U.S. spot #Bitcoin ETFs have recorded pulled in roughly $3.1 BILLION over 9 straight sessions, marking a sharp change from the earlier period of persistent outflows.
The contrast with #ETH ETFs (which have turned negative 📉) shows institutional demand is currently concentrating more heavily in #BTC than across the broader crypto market.
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25 US banks just picked Quant ($QNT ) to connect their payment systems. It tripled in price, so we asked our agent to read the chart!
🔹 Support is now between $252.82 and $260.95 🔹 The last hourly close was $262.45, just above it 🔹 The next resistance is $290, the 28 Sep high $QNT #USJobOpeningsFallToFiveMonthLow
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oil prices and the latest U.S.–Iran diplomatic situation.
Oil prices have been volatile because two opposing developments are affecting the market: U.S.–Iran diplomacy is showing little clear progress. Mediated discussions have not produced a firm breakthrough, keeping concerns about prolonged Middle East supply disruptions elevated. (Reuters)Saudi Arabia has restarted its East-West Pipeline, which is helping restore crude exports through the Red Sea. Saudi Arabia has also resumed oil loadings at Yanbu, at roughly 2 million barrels per day initially. (Reuters)On Tuesday, however, oil prices later moved lower as the increase in Saudi and other Middle Eastern exports eased some immediate supply concerns. Reuters reported Brent at about $103.32/barrel and WTI at $90.65/barrel during Tuesday's trading. (Reuters)Despite that decline, Brent was still on track for roughly a 14% monthly gain, showing how much geopolitical risk has already been priced into crude. “Oil rebounds as Iran diplomacy stalls despite Saudi pipeline restarting” essentially means: Investors are worried that the Iran conflict may continue because diplomacy isn't producing a clear breakthrough. That concern can push oil prices higher, even though Saudi Arabia restarting an important pipeline is increasing available oil supply. So the market is balancing more Saudi oil supply against the risk of continued disruption around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. #EarningsSeason #news_update #usa .
QNT has gained nearly 500% and returned above $300 for the first time since 2021. But this rally didn’t appear out of nowhere.
The Clearing House - one of the most important payment infrastructure companies in the United States—officially selected Quant’s technology for its On-Chain Money Initiative.
The project is designed to help financial institutions clear and settle tokenized bank deposits while connecting blockchain activity with traditional payment networks such as RTP and CHIPS.
Why is this so significant?
The Clearing House is owned by 25 of America’s largest financial institutions and processes more than $2 trillion in payments every day. Quant could now become part of the infrastructure connecting traditional banking with tokenized money.
Combine that news with QNT’s extremely limited circulating supply, rising trading volume, and a breakout from an accumulation period that lasted around 1,500 days - and the explosive move starts to make sense.
But is this only the beginning? Could QNT reclaim its previous all-time high—and eventually reach $1,000?
I posted my complete Quant analysis, price targets, and personal exit strategy on YouTube. The link is in the comments below. 👇
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