TL;DR:
- Quant (QNT) recorded a 300% surge over the weekly timeframe following the announcement of institutional adoption by The Clearing House.
- Bitway (BTW) trades at $1.33 after hitting an all-time high of $1.35 within a megaphone chart pattern.
- Sui (SUI) tapped the $1.25 technical pullback level following the launch of the Hashi protocol for Bitcoin collateral.
Infrastructure tokens stood out for their performance across the crypto market during the final week of September, positioning 3 altcoins poised to make waves in the first week of October.
The spotlight across the crypto scene is fixed on Quant (QNT), Bitway (BTW), and Sui (SUI). These three assets led weekly performance metrics within their respective capitalization tiers, according to exchange trading data.
In Quant’s case, the price surged from an open near $64 to close the previous week at $286.64, marking an approximate 350% increase before stabilizing around $252.30. This momentum was ignited after confirmation on September 24 that The Clearing House integrated Quant’s technology for tokenized deposit settlements among 25 leading U.S. banking institutions.
Market analysis highlights that the move broke above three prior descending resistance levels set at $101.87, $131.58, and $160.70. According to the technical report, QNT’s weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) peaked at 91 points before moderating to 86. The presence of an extended upper wick near the weekly peak of $373 suggests that sellers took profits at higher levels, leaving the $160.70 threshold as the primary technical support if a deeper correction unfolds.
Bitway’s Technical Dynamics and Sui’s Consolidation
Bitway, a protocol aimed at bridging decentralized finance liquidity with traditional financial markets, notched a 78% gain over a seven-day window. The price established an all-time high at $1.35 and is currently trading around $1.03.
Market charts show that BTW is expanding within a broadening megaphone formation. Fibonacci extension projections cited by the source identify theoretical targets at $1.69 and $2.14 if buying momentum persists. However, technical indicators point to bearish divergences on the RSI and declining trading volume. In a pullback scenario, the $0.80 mark represents the initial support level identified after the September 26 wick, with a deeper floor positioned at $0.50.
Meanwhile, the native token of the Sui network recorded a 30% advance over the last seven days, trading around $1.20 after encountering technical rejection at $1.16. The appreciation coincided with the deployment of Hashi, a technical framework enabling Bitcoin deposits as collateral within the network.
Technical breakdown data shows that SUI’s trading volume tapered off following the initial rally on September 21. Source analysis notes that losing the current level could lead to a retracement toward the $1.12 support floor (corresponding to the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level), whereas reclaiming $1.25 would clear the path toward the prior yearly high of $1.42.
The upcoming official Sui Basecamp event, scheduled for October 7–8 in Singapore, will act as the next key catalyst on the network’s announcement calendar.
