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Gold analyst Jan Nieuwenhuijs has issued a bullish outlook for Quant, urging investors to buy at least one token while highlighting a potential $10,000 upside.
In a recent post on X, Nieuwenhuijs advised his more than 121,000 followers to buy a minimum of one QNT token.
At the time, the token traded around $120. He framed the opportunity as a risk-reward bet, suggesting investors could lose $120 while potentially earning as much as $10,000 if his bullish thesis plays out.

However, Nieuwenhuijs did not provide a specific timeframe or detailed price model explaining how QNT could reach $10,000. 
QNT Call Echoes His 2013 Bitcoin Prediction
Interestingly, Nieuwenhuijs’ latest QNT commentary mirrors a similar Bitcoin prediction he made in 2013.
At the time, he presented a comparable risk-reward scenario, suggesting that investors could lose $300 or potentially make $10,000 by buying Bitcoin.
Bitcoin subsequently moved far beyond the $10,000 level, eventually reaching an all-time high above $126,000. Nonetheless, Bitcoin’s historical performance does not guarantee that QNT will follow a similar trajectory.
QNT Surges 210% From the $120 Level
Meanwhile, QNT has already moved sharply higher since Nieuwenhuijs issued his latest call.
The token subsequently reached a record high near $372 yesterday, representing an increase of roughly 210% from the $120 level cited in his commentary. 
The rally has also coincided with growing adoption of Quant’s technology in tokenized banking infrastructure. Last week, Quant was selected by The Clearing House to support the institution’s On-Chain Money Initiative, which aims to facilitate the clearing and settlement of tokenized deposits while connecting with payment networks such as RTP and CHIPS.
Meanwhile, Quant’s technology has supported the Great British Tokenised Deposit initiative, where seven UK banking institutions, including NatWest and Lloyds Banking Group, completed live customer transactions involving tokenized sterling deposits.
These developments provide a fundamental backdrop for the recent QNT rally.
QNT Extends Its Sharp Rally
At press time, QNT had retraced from its September 27 record high of $372 and was trading around $256. 

Despite the pullback, the token remains up 45% over 24 hours and 288% over seven days. Furthermore, QNT’s market cap stood at around $3.1 billion, while its daily trading volume climbed to $1.25 billion, representing a 158% increase.
With Quant now involved in major tokenized-deposit initiatives in both the United States and the United Kingdom, market attention has increasingly focused on whether institutional adoption of its infrastructure could translate into sustained demand for QNT.
Still, the $10,000 projection remains Nieuwenhuijs’ personal bullish thesis. From $256, QNT would need to rise by roughly 3,806% to reach $10,000.

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