Quant ($QNT) surged 40% on September 25, almost reaching $100 as investors reacted to a major institutional partnership announcement. Looking ahead, artificial intelligence (AI) suggests the asset has room for another short-term rally.

Namely, Finbold’s AI prediction tool sees $QNT rallying another 7.65% and trading at $107.62 by October 1, 2026, which are levels not seen in nearly two months.

$QNT price prediction on October 1, 2026. Source: Finbold

Our machine learning algorithm generated the price by combining the predictions given by Gemini 3.5 Flash, ChatGPT-5.7 Luna, and DeepSeek Chat, which also incorporated technical signals such as the relative strength indeex (RSI) and simple moving averages (MA).

All three large language models were bullish on Quant. The most notable forecast, however, came from Gemini, which argued for a $QNT price target of $115.5 on October 1, which suggests a 15.53% upside potential.

DeepSeek and ChatGPT predicted prices of $104.85 and $102.5, respectively, meaning the price could increase by 2.53-4.88%.

AI predicts $QNT price on October 1, 2026. Source: Finbold

Quant price skyrockets

The ongoing rally followed a September 24 announcement that Quant had been selected by The Clearing House (TCH) to provide the interoperability layer for its On-Chain Money Initiative aimed at developing a U.S. tokenized deposit network.

As the Clearing House processes more than $2 trillion in payments each day, the partnership has emerged as a significant potential deployment of Quant’s interoperability technology.

Quant’s rally has also coincided with broader strength across altcoins, which helped it break above a long-term descending trendline, while trading volume surged 718%, providing additional technical confirmation of the move.

From a technical perspective, the $100-$103 area represents the next significant resistance zone. A sustained move above $103 could put the $110-$112 area in focus, while the $83-$85 area has emerged as an important support zone following the breakout.

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