He Called Bitcoin 13 Years Ago—Now He’s Bullish on Quant QNT!
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Zach HumphriesIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 28 Sept 2026, 22:15 UTC
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- 30 Sept 2026, 08:01 UTC
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The analysis focuses on QNT and BTC, highlighting significant upward momentum. QNT experienced a rapid surge, gaining 145% in a single day and reaching approximately $370, with a four-day increase of 430%. Following a pullback, it is currently trading around $243. This surge is attributed to a technology partnership with The Clearing House, a major US payment and clearing infrastructure company, as well as the analyst's long-term conviction in Quant since 2023. BTC is mentioned in reference to a 2013 prediction where the analyst advised buying at least 1 BTC with a risk of $300 and a target of $10,000. The video suggests that institutional money is now entering the crypto market, particularly in assets related to tokenization, AI, and infrastructure, contrasting with the purely retail-driven market of the past. The overall market sentiment for these assets is bullish, driven by fundamental developments and institutional interest.
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