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Quant Pulls Back Following Settlement Partnership Rally While XRP Declines
Quant has retreated from its recent peak following a banking network agreement, while XRP posted monthly declines.
Quant recorded a 215.3% gain over thirty days while XRP declined 7.6% over the same timeframe. As of October 19, 2026, QNT traded near $199 and XRP was priced around $1.31. QNT had climbed from $66 on September 20 to a high of $287 on October 1, before retreating 16% over the past week and 20.8% across two weeks.
The initial rally in Quant followed a September 24 announcement from The Clearing House, operator of the RTP and CHIPS payment networks, revealing that Quant software would support its On-Chain Money Initiative. The project is designed to coordinate tokenized deposit transactions among commercial banks. Following the news, QNT surged from $71 to $287 by September 28.
Momentum cooled as daily trading volume dropped from $1.49 billion on September 28 to approximately $83 million. The report notes that the initial price spike was likely amplified by liquidations of short positions, with buying pressure subsiding once those borrowed positions were closed.
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