlass.

Source: CoinGlass

Over the past 96 hours, exchanges have seen a $3.05 million inflow of QNT tokens, according to Spot Inflow/Outflow data.

This large inflow has occurred alongside a 28% price surge, suggesting that investors and long-term holders may be selling. If selling pressure continues, QNT could face a potential price decline.