Quant ROI Calculator 2026
Calculate the historical return of a Quant investment for any amount and purchase date. Live price: $64.63.
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Result
This calculation ignores trading fees and taxes. Actual returns would be lower.
Summary: If you had invested $1,000.00 in Quant (QNT) on 9/19/2025 at a price of $64.89, you would have received 15.4107 QNT. Today, these would be worth $995.99 — a loss of $4.01 (-0.4%).
How to Calculate Quant ROI
Return on Investment (ROI) measures how much your investment has gained or lost in percentage terms. The formula is universal — it works for crypto, stocks, real estate, and any other asset class:
Example with Quant: if you had invested $1,000 in Quant 1 year ago and the price has doubled since then, your position would be worth $2,000 today. ROI: (2,000 − 1,000) / 1,000 × 100 = 100%. If the price halved, ROI would be −50%.
Our calculator automates this: you specify the investment amount and date, the calculator fetches the historical buy price (data from CoinGecko), computes the number of coins received, and multiplies by the current price of $64.63. Quant currently trades at 15% of its all-time high ($427.42).
Important Caveats
- Past performance ≠ future returns. Quant could lose in the next 12 months what it gained in the last 12 — or vice versa.
- Fees + taxes. Real ROI is lower due to trading fees (typically 0.1-0.5% per trade) and taxes (varies by jurisdiction — e.g. 25%+ in Germany if held <1 year).
- Survivor bias. You see ROI of coins that still exist today. Dead projects with −100% ROI aren't represented in this view.
Quant in Market Context
Market Position
Quant (QNT) ranks #80 within the top-100 tier — solid liquidity but elevated volatility versus top-20, with a current market cap of $940.01 M. As an infrastructure protocol, Quant serves developer tooling or oracle/storage functions — performance tracks broader ecosystem activity.
Recent Price Action
At $64.63 (only 15% of the ATH of $427.42), Quant is in a deep correction — drawdowns of this magnitude have historically offered attractive re-entry zones depending on fundamentals. Over the last 7 days, Quant has moved sideways at +0.60%; over 30 days it has gained +6.4%.
Valuation Signals
A Value Score of 71.4/100 places Quant in the "Undervalued" zone, indicating a discount versus realized market cap and network activity. MVRV at 85/100 suggests a favorable valuation relative to realized cap. Low dev activity (score 0/100) is a cluster risk — project stagnation elevates long-term delisting risk.
Risk Profile
Infrastructure risks: value capture is hard when protocols function as public goods — the "fat protocol thesis" remains unsettled. Strong tokenomics (85/100): bounded emission, decentralized distribution, and no activation cliffs on the horizon.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you calculate Quant ROI?
ROI = (Current Value − Investment Amount) / Investment Amount × 100. Specifically: divide the investment amount by Quant's historical buy price (= number of coins purchased), multiply by the current price (= current value), and compare to the investment amount. The calculator above does this automatically with real historical data.
What if I had invested in Quant 5 years ago?
Just pick a date 5 years ago in the calculator above (or click the "3y" / "2y" preset and adjust). The calculator immediately shows the historical price, your purchased coins, and today's value. Important: past performance is no indicator of future returns.
Is the historical price data in this calculator accurate?
Price data is sourced from CoinGecko — one of the largest and most reputable crypto data providers. We store up to 5 years of daily closing prices for Quant. During extreme market events (flash crashes), the actual trade price can deviate from the daily average. For official tax calculations, use tools like Koinly or consult a tax advisor.
Should I invest in Quant based on the historical ROI?
Historical ROI is NOT a reliable predictor of future performance — especially in crypto. Strong historical returns can mean the asset has already risen sharply and may correct medium-term. For a forward-looking valuation, check our Quant Value Score and the "Is Quant a good investment?" analysis.