Quant reclaims $300 as MACD and RSI show strong daily momentum; resistance near $329–$343

# Price context Quant (QNT) climbed back above $300 on Sept. 30 after a sharp pullback earlier in late September. TradingView's Binance QNT/USDT data showed a session high of $329 and a low of $262.36, with the token trading around $302.26 at the close. The weekly chart placed QNT near $303.38, about 55% above a recent weekly low of $195.35 but still below a late-September peak near $373.

# Technical picture — daily and weekly Daily momentum readings are strong. The daily RSI reached 81.90, exceeding the common overbought threshold of 70 and sitting above its moving average (70.03). The daily MACD is positive and widening: MACD at 50.10 versus a signal line at 25.18, producing a positive histogram (24.92). Those readings indicate the advance is accompanied by bullish momentum rather than a bearish crossover.

On the weekly timeframe, Chaikin Money Flow is positive at 0.35, showing volume flow turned supportive during the breakout. The weekly Murrey Math overlay places price between $281.25 and $312.50, with $312.50 acting as an immediate band of resistance that QNT has yet to hold above. A weekly technical level at $343.75 sits between the current resistance band and the recent peak.

# Price levels to watch

A decisive move above $329 would put the $343.75 weekly level back into play. Failure to hold above the $300 area could see the price revisit the $266–$262 zone and the weekly $281.25 band.

# Liquidation map and short-term risk CoinGlass's 24-hour QNT liquidation heatmap highlights concentrated liquidation clusters above price around $324–$327, with additional bands near $320 and $330–$333. Below price, strong clusters appeared near $278 and around $271–$273, with further bands at $260–$263. At the end of the displayed period, price was fluctuating between the main upper and lower liquidation zones ($300–$303). These clusters identify levels where leveraged positions could be forced out, increasing volatility around those prices.

# Market drivers and commentary

# What traders might consider

• If price fails to hold $300, monitor the $266–$262 area and the weekly $281.25 band for potential support and stop-placement decisions.

# Bottom line QNT's rebound above $300 is backed by strong daily momentum (RSI and MACD) and positive weekly volume flows. Traders should watch the $329 intraday high and the $343.75 weekly level for upside continuation, while liquidation clusters and stretched RSI increase the odds of noisy price action and sharp retracements.