QTUM is currently seeking a rebound at the 1.5 level. In the short term, the first target range is between 1.8 and 2. If it breaks through, there is further room for upward movement.

Looking at historical trends, this project is indeed not particularly eye-catching. During the last bull market in 2021, it surged to 36, then faced continuous pressure, dropping to a low of 1.1 last year, and rebounded back to 1.5 this year. The volatility is high but the gains are modest, only recently becoming active again.

There are several catalysts worth paying attention to. QTUM is developing a new version of the Metamask Snap feature, planning to integrate USDC, and the team is preparing for a hard fork upgrade. From a technical iteration perspective, these are substantial progress.

Honestly, QTUM is an old coin. The project team has been relatively low-key, but based on past performance, once there are signals of a breakout, the price often can't stop rising. Considering the current price is only 1.5, along with recent positive developments, this level is not high, and it may be worth considering some positioning.