The crypto market steadied after a difficult start to the week, with total market capitalization near $2.86 trillion, up 1.1% on the day, and 61 of the top 100 coins in positive territory. Bitcoin traded at $83,558, up 0.27% over 24 hours but down 2.03% for the week, as traders positioned cautiously ahead of August PCE inflation data due from the Bureau of Economic Analysis on September 30 at 8:30 a.m. ET. Hedera's HBAR reversed from a gain of more than 20% and a price above $0.12 to a 16.5% 24-hour decline at $0.1043 after the market reassessed news that Hedera-based IDTrust had been listed on the IBM Cloud Catalog. Quant's QNT moved in the opposite direction, rising 12.84% to $270.48 and 299.39% over seven days after The Clearing House selected Quant to power its On-Chain Money Initiative, which will connect tokenized bank deposits with the RTP and CHIPS payment rails. The network is expected to open to banks only in the first half of 2027, leaving QNT exposed to reversal risk after roughly quadrupling in a week. Uniswap and Bitcoin Cash stabilized after earlier losses and are due to receive CME futures on October 19, pending regulatory review. NEAR gained 6.29% on the day and 15.16% for the week without a single headline identified as its catalyst. The contrasting HBAR and QNT moves illustrate how enterprise-partnership news can drive sharp token repricing, while the market remains focused on whether a hot PCE reading will pressure these gains.