Quant has been hit hard during the latest crypto selloff, but one long-term QNT investor is treating the weakness as an opportunity rather than a reason to exit.
Jordan Bennett says a buy order for another 25 QNT was filled at $155, with one final spot order waiting at $150.
After that, he plans to leave the position untouched until 2027-2028 and sell into rallies somewhere between $500 and $1,500.
Those targets are highly speculative, as Bennett himself acknowledges. But the timing of his purchase is interesting because QNT is now testing one of the most important areas on its daily chart.
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QNT Is Testing Support Near $150-$155
Quant traded as low as roughly $154.70 this week after falling almost 18% over the past seven days. QNT currently trades around $159, more than 60% below its 2021 all-time high near $428.
Bennett’s chart marks approximately $152.71 as support, which also sits close to the 99-day EMA near $153.
That explains why his $155 and $150 orders are positioned where they are.
But momentum is still weak.
The daily chart shows QNT below its 7-day EMA near $175 and its 25-day EMA around $188. MACD is also negative, so there is no strong reversal confirmation yet.
Derivatives data tells a similar story. QNT open interest is down almost 5% over 24 hours, while roughly $465,000 of the latest $562,000 in liquidations came from longs.
$200 Is the First Serious Recovery Test
Bennett’s long-term profit targets are far away from the current structure.
Before $500 becomes relevant, QNT first needs to recover several resistance zones visible on his chart.
The first major area sits around $199-$200.
Above that come approximately $221, $241 and $270.
The larger resistance near $320 would be especially important because QNT previously failed around that region.
From $159, reaching $500 would require a gain of roughly 214%.
A move to $1,500 would mean more than 840% upside and would place QNT far beyond its previous all-time high.
That is why Bennett describes the range as a personal exit plan rather than a forecast.
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Quant Fundamentals Are Still Moving Forward
The weakness in QNT price also comes while Quant continues expanding its institutional infrastructure.
In September, Quant announced that it will power The Clearing House’s On-Chain Money Initiative in the U.S., designed around tokenized commercial-bank deposits. The network is expected to become available to participating financial institutions in the first half of 2027.
Quant has also spent much of 2026 building around tokenized deposits, programmable money and interoperability between regulated financial institutions. Its Fusion Rollup went live on mainnet in June.
Those developments do not guarantee higher QNT prices, but they explain why long-term holders such as Bennett may be willing to buy during a steep correction.
Bennett Is Buying the Weakness, Not Calling the Bottom
The distinction matters.
His $155 purchase does not mean QNT has confirmed a bottom.
A loss of roughly $150-$153 would weaken the current support structure and could expose lower levels.
But if buyers defend this area and QNT begins reclaiming $175, then $190-$200 becomes the next serious test.
For Bennett, the plan is simpler: finish accumulating near $150-$155, then wait for a multi-year outcome.
The chart still needs work.
But QNT is now trading in exactly the zone where his long-term strategy says the risk is worth taking.
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