Quant (QNT) has been tradable on Coinbase as a perpetual future since 1 p.m. German time (12:00 UTC) on Friday, November 13, 2026. At the same time the price is about 15 percent below last week's level: according to CoinGecko, one QNT cost $162.89 at 7:48 p.m. German time on Friday, roughly €147.69. The new derivatives market changes nothing about Quant's business with banks. It does change how quickly, and with how much leverage, traders can bet on the token, and that is what will drive volatility in the coming days.
If you hold Quant or plan to buy it, this piece sets out the week's numbers, how the new contracts work, where the bank mandate from The Clearing House stands, and the points that matter for investors in the EU.
Coinbase perpetuals on QNT: What has been tradable since Friday
Coinbase announced the new markets on November 11. According to Crypto Briefing, trading started on November 13 at 12:00 UTC, or 1 p.m. in Germany, on Coinbase and Coinbase Advanced. Three other tokens were added alongsi...
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