$QNT just listed and volume is sticking around — that's the real test

New listings attract a rush, but most fade within hours. The ones that matter are the ones where buyers come back the next day. $QNT has $36M in 24-hour volume at $248.49, and it's up nearly 4% since listing — but the number that matters most right now is whether that volume stays.

When a coin debuts, you'll always see a spike of early buyers taking a quick profit and late arrivals panic-selling. The ones that build into real markets do something different: they hold a price floor, meaning buyers keep stepping in at roughly the same level instead of watching the price collapse back to launch. That floor is how you separate a debut from a staying listing.

$QNT has the volume to show there's real interest here, not just a thin wick. The next 24–48 hours will show if that interest is building or unwinding. If volume stays elevated and the price holds, you're looking at something with legs. If it collapses back to listing levels with volume drying up, you know what that means.

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