Quant (QNT) fell 18% in 24 hours after rejection at $326, breaking below $300 support and reaching a reported low of $237, with the final summary also citing $236. The token traded around $239 at press time. Spot trading volume declined 33% to $474 million as investors took profits after a 250% weekly rally. Coinglass data showed more than $4.8 million in total liquidations, including $3.5 million in liquidated long positions. Quant Futures recorded $480 million in outflows against $453 million in inflows over 24 hours, sending Futures Netflow down 1120% to negative $26.7 million. Open Interest, the value of outstanding derivatives contracts, fell 15% to $167 million. Spot Netflows were mostly positive during the rally and turned negative only twice in the past week, but stood at about $1.3 million at press time after reaching negative $11 million the previous day, indicating continued profit-taking. QNT’s Normalized RVGI, a momentum indicator, declined for three straight days to 30, while its Relative Strength Index fell through a bearish crossover but remained near 69, suggesting buyers had not entirely lost control. Continued selling could push QNT below $200, with $195 identified as critical support, while a recovery could put $300 back in focus.