Quant QNT
Current Price
$73.51 -0.14%
$3.16 Daily Range (4.30%)
$73.10$76.26
$10.20M Daily Volume
126 BTC
Vol/MktCap: 0.95%
Market Performance
0.03% Relative BTC Volume
The total volume of Quant is $10.20M over the past 24 hours, compared to $35.86B total Bitcoin volume.
Hourly Moving Average
Price Performance
+0.17% 1 Hour Change
$73.51 from $73.38
+5.89% 7 Day Change
$4.33 from $69.18
+4.93% 14 Day Change
$3.62 from $69.89
-3.98% 30 Day Change
-$2.92 from $76.43
All Time High
September 11, 2021
$427.42 -82.79%
-$353.87 vs. now
24H Change
-2.15M USD -0.20%
-27 BTC
Volume and Supply
Total Supply: 14.61M QNT 
14.54M QNT AvailableRelative Supply Ratio
0.73 x BTC SupplyRelative Trade Volume
136.53K QNT
traded over past 24 hours
Conversion Tool
Quant AI Market Analysis
The trading volume stands at approximately 11.5 million, representing a volume-to-market cap ratio of 1.08%. Short-term moving averages indicate a bearish trend, with the 8 SMA at $74.99 and a decline of 2.12%, while the 55 SMA at $74.18 shows a decrease of 1.05%.
The 1-hour RSI is at 48, suggesting that QNT is nearing neutral territory, while the 7-day RSI at 57 indicates that it is slightly overbought. In terms of price performance, QNT has shown a 5.41% increase over the past week, indicating some positive momentum, but the 30-day price change is negative at -4.81%, highlighting recent weakness.
The all-time high for QNT remains significantly distant at $427.42, reached in September 2021. Given the current price action and technical indicators, QNT is facing resistance at the short-term moving averages, with limited bullish momentum in the hourly timeframe.
Considering the mixed signals from both the technical indicators and the recent price trends, I recommend a Hold rating. Investors should monitor for a potential break above the resistance levels or further deterioration in the short-term trend before making any decisive actions.
Updated 312 minutes ago.
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