Key Highlights Hyperliquid ($HYPE), Pepe ($PEPE), and Quant ($QNT) emerged as the top major gainers of the week, driven by institutional partnerships, significant whale accumulation, and technical breakout levels. Bitway ($BTW), Rain ($RAIN), and Worldcoin ($WLD) faced heavy selling pressure, logging steep double-digit declines amid market caution and institutional exchange inflows. High volatility in low-cap ...
Key Highlights: Quant ($QNT) continues to test support near the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of $178.8 following a substantial September rally. A 4-hour market structure shift above $212.87 signals potential for an upside bounce toward $223.5, while a daily breakdown under $173.5 risks a slide to $126. Market sentiment remains fragile in the wake of ...
Key Highlights: Quant rallied after The Clearing House selected the firm to support its On-Chain Money Initiative for clearing tokenized bank deposits by the first half of 2027. Midnight surged 96.5% following the launch of permissionless smart contract deployments on mainnet and upgraded wallet features. Lighter plummeted 28.7% amid Robinhood’s perpetual-futures expansion, while Ethena slipped ...
Key Highlights Quant ($QNT) surged 38% after The Clearing House selected its network for the On-Chain Money Initiative, which processes approximately $2 trillion in daily U.S. payments, while U.K. banks simultaneously executed live tokenized sterling deposit transactions. Derivatives activity exploded with volume jumping 637.49% to $214.37 million and open interest rising 78.87% to $29.54 million, ...
Key Highlights Seven major UK banks—including Barclays, HSBC UK, Lloyds, Monzo, Nationwide, NatWest, and Santander—executed the first live customer transactions using tokenized sterling deposits through the Great British Tokenised Deposit initiative. The pilots covered two remortgage completions and a consumer marketplace purchase, demonstrating automated fund locking and release that reduces settlement delays and counterparty risk. ...